co-owner of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Jackson Hole, Wyoming Harris L. Kempner (class of 1920), chairman of the Board of Imperial Sugar, president of H. L. Kempner Co., and Galveston, Texas philanthropist Isaac Herbert Kempner Jr. (class of 1924), president of Imperial Sugar and Galveston, Texas philanthropist Kenneth Komoski (class of 1946), founding executive director of the Educational Products Information Exchange Institute Felix Knauth (class of 1914), executive director of the Latin American Economic Institute in Boston Oswald Knauth (class of 1905), executive vice president of Macy's, president of Associated Dry Goods, and head of NYC Bureau of Economic Relief Louis LaMotte (1896-1984, class of 1914), senior IBM executive and one of IBM's 50 Builders; father of Peter LaMotte, the NY Mets' first team physician Naneen Neubohn (class of 1957), managing director of Morgan Stanley's London office and co-director of the Frankfurt, Germany office George W. Merck (class of 1911), president of Merck & Co. and head of the U.S. War Research Service during World War II Donald Stralem (class of 1920), president of the National Travelers Aid Association and partner at Hallgarten & Company Walter Tuckerman (class of 1899), developer of Bethesda, Maryland's Edgemoor neighborhood and co-founder of Burning Tree Club; descendant of Declaration of Independence signer Oliver Wolcott Thomas Watson Jr., former CEO of IBM, U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union, and son of IBM founder Thomas J. Watson Finn Wentworth (class of 1976), President and CEO of the New Jersey (now Brooklyn) Nets; co-founder of the YES TV Network; real estate investor Harvey Ladew Williams Jr. (1900-1986, class of 1916), founding board member of American Airlines and President of the United States Council for International Business; descendant of Roger Williams Civil rights advocates, civic leaders, and humanitarians Jane Barus (class of 1909), delegate to the New Jersey Constitutional Convention that drafted the current NJ State Constitution Justin Brande (class of 1935), founding executive director of the Vermont Natural Resources Council; son of writer Dorothea Brande Rosamond Carr (class of 1929), founder of Imbabazi, a Gisenyi, Rwanda organization providing educational, skills training, and income generating opportunities Helen Day (class of 1904), social worker, child welfare advocate, and head of Sheltering Arms in New York City Mary Dyckman (class of 1905), social worker and labor law activist for state laws regulating child labor and migrant labor Randolph Guggenheimer (class of 1924), lawyer, philanthropist, co-founder of North General Hospital