by throwing himself on a live grenade. William Rathje (class of 1963), archaeologist, best known as "Professor of Garbology", while heading the Tucson Garbage Project at the University of Arizona Grote Reber (class of 1929), amateur astronomer, constructed one of the first radio telescopes in his Wheaton backyard, and conducted the first radio survey of the sky Samuel K. Skinner (class of 1956), U.S. Secretary of Transportation (1989–91) and Chief of Staff for President George H. W. Bush (1991–92) Mike Taliaferro (class of ), former collegiate and professional American football quarterback who led third-ranked Illinois to the 1964 Rose Bowl win over Washington Orrin Tucker (class of 1929), bandleader Bob Woodward (class of 1961), investigative reporter and author who works for The Washington Post. He is best known for his collaboration with reporter Carl Bernstein in uncovering the Watergate scandal. Bob Zeman, American Football League defensive back Wheaton Central High School (1964–1992) Robert Jauch (class of 1963) Wisconsin state legislator John Belushi (class of 1967), comedian and actor known for his work on television (Saturday Night Live) and in film (Animal House, The Blues Brothers) Jim Belushi (class of 1972), comedian and actor best known for his work in film (Salvador, K-9) and television (Saturday Night Live, According to Jim) Rob DeVita (class of 1983) gridiron football player Matt Leacock (class of 1989), board game designer best known for cooperative games such as Pandemic. Jeff Thorne (Class of 1989), College football coach, won a Division 3 National Championship as the head coach of the North Central Cardinals. Wheaton-Warrenville High School (1973–1983) Wheaton Warrenville South High School (1992–present) Cory Barlog (class of 1993), director and writer in the entertainment industry. He was a writer and director for the God of War video game series, creative consultant on the unreleased Mad Max reboot game. In March 2012, it was announced that Barlog joined Crystal Dynamics to direct the cinematics for the new Tomb Raider game and go on to direct an unannounced game. Jon Beutjer (class of 1999), former professional football quarterback who has played in the Arena Football League and Canadian Football League Dustin Byfuglien (attended 2000-01, did not graduate from WWSHS), defenseman for the Winnipeg Jets. He won the Stanley Cup with the Chicago Blackhawks in 2010. Jerome Collins (class of 2000), former NFL tight end; 2x Super Bowl Champion (XLI, XLII) Corey Davis (class of 2013), current wide receiver