Noble and Greenough School - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

Notable alumni of Noble and Greenough include:

  • Arthur Everett Austin, Jr., director of the Wadsworth Atheneum
  • Michael Beach, class of 1982, actor featured in ER, Third Watch
  • Ayla Brown, daughter of Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown
  • Bridget Camp-Bleckmann, class of 1989, Principal designer of Penumbra textile
  • Michael Jude Christodal, class of 1986, recording artist, songwriter
  • Chris Cleary, class of 1998, professional soccer player
  • Harry Crosby, founder of the Black Sun Press
  • Robert Dunham, American actor
  • Keith Elam, member of Gang Starr, aka Guru
  • Selden Edwards, novelist
  • Mark Fayne, class of 2006, hockey player for New Jersey Devils of NHL
  • Richard P. Freeman, class of 1888, U.S. Representative
  • Kylie Gleason, class of 2008, figure skater
  • Seth Goldman, class of 1983, co-founder, president and TeaEO of Honest Tea
  • Wycliffe Grousbeck, class of 1979, co-owner of the Boston Celtics
  • David Herrmann, class of 1980, First World War historian and author
  • Sir Denis Henry, Judge of the United Kingdom Court of Appeal.
  • Nya Jade, class of 1994, singer.
  • Melvin Johnson, class of 1927, weapons designer, Harvard professor
  • Jonathan Kozol, class of 1954, educator, activist & author
  • Clarence Cook Little, class of 1906, biologist and President of University of Michigan
  • Royal Little, class of 1915, founder of Fortune 500 company Textron and "Father of Conglomerates"
  • A. Lawrence Lowell, class of 1873, President of Harvard (1909–1933)
  • Percival Lowell, class of 1872, astronomer
  • Ralph Lowell, class of 1907, banker and philanthropist
  • Francis Peabody Magoun, World War I ace and scholar of languages and literature
  • Samuel Eliot Morison, class of 1901, American historian and author
  • Albert Nickerson, class of 1929, former chief executive of Mobil Oil and chairman of Federal Reserve Bank of New York
  • Sarah Parsons, class of 2005, member of the 2006 Olympic ice hockey team
  • William Phillips, class of 1896, United States diplomat
  • Roger Putnam, American politician and businessman
  • Helen Resor, class of 2004, member of the 2006 Olympic ice hockey team
  • Alexander Hamilton Rice, Jr., class of 1894, physician and explorer of South America
  • Andrea Ross, class of 2009, actress and singer.
  • Leverett Saltonstall, class of 1910, Governor of Massachusetts (1939–1945) and United States Senator (1945–1967)
  • Francis Sargent, class of 1935, Governor of Massachusetts (1969–1975)
  • Mayo A. Shattuck III, American businessman, CEO of Constellation Energy
  • Louis Agassiz Shaw, inventor of the iron lung, Harvard professor
  • Courtney Sims, class of 2003, NBA Basketball player
  • Robert Storer (b. 1893) Harvard University football player and WWI war hero
  • Karen Thatcher, class of 2002, Olympic women's hockey player for Team USA
  • J. Rupert Thompson, class of 1986, reality television show producer
  • Chris Tierney, class of 2004, professional soccer player, New England Revolution
  • George Clapp Vaillant, anthropologist and author
  • Dan Weinstein, class of 1999, Olympic speed skater
  • James N. Wood, class of 1959, former President and CEO of the J. Paul Getty Trust
  • Mr. Lif, rap artist
  • Seth Priebatsch, class of 2007, entrepreneur, founder of Scvngr
Members of the Independent School League, New England
  • Belmont Hill School
  • Buckingham Browne & Nichols
  • Brooks School
  • The Governor's Academy
  • Groton School
  • Lawrence Academy at Groton
  • Middlesex School
  • Milton Academy
  • Noble and Greenough School
  • Rivers School
  • Roxbury Latin School
  • St. George's School (R.I.)
  • St. Mark's School
  • St. Paul's School (N.H.)
  • St. Sebastian's School
  • Thayer Academy

Coordinates: 42°15′40″N 71°11′08″W / 42.26111°N 71.18556°W / 42.26111; -71.18556

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