Notable Alumni

An Olympic fencer who competed for the U.S. Team at the 1924 Olympics. He was an integral part of developing the school’s fencing program, which continues to this day.
A former U.S. Ambassador to Honduras and founder of Civil Air Transport (CAT)
President of Walter Reade Organization, owned and operated movie theaters, and distributed films. The school’s theater is named for Walter Reade Jr.
Writer, conservationist, son of great American author Ernest Hemingway
An Olympic rower who competed for the U.S. Team at the 1952 Olympics
Nationally acclaimed film and television series writer, producer, and director. Winner of: Peabody Award for Excellence in Television Programming, The International Documentary Association Best Series Award, Cine Gold Eagle Award, and Chris Award. Three national Emmy nominations. Writer of ten books for young adults on social issues. Teacher at Fordham University and University of New Haven.
Astronomer, pioneer in publication and linking of electronic science journals
A Country music star, his biggest hit as a writer is considered to be the song “Everlasting Love”.
Photographer, radio producer, television producer, music supervisor, and actor.
Hungarian-born artist and author
An American photographer, film director, publicist, and author.
Former Congressman and Senator from New Jersey
An American voice-over actor, known for providing the opening narration of all US shows in the Law & Order franchise
An Academy Award winning cinematographer, director
An actor on Broadway (On Golden Pond, Grease); in over 150 TV commercials with 4 CLIO awards; longtime actor on daytime TV; 4 Emmy Nominations for Outstanding Actor; currently President of TV production company GoldLine Entertainment
A boxer, two-time Golden Gloves winner, trainer on the NBC’s “The Biggest Loser”
Professional basketball player, 2nd round draft pick of the Detroit Pistons