while with a new destination, Connecticut College. In 1964, Trumbull ran it on a 45-mile course through nearby towns, ending back at the Yale Bowl. It seems to have faded away after that, although Trumbull re-staged it for a few years in the 1970s as a double round-trip race between Trumbull and Sleeping Giant State Park. The Trumbull Crier, during the 1990s, was a student who made announcements during dinner from the balcony of the college dining hall. The Crier would begin the announcements with, "Moo-ye, Moo-ye, it's six o'clock in Trumbull College, and all is well!" The first Trumbull Crier was Jeremy Monthy (Class of 1995), who came up with the concept. He made and wore a tricorn hat fitted with bull horns. Heads and Deans Notable alumni Note: Records of the residential colleges of which graduates of Yale College were members are incomplete and not readily available. Les Aspin (1960, History, the Arts, and Letters), United States Representative and Secretary of Defense Chesa Boudin (2003), leftist lawyer, San Francisco District Attorney Stephen Budiansky (1978, Chemistry), writer Susan Bysiewicz (1983, Scholars of the House), Lt. Governor of Connecticut, Secretary of State of Connecticut Ashton Carter (1976, Physics and History), Secretary of Defense George Chauncey (1977, History) LGBT historian Anderson Cooper (1989, Political Science), award-winning journalist and anchor of CNN's Anderson Cooper 360° Charles Duhigg (1997, History), New York Times reporter and author Austan Goolsbee (1991, Economics), economist, former chair of the Council of Economic Advisers to President Barack Obama William Hamilton (1962, English), cartoonist and writer John Hersey (1936), Pulitzer Prize-winning author; Master of Pierson College, 1965–1970 Sharon Isbin (1978, Music), classical guitarist Larry Kelley (1937), professional football player, winner of the Heisman Trophy in 1936 Michael Kimmelman (1980, History), author and journalist. Min Jin Lee (1990, History) author of Pachinko (novel). Ron Livingston (1989, Theater Studies and Literature), actor Ian McCutcheon (1978, Chemistry), author, neurosurgeon Dana Milbank (1990, Political Science), political journalist David Milch (1966, English), screenwriter, television producer Wesley Morris (1997), 2012 Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic for the Boston Globe and former Trumbull Crier ZZ Packer (1994) award-winning author Carl Posy (1966), Israeli philosopher Philip Proctor (1962), actor, comedian, member of the Firesign Theater Kevin P. Ryan (1985), investor and entrepreneur Benno C. Schmidt Jr. (1963), legal scholar, educator, 16th president of Yale University, 1986–1992 Jack Schlossberg (2015, History), John F. Kennedy's grandson Allison Silverman (1994, Humanities),