history Douglas S. Cramer (1949), TV and Broadway producer, art collector, co-founder and board member of Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, board member Museum of Modern Art, New York. Naomi Deutsch (1908), public health nursing administrator, author Jim Dine (1953), pop artist Michael Dine (1971), theoretical physicist Alan Dressler (1966), astronomer and astrophysicist Elizabeth Brenner Drew (1953), political journalist, author and lecturer Isadore Epstein (1937), astronomer Frank Benjamin Foster, III (1946) saxophonist, composer, member of Count Basie Orchestra Paula Froelich, Columnist Page Six of The New York Post Helen Iglauer Glueck (1925), physician and hematology researcher Dick Gordon, professional football player 1965–1974 for Chicago, Green Bay, Los Angeles, San Diego Marcel Groen (1963), attorney and Chairman of the Pennsylvania Democratic Party Charles Guggenheim (1942), four-time Academy Award winner for documentaries Richard S. Hamilton, geometer who discovered the Ricci flow (and applied it to the Poincaré conjecture), winner of the Veblen and Shaw Prizes Fred Hersch, jazz composer and musician, Grammy Award nominee Charles R. Hook, Sr. (1898), American industrialist, former president of Armco Steel Corp Ronald Howes, toy inventor; invented the Easy-Bake Oven DeHart Hubbard (1921), first African-American to win an individual gold medal in the Olympics (long jump – 1924 Paris Summer Games) Miller Huggins (1897), managed Babe Ruth and the New York Yankees, inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1964 Rick Hughes (1991), professional basketball player in European leagues Fred Karpoff (1981) pianist Kenneth Koch (1947), poet of the New York School, dramatist and educator Walter Laufer, Olympic gold medalist James Levine (1961), pianist, conductor, Musical Director of the Metropolitan Opera and the Boston Symphony Orchestra Steven Levinson (1964), Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Hawaii from 1992 to 2008 Sabina Magliocco (1977), professor of Anthropology and Religion at the University of British Columbia Jonathan Meyer (1982), lawyer and general counsel of the United States Department of Homeland Security Alexis Nikole Nelson, forager and internet personality Stanley B. Prusiner (1960), 1997 Nobel Prize for medicine Carl West Rich (1916), attorney, Hamilton County prosecutor, city councilman and three-term mayor of Cincinnati, US Congressman Lois Rosenthal, author, publisher, arts & humanities philanthropist. Jerry Rubin (1956), 1960s-era radical and later a social activist Stephen Sanger (1964), Chairman and CEO of General Mills Robert Shmalo (1996), international ice dancing competitor Itaal Shur (1985), Grammy Award winner (2000) Lee Smolin (1972), theoretical physicist Donald Andrew Spencer Sr. (1932), first