A Christmas Story Sherri Shepherd, comedian, actress, co-host of The View Jack Sheridan, MLB umpire 1890–1914 Philip Sheridan, Civil War general, led Great Chicago Fire reconstruction, ran Washington Park Race Track (born in New York) Allan Sherman, comedy writer, song parodist Alson Sherman, fire chief, Mayor of Chicago 1844–45 (born in Vermont) Francis Cornwall Sherman, 3-term Mayor of Chicago (born in Connecticut) Francis Trowbridge Sherman, Civil War general (born in Connecticut) Gene Sherman, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Lawrence Yates Sherman, lieutenant governor, U.S. Senator (born in Ohio) Brian Sherwin, art critic, curator, writer Brad Sherwood, comedian, Whose Line Is It Anyway? James Shields, Irish-born senator of Illinois, Minnesota and Missouri Ren Shields, songwriter, "In the Good Old Summer Time" John Shimkus, politician (Republican), U.S. Representative since 1997 Katherine Shindle, actress and 1998 Miss America Kiernan Shipka, actress, Sally Draper on Mad Men George E. Shipley, U.S. Representative 1959–79 William L. Shirer, war correspondent, historian Bernie Shively, All-American guard for Illinois, coach and athletic director at Kentucky Twila Shively, pro baseball player William Shockley (1910–1989), Nobel Prize-winning physicist, co-inventor of the transistor Vaughn Shoemaker, cartoonist Lee Sholem, film director, The Redhead from Wyoming, Tarzan and the Slave Girl, Superman and the Mole Men Bobby Short, cabaret singer, pianist and recording artist Ed Short, executive with Chicago White Sox 1950–70 Luke Short, novelist Rick Short, MLB player and scout Brian Shouse, MLB pitcher 1993–2009 Bobby Shriver, activist, writer and California politician Maria Shriver, television journalist, author, 2003–11 first lady of California David Shulkin, U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Richard B. Shull, actor, The Fortune, Unfaithfully Yours George P. Shultz, U.S. Secretary of Labor 1969–70, Treasury 1972–74, Secretary of State 1982–89, Chicago professor (born in New York) Iman Shumpert, guard for Cleveland Cavaliers John Shurna, Northwestern basketball all-time leading scorer Si–Sk Billy Sianis, founder of Billy Goat Tavern (born in Greece) Drew Sidora, actress, That's So Raven Thomas Siebel, technology executive, philanthropist Don Siegel, film director, Dirty Harry, Charley Varrick, The Shootist, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Coogan's Bluff Jeremy Siegel, professor of finance at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania Casey Siemaszko, actor, Breaking In, Of Mice and Men, NYPD Blue, Back to the Future parts 1 and 2 Nina Siemaszko, actress, The West Wing, The American President, License to Drive, Sinatra, Mystery Woman Eric Sievers, tight end for San Diego Chargers 1981–90 Jack Sikma, 7-time NBA All-Star center for Seattle