of two radio stations Betty Fible Martin (class of 1925), journalist and writer for The New York Times and other periodicals Marion Clyde McCarroll (class of 1910), first woman journalist issued a press pass by the New York Stock Exchange Churchill Newcomb (class of 1918), sports journalist and great-grandnephew of the donors of the land for Churchill Downs, the Kentucky Derby's home John Reed (class of 1906) journalist who wrote Ten Days that Shook the World, the only American buried in the Kremlin, and subject of the Oscar-winning film Reds. Alan Rinehart (class of 1919), writer, producer, and playwright; son of mystery writer Mary Roberts Rinehart Jeffrey Schaub (class of 1977), broadcast journalist and recipient of 3 Emmy Awards and a Peabody Award Samuel T. Williamson (class of 1912), founding editor-in-chief of Newsweek magazine and New York Times White House correspondent (Harding Administration) Physicians and healthcare advocates Aubrey Barr (class of 1985), marathon runner, cancer treatment advocate, and namesake of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center's Aubrey Fund. Alfred Jaretzki III (class of 1937), Columbia University medical professor who helped develop vascular surgery and clinical research standards for myasthenia gravis; son of Alfred Jaretzki Jr. and husband of filmmaker Alexandra Isles Martha MacGuffie (class of 1942), surgeon and founder of SHARE Africa, which supports communities affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa Eliot Porter (class of 1920), biomedical researcher and nature photographer who popularized color photography in landscape photography Judith Tobin (class of 1944), physician and Assistant State Medical Examiner for Delaware Military officers David Guy (class of 1915), pilot in the Lafayette Flying Corps during World War I Carter Harman (class of 1936), helicopter pilot for the first U.S. military helicopter mission during World War II and executive with CRI Records Samuel T. Hubbard Jr. (class of 1903), military intelligence officer who served on General John Pershing's staff during World War I James Rogers McConnell, co-founder of the elite Lafayette Escadrille in the French Air Service in World War I David S. Pallister (class of 1934), vice commander of Pease Air Force Base in New Hampshire Charles W. Plummer (class of 1910), World War I aviator and recipient of the Distinguished Service Cross for defending a reconnaissance squadron Performing artists and media personalities Kathryn Allison (class of 2010), actor and winner of the New York Musical Theatre Festival's 2014 Next Big Broadway Sensation contest Prince Lorenzo Borghese, Italian-American businessman who starred on the