| Name |
Fame |
Ref |
| John F. Kennedy |
35th President of United States (Honorary) |
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| Eugene McCarthy |
U.S. Senator (1959-1971), U.S. Congressman (1949-1959) |
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| Eligio "Kika" de la Garza, II |
US Congressman, 15th Congressional District (1965-1997) (Texas) |
|
| Richard J. Hughes |
Governor of New Jersey (1962-1970); Chief Justice, New Jersey Supreme Court (1973-1979) |
|
| John J. Barton |
Former Mayor of Indianapolis (1964-1968) |
|
| Joseph M. Barr |
Former Mayor of Pittsburgh (1959-1970) |
|
| Alfonso J. Cervantes |
Former Mayor of St. Louis (1965-1973) |
|
| Paul Hardy |
Former Lt. Gov. of Louisiana (1988-1992), Secretary of State Louisiana (1976-1980) |
|
Business:
| Name |
Fame |
Ref |
| Paul Allen |
Co-Founder Microsoft, Owner of Portland Trail Blazers & Seattle Seahawks |
|
| Paul Galvin |
Founder Motorola |
|
| Paul Allaire |
Former President, Chairman and CEO, Xerox |
|
| Ronald L. Zarrella |
Former Chairman and CEO, Bausch & Lomb |
|
Media:
| Name |
Fame |
Ref |
| Ed McMahon |
Actor: Announcer Tonight Show, Host Star Search |
|
| Gene Kelly |
Actor: Singin' in the Rain, Anchors Aweigh |
|
| Bob Hope |
Actor/Comedian and Famous United Service Organizations Performer (Honorary) |
|
| Keegan-Michael Key |
Comedian: MADtv, Key & Peele. |
|
| Brian Baker (actor) |
Actor: Sprint PCS Commercials |
|
Sports:
| Name |
Fame |
Ref |
| Vince Dooley |
Former Head Coach and Athletic Director at the University of Georgia, Member of the College Football Hall of Fame) |
|
| Dan Devine |
College Football Hall of Fame, Arizona State University, University of Missouri, University of Notre Dame and Green Bay Packer Head Coach. Coached Notre Dame to the 1977 National Championship. |
|
| Ray Meyer |
DePaul Men's Basketball Coach, 1945 NIT Championship, Basketball Hall of Fame |
|
| Ed Macauley |
AP Player of the Year, All-American at St. Louis University, Member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, Played for: St. Louis Hawks, Boston Celtics, NBA All-Star |
|
| Jim Stillwagon |
Lombardi Trophy and Outland Trophy Winner @ Ohio State University, CFL All-Star |
|
| Bob Aspromonte |
(3rd Baseman) Brooklyn Dodgers/ LA Dodgers, Houston Astros, Atlanta Braves, & New York Mets |
|
| Paul Giel |
(Pitcher) New York/San Francisco Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates, Minnesota Twins, Kansas City Athletics |
|
| Ed Don George |
Professional Wrestler and Promoter, Member of Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum |
|
| John Engel |
1931 NCAA Division I Wrestling National Champion (118 lb. Division) |
|
Academia:
| Name |
Fame |
Ref |
| Patrick Ellis |
Former President of La Salle University (1977-1992) and The Catholic University of America (1992-1998) |
|
| Gary A. Thobidau |
Former President of University of Wisconsin |
|
| William C. McInnes |
Former President of Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities (1977-1989), University of San Francisco (1972 to 1977) and Fairfield University (1964 to 1973) |
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Religion:
| Name |
Fame |
Ref |
| Pope John Paul II |
264th Pope (Honorary) |
|
| Theodore Edgar McCarrick |
Archbishop Emeritus of Washington |
|
| John Krol |
Archbishop of Philadelphia |
|
| Donald Wuerl |
Cardinal, Archbishop of Washington |
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