Notable Alumni
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- John Jay Hyde - Α
- George Low - Λ
- Garret A. Hobart- E - Vice-President of the United States under McKinley
- George C. Ludlow- E - Governor of New Jersey
- Paolo Montalbán - E - Actor of stage and screen
- Maj. Gen. George Henry Sharpe - E - Civil War spymaster
- Howard Crosby - Γ - Famous Preacher and Chancellor of NYU
- Edgar Fawcett (1847–1904) - Δ - American novelist and poet.
- The Harper Brothers - Δ - Founders of Harper & Brothers publishing group
- John Pierpont Morgan, Jr. - Ζ - Noted financier, founder of JP Morgan Bank and Morgan Stanley
- John Jacob Astor IV - Ζ - noted industrialist and philanthropist
- Mamboni -ƒû-Member extraordinaire of the Premier Gold Silver forum, GSUS
- James Roosevelt - Ζ - General, congressman, son of Franklin D. Roosevelt
- Halsey Minor - Ρ - Co-founder and former CEO, CNET Inc.
- Marvin Bush - Ρ - George W. Bush's younger brother
- Thomas B. Evans, Jr. - P - US Congressman
- Stanley Forman Reed - Ρ - Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
- Charles Scribner - Θ - Founder of Charles Scribner's Sons publishing group
- Russell Wayne Baker - Ξ - Pulitzer Prize winning writer and former host of PBS show Masterpiece Theatre.
- Sullivan Ballou - B - author of famous Civil War love letter at the First Battle of Bull Run.
- Finn Wentworth N - Businessman, COO/owner of NY Yankees, Founder of YES Network, Philanthropist.
- Zachary Pasanen - B - Special Olympics tennis competitor, world traveler and American financier.
- George Santayana - Z - Spanish author and philosopher famous for noting that "those who cannot remember the past, are condemned to repeat it."
- George Will - Σ - Pulitzer Prize-winning conservative American newspaper columnist, journalist, and author.
- George Macready - B - American actor
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