theater and radio organist. William McChesney Martin, longest-serving Chairman of the United States Federal Reserve Virginia Mayo, actress Paul McRoberts, NFL player Agnes Moorehead, Hollywood actress Co-star "Bewitched" TV Show Greg Osby, jazz saxophonist Ken Rothman, Lieutenant Governor of Missouri from 1981 to 1985 Muddy Ruel, former MLB player (St. Louis Browns, New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, Washington Senators, Detroit Tigers, Chicago White Sox) and manager (Saint Louis Browns) Guy Stern, author, director of the Holocaust Memorial Center, and member of the Ritchie Boys Julian A. Steyermark, botanist Charles Richard Stith, United States Ambassador to Tanzania from 1998 to 2001 David Thirdkill, NBA basketball player; 1993 Israeli Basketball Premier League MVP Kay Thompson, author and actress Marko Todorovich, basketball player Joe Torry, comedian and actor Others Tennessee Williams, playwright, attended for one year prior to transfer to University City High School References High schools in St. Louis Educational institutions established in 1909 Public high schools in Missouri Magnet schools in Missouri 1909 establishments in Missouri Buildings and structures in St. Louis