first female Speaker of New Jersey General Assembly Miriam Davenport (1933): painter and sculptor who played central role in helping Jews escape the Holocaust Dan DeCarlo (1937): cartoonist, developed look of Archie Comics, created Josie and the Pussycats Henry Heimlich (1937): inventor, Heimlich Maneuver Betty Freeman (1939): photographer and philanthropist Gloria Oden (1939): African American poet Don Hewitt (1940): 60 Minutes producer Tad Mosel (1940): Pulitzer Prize–winning playwright Jerome Kohlberg, Jr. (1943): billionaire cofounder of private equity firms KKR and Kohlberg & Co. Kay Christopher (1944): actress and model William Klemperer (1944): chemical physicist and molecular spectroscopist Richard Kahn (1947): president, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Joseph Pisani (1947): lawyer and politician Lou Jones (1950): Olympic gold medalist sprinter Louis Rukeyser (1950): financial journalist Jesse Arnelle (1950): football and basketball player at Penn State Anthony Charles Beilenson (1950): Democratic Congressman Henry C. Moses (1951): educator (Dean of Freshmen at Harvard; headmaster Trinity School) Jacob Landau (1952): journalist, attorney, and free-speech activist (founding executive director of Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press) Leslie H. Gelb (1955): Council on Foreign Relations president Harry Macklowe (1955): chairman and CEO, Macklowe Properties Real Estate Investment William S. Rukeyser (1957): journalist Ken Blanchard (1957): management expert, coauthor of The One Minute ManagerJohnny Counts (1958): New York Giants running back Drew S. Days III (1959): Solicitor General of the United States, Professor of Law at Yale Law School Lawrence M. Small (1959): 11th Secretary of Smithsonian Institution Fred Rosen (1961): attorney, business executive and philanthropist Richard Roundtree (1961): actor, best known as film's John Shaft Barrie M. Osborne (1962): film producer, 2004 Academy Award winner (The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King) Butch Harmon (1962): golf professional, former coach of Tiger Woods Andrea Mitchell (1963): journalist Russell T. Lewis (1965): CEO of The New York Times Company George Starke (1966): tackle, Washington Redskins Harry Stein (1966): author and columnist Alan Menken (1967): composer, lyricist Jeralyn Merritt (1967): criminal defense attorney, legal analyst, blogger Ralph Guggenheim (1969): video graphics designer, 1995 "Producers Guild of America Award" winner (Toy Story) Guy Davis (1970): musician, son of actors Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee Gloria Borger (1970): political analyst for CNN Christopher Edley, Jr. (1970): Dean of University of California, Berkeley School of Law Michael Kaiser (1971): president of John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Glynnis O'Connor (1973): actress Al Seckel (1976):