Harry and the Hendersons. Jim Dunbar, radio program director, talk show host, and news anchor; elected to National Radio Hall of Fame for work with KGO in 1999; portrayed in 2007 film Zodiac. Chad Everett (1955) film and TV actor, who appeared in more than forty films and television series, including Medical Center (1969–1976). Artie Fields (1939) bandleader, songwriter, record producer and jazz trumpeter Thomas Forsthoefel, chair of the religious studies department at Mercyhurst College. Russ Gibb, concert promoter, most notably of MC5 and Iggy Pop. Robert P. Griffin, former US Senator, former Michigan Supreme Court associate justice Joe Hamood, Houston Mavericks basketball player. Orville L. Hubbard, Mayor of Dearborn Michael Iaquaniello, quarterback for Michigan State and NFL's Miami Dolphins. Marian Bayoff Ilitch (1951) founder and owner of Little Caesars Pizza and Motor City Casino; inducted into the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame in 2008. Art James, television game show host; hosted Blank Check and The Magnificent Marble Machine; also announcer for a dozen game shows including Family Feud. Andrea Joyce, sports broadcaster John C. Kornblum, diplomat, Ambassador to Germany, responsible for Ronald Reagan's historic speech in Berlin 1987. John Lesinski, Jr. former Congressman for Michigan (D, 1951–1965) Mei Lin, chef, Top Chef Season 12 Winner Adele Mara, actress, most famous for her role in Sands of Iwo Jima. Charles "Kid" McCoy, world champion boxer. Gino Polidori, Michigan's 15th District representative. Walter Reuther, President of United Auto Workers (UAW) 1946–1970, President of Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) 1952–1955; named to Time's 100 most influential people of 20th Century; I-696 freeway in Michigan and library at Wayne State University named after him. Tom Saidock, defensive tackle at Michigan State University; played professionally for the Philadelphia Eagles (1957), New York Titans (1960–61), and Buffalo Bills (1962). Robert Saleh, head coach of NFL's New York Jets; member of 2013 Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks. Tarick Salmaci, boxer, also featured on reality TV show The Contender. Martin Shakar (1957) stage, film, and TV actor, who has played on Broadway and Off-Broadway, and appeared in some television shows and more than fifteen films, including Saturday Night Fever (1977). Eddie Slovik, only American soldier to be executed for desertion since the American Civil War; was executed during World War II. Alex Smail, played football for Detroit Lions and Pittsburgh Steelers Jim Snyder, played baseball for Minnesota Twins from 1961–1964; managed the Seattle Mariners in 1988. Jerome