4 Princetonians who competed in the 1896 Athens games; won two golds and two silvers in Athens, 1896, and two bronzes in Paris, 1900. Will Garwood - President of Cypress Asset Management and, at Princeton, vice chairman of the advisory board of the James Madison Program. Charlie Gogolak - football placekicker noted for his innovations; initially with the Washington Redskins and then the New England Patriots Hy Gunning - Associate Member, played professional baseball with the Boston Red Sox; he was noted for batting left-handed and throwing right-handed. J. P. Harland - Professor of Classics, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill John Grier Hibben - honorary member; president of Princeton, 1920–32; he opposed President Wilson's plans to replace the Eating Clubs with a system of residential quadrangles. Arthur Hillebrand - head football coach at Princeton, 1903–05, his record was 27–4 and the team out-scored opponents 669–85; the 1903 team was 11–0 and was national champion. Thomas Hoving – former director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art Robert J. Hugin - chairman and President of Celgene, Inc.; elected Charter Trustee of Princeton in June 2012. Cosmo Iacavazzi - professional football player, a member of the New York Jets; inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Herbert Jamison - member of the first U.S. Olympic Team at the first modern Olympic games in Athens, where he won a silver medal. Gordon Johnston - Colonel, U.S. Army, recipient of the Medal of Honor, the highest military award of the U.S.A.; head coach of the University of North Carolina (the Tar Heels) football team in 1896. Philip King - American football player, notable as a college football coach, especially at Georgetown University, compiling a career record of 73-14-1. Howard Krongard - known as "Cookie;" head of the Office of the Inspector General of the Department of State; Bush "43" Administration. Frank A. Lane - member of the first U.S. Olympic Team in Athens, 1896; technically, the first American to compete in the modern Olympiad; bronze medal winner Louis Le Guyader - the first TI member to seek elective office outside the United States in a campaign to serve as a Depute in the French National Assembly in 2012 Chauncey C. Loomis - famous Arctic explorer who led 5 expeditions to the Arctic, and Dartmouth professor. Donald Lourie - Under Secretary of State for Administration, Eisenhower Administration; declined a pro football career with the