Gerald A. Albright ’79
American jazz saxophonist and composer |
Greg Ballard ’75
Chief executive officer, Transpera; former chief executive officer of Glu Mobile |
Angel Blue ’05
Performer, Domingo-Thornton Young Artist Program, Los Angeles Opera |
David Boies II ’64
Best known for landmark cases such as "United States v. Microsoft," "Bush v. Gore" and defending Napster against the recording industry |
Gayle Brandeis ’90
Award-winning author and poet |
Pamela M. Catlett ’87
Vice president of investor relations, NIKE |
Glen Charles ’65 / Les Charles ’71
Co-creators and producers of “Cheers;” writers for “M*A*S*H” and “The Mary Tyler Moore Show;” writers and producers for “Taxi” and “The Bob Newhart Show” |
David S. Eick ’90
Television producer, David Eick Productions; credits include “Hercules,” “Xena,” “American Gothic," the Peabody Award-winning “Battlestar Galactica” and “Caprica” |
Susan Essex '85
Senior vice president, Business and Legal Affairs at Warner Bros. Pictures |
Susan M. Estes ’81
Chief executive officer, Arch Pacific, LLC |
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Michael Fredericson, M.D. ’82
Professor and director, PM&R Sports Medicine Service, Stanford University Medical Center; senior associate editor, PM&R; and scientific advisory board, Runner’s World magazine |
Rashid Ghazi ’89
Partner, Paragon Marketing Group; clients include General Mills, Gatorade and Kaiser Permanente |
David Greenwalt ’72
Executive producer, staff writer on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and co-creator of the spinoff, “Angel;" other TV shows include “The X-Files," “The Wonder Years," “Shannon's Deal," “The Commish," “Doogie Howser, M.D." and “Profit" |
Peter Groff ’85
Director, Faith-Based Community Initiatives Center in the Department of Education; first African-American to be elected president of the Colorado Senate |
Benjamin Grubin’05, Jeremy Reynolds ’05
Co-founders of Hockey, an American Indie rock band |
Wes Hagen ’91
Vineyard manager and winemaker, Clos Pepe Vineyard in Santa Barbara County |
M. Ann Halligan ’76
Director of contracts, pricing and estimating, Space Exploration business division, Boeing Corporation, Houston, Texas |
Robert M. Hertzberg ’76
Partner in the law firm of Mayer Brown, LLP; former Speaker of the California State Assembly; former California State Senator |
Robert Houseal III ’74
Senior vice president and CFP Motion Picture Group, Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. |
Rich Hunsaker ’52
President, Hunsaker Development Company, LLC |
Les Janka ’62
President, Saudi Arabia with Quincy International LLC; president, Les Janka International Consultants; deputy press secretary for foreign affairs under President Ronald Reagan |
Diane Jennings ’76
Actress and singer, with recordings and concert tours with the Bavarian Radio Orchestra, Austrian Radio Orchestra, Mozarteum Orchestra and the Berlin Philharmonic |
Kimball Jones ’79
Chef instructor at International Culinary School, Art Institute of California, San Francisco and culinary director, Groth Vineyards and Winery; co-author of "Sharing the Vineyard Table: A Celebration of Wine and Food from the Wente Vineyards Restaurant" |
Edward E. Killian ’75
Winemaker, Chateau Souverain |
Donald Kohler ’90
Vice president of Central Planning at Burberry, London |
Wilfred Koo ’75
President, Givenchy China Co., Ltd., Hong Kong |
Lee Launer ’77
Retired president, Institutional Business Organization, MetLife Insurance |
David C. Lee ’72
Director, writer and producer; co-creator of “Wings” and “Frasier;” winner of nine Emmys, the Directors' Guild Award, the Humanities Prize and the Peabody Award |
Julianne Levings ’75
Physical scientist, plutonium and uranium manufacturing division, U.S. Department of Energy, Albuquerque, New Mexico |
Dave Martin ’88
Chef and contestant in Season 1 of Bravo’s “Top Chef” |
Sherri L. Medina ’82
Executive director, CareMeridian |
Richard M. Milanovich ’97
Tribal chairman, Aqua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians |
Greta N. Morris ’69
Former United States Ambassador to the Republic of the Marshall Islands |
Patrick J. Morris ’59
Mayor, San Bernardino, California; retired Superior Court Judge |
Melvin W. Mow ’72
Executive vice president and chief credit officer, First Hawaiian Bank |
Kelsey Myers ’01
Producer, Cable News Network (CNN) International |
John Mussey ’63
Partner and founder, Newport Asia LLC |
Douglas B. Nalle ’69 and Andrew H. Nalle ’02
Owner and winemaker, Nalle Winery |
Daniel O’Brien ’86
Chief of staff, United States Senator Bob Menendez of New Hampshire |
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Stephen Olson ’63
Chairman/CEO, The Olson Company |
Daniel M. Petrie ’75
Screenwriter for “The Big Easy,” “Shoot to Kill,” “Turner and Hooch” and “Toy Soldiers;” Academy Award nominee for “Beverly Hills Cop;” past president of the Writers Guild of America, West |
Gene Pokorny ’75
The Arnold Jacobs Principal Tuba Chair, Chicago Symphony Orchestra |
John Raitt ’39
Actor in musical theater; starred in Broadway productions "Oklahoma!," "Carousel," "The Pajama Game" and others |
James Ramos ’09
Chairman, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians |
Andy Rehfeldt ’85
Musician/composer and Grammy Award winner |
Cathy Scott ’90
True-crime novelist and award-winning journalist |
Alan Shugart ’51
Founder, Seagate Technology |
Robert W. Stone ’90
Chief strategy and administration officer, City of Hope Medical Center |
Malcolm Swift ’71
Vice president and assistant general counsel, Northrop Grumman Corporation |
Humayun Tai ’94
Principal, McKinsey & Company’s Global Energy and Materials Practice, Washington, D.C. |
Steadman Upham ’71
President, The University of Tulsa |
Gaddi H. Vasquez ’90
United States Representative to the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organizations, Rome, Italy, and former Peace Corps director |
Roberta Voss ’87
Founder,The Voss Team (RE/MAX Professionals); coach at The Trump Organization; three-term member of Arizona State House of Representatives |
Jeffrey M. Wagner ’84
Partner, litigation department, Winston & Strawn, LLP |
Elbra M. Wedgeworth ’78
Chief government and community relations officer, Denver Health; president/chair of the board of the Denver 2008 Convention Host Committee for the 2008 Democratic National Convention |
W. Richard West ’65
Founding director, Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian and citizen of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes in Oklahoma |
Charles “Chuck” Wilke ’64
Founding principal, Meridian Capital |
James Q. Wilson ’52
Senior fellow, Clough Center for the Study of Constitutional Democracy at Boston College and professor, Department of Political Science, Boston College
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Robert M. Woollacott ’65
Professor of biology and curator of marine invertebrates in the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University. |
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