Obie Award honoree for sustained excellence and performance. Mark B. Cohen (Master of Business Administration, Class of 2000)—Judge of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, former member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Tom Corbett, Esq. (Class of 1971)—46th Governor of Pennsylvania, 2011–2015: Pennsylvania Attorney General, 1995–1997, and 2005–2011. Bryan Cutler, Esq. (Class of 2001)—Current Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, former majority leader for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives; member of the House since being elected in 2006. Reuben Ewing (born Reuben Cohen), Major League Baseball player Giovanni Ferrero— Italian billionaire businessman and CEO of the confectionery company Ferrero SpA. Daniel Fox (Class of 1948)—Credited with inventing LEXAN polycarbonate, which is used in CDs, DVDs, car bumpers, and Nalgene products. Charlie Gelbert (Class of 1928)—former Major League Baseball player who played primarily at shortstop for the St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers, Washington Senators, and Boston Red Sox. Carolyn Gillette (Class of 1982)—Renowned composer whose hymns have been sung by congregations nationally and internationally; her hymns cover national tragedies such a 9/11 and have been performed nationally on PBS–TV and internationally on BBC–TV. Hinkey Haines (Class of 1919, transferred to Penn State University)—former Major League Baseball outfielder for the New York Yankees, playing only in the 1923 season. Ned D. Heindel (Class of 1959)—former president, American Chemical Society; cancer, nuclear medicine, and therapeutic drug researcher with 14 patents and more than 260 publications. Henry "Two Bits" Homan (Class of 1924)— former NFL quarterback who played with the Frankford Yellow Jackets in Philadelphia from 1925 until 1930, and team member of the 1926 NFL champions. Peggy A. Johnson (Class of 1975)—Since 2008, Bishop has served as the episcopal leader of the Philadelphia Area of the United Methodist Church, and, in 2014, wrote “The Church and Disabilities.” F. Obai Kabia (Class of 1973, Honorary Doctorate, 2018)—former representative to the Permanent Mission of the Republic of Sierra Leone, Third and First Secretary to the United Nations (UN); also worked with the UN Secretariat through the Office of the UN Commissioner for Namibia, the Office of the UN Secretary General (UNSG), and the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations. Horace Kephart (Class of 1879, 1882)—Outdoorsman, travel writer, and author named a father of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park; co-plotter of the Appalachian Trail through the Smoky Mountains; Mount Kephart named in his honor; featured in a Ken Burns series. Paul K.