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Dr. Joanne Anderson Ramberg |
'43, Professor Emeritus,
Washburn University, Topeka, Kansas. |
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George Anspaugh |
Second principal of Sullivan High School
and and outstanding administrator who helped prepare hundreds of
students for the success they were to achieve in life. |
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Bob Atherton |
'48, World traveler, mountain climber and
fund raiser for the Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation. |
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Rena Berke |
'53 CEO various
construction trade associations, founder School to Work Program in
construction trade, mentor to many woman in business. |
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Ira Berkow |
'57,
Sports writer, Pulitzer prize winner. |
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Marv Beskin |
43, Tennis and basketball star for Sullivan
HS and Northwestern University. Chicago High School basketball scoring
record. |
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Robert Blauner |
'46, Professor, author and social
activist. |
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Sidney
Blumenthal |
'65,
Writer, presidential advisor under Clinton. |
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Bill Braden |
'48, Author, reporter, political analyst
and columnist for the Chicago Sun Times |
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Zev Braun |
'46, Filmmaker |
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Betty Brunk |
'41 Actor and winner of Mrs. America
Pageant in 1943. |
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Hal Bruno |
'46, Political reporter, foreign
correspondent, bureau chief, and director of political |
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Alfy Cohn |
'45, Champion professional bowler. |
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Forest Etheredge |
'47, State Senator, founder of Math and
Science Academy. |
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Blanche
Erst |
'46,
Educator, civic leader, social activist. |
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Honorable Lawrence Fisher, |
'45, Prominent
attorney and Chief Judge of the United States Bankruptcy Court of the Northern
District of Illinois in Chicago, IL. |
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Grant Golden |
'46, Tennis and basketball star for
Sullivan and Northwestern U. Northwestern Hall of Fame. |
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Herb Golden |
'45, Hollywood producer who won 15 Emmy
awards and 20 Television Academy nominations. |
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Sheldon Good |
'51, Civic leader and founder of one of the
largest international real estate marketing firms in the US. |
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Ed Gordon |
'48, Internationally acclaimed concert
pianist and Executive Director of the Grant Park and Ravinia music
festivals. |
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Leonard Gordon |
'43, WWII hero-decorated for valor. |
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Leonard Graivier, M.D. |
'45 Pediatric surgeon,
civic leadership, professor of pediatric surgery, on the surgical team
that separated the Siamese twins. |
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Shecky Green |
'44, World recognized entertainer and
comedian. |
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Harold
H. Harrison M.D., PH.D. |
’68,
National Merit Scholar, researcher and teacher in the area of medical genetics,
Medical Director at the University of Arizona College of Medicine,
Ph.D. in molecular genetics |
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George Heinemann |
'36, NBC executive who pioneered children's
programming. |
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Danny Hurwitz |
'79, All City, All State quarterback for
Sullivan during their first and only public school championship.
Northwestern University's football team in 1981 and 1982. |
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Peter Jacobi |
'48, Professor, Journalism and newsman. |
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Dr. Jerry Jones |
'45, Dental consultant to
NASA. Founder of
the International Society for Correlative Biologic Research. |
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Howard Kaplan |
'59 Attorney, CPA, civic
leadership, chairman Illinois Commission of Discrimination & Hate
Crimes. |
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Stanley J. Karp |
'42, General U.S.A.F. |
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Marva Kravite Volmer |
'45 Famed appraiser and
collector of Asian art recognized for her leadership in the arts in New Mexico. |
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Mel Kurlander |
'38, WWII hero who flew 79 missions, won
five air medals and the Distinguished Flying Cross. |
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Karen Lipschultz DeCrow, |
'43, Prominent attorney
and author specializing in civil liberties, employment, gender and age
discrimination. Board member and former National President of NOW. |
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Theodore Lettvin |
'45, World famous concert pianist |
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Charles Leven |
'45 Academia, economist
and consultant. Federal reserve Bank of Chicago, Government, United
Nations. |
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Honorable Ian Levin |
'57, Federal Judge. |
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Lou Levy |
'45, Jazz pianist and accompanist for
singers Ella Fitzgerald and Peggy Lee. |
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Jack LLoyd |
'45 Entertainment, actor,
director, writer, producer, promoted celebrity golf tournaments. |
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Herb Lyons |
'36, Nationally syndicated columnist whose
"Tower Ticker" was a long-time fixture in the Chicago Tribune. |
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Jack MacKinzie |
'39 Chicago Daily News All City, All State
halfback from Sullivan. Played football for Northwestern U in 1941 and
1942. Played professional football with the Chicago Cardinals in 1947. |
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Ralph Margolis |
Physical education teacher and Sullivan's
first football, swimming and track coach who developed spirit and pride
among Sullivan students. |
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Dick Marx |
'41, Famous composer and pianist. |
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Peter Meyers |
'65 Attorney, politics,
academia, arbitrator, alderman, leader in alternative dispute resolution
for businesses. |
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Jay Miller |
‘45, Reporter,
labor organizer, peace activist and civil rights advocate. Jay was
director of the California Affiliate of the American Civil Liberties
Union, (ACLU) for 10 years, Associate Legislative Director with the
Washington, DC, ACLU staff for 3 years and Director of the Illinois
Affiliate of the ACLU in Chicago for 22 years. |
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Larry Miller |
'48, Educator and coach. |
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Robert Morris |
'44, Civic and philanthropic leader with
Boy Scouts and religious causes. |
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Judith
Byer Mostovoy |
Attorney,
advocate for woman, board member woman’s bar association, president
national council of Jewish woman. |
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Joy Newberger Picus |
'47, Elected four terms to
the Los Angeles City Council and leader in the area of Child Care, Elder Care and
Labor Relations for Los Angeles' municipal employees. |
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Danny Newman |
'36, Director, Chicago Lyric Opera. |
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Charles Percy |
'34, Three term United States Senator from
Illinois. |
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Alex Pinsky |
'46, Business, civic leader and mentor. |
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Mike Pols |
'60, Coach/Educator |
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Ginny Powell |
'42, Well known professional singer with
the big bands of the 1940s. |
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Marcia Raff |
'49, Sculptor. |
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Richard Ressman |
'59, Orthopedic surgeon and photographer. |
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Lee Richardson |
'44, Well known stage and screen actor in
the '40's |
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"Pop" Rogers |
Beloved Sullivan print shop teacher who
influenced students in their quest for future success. |
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Norman Rothbart |
'40, Civic leader. |
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Jan Schakowsky |
'62, Elected in 1998 to the 9th district of
the U.S. Congress. Was Illinois State Representative from the 18th
District for eight years. An advocate for economic and social justice. |
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Ada Schloss Lynn |
'44, Professional singer, actor,
entertainer and stand-in for Shirley Temple. |
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Lawrence Schonberger |
'61, Medicine, public
health science, National Center for Infectious disease Control, and
Prevention. |
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Philip Seiden |
'51 Scientist, physics,
astrophysics, immunology. |
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Janie Carlin Shless Weisenberg |
'44, Civic leader and
Executive Director of the Leukemia Research Foundation. |
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Jeffery Siegel |
'61, Musician, piano
soloist and conductor. |
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Joseph Siegman |
'52. T.V. and movie producer and agent. |
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Rita Goran Siegal |
'51, Rita Siegal founded
the Budd Engineering Corporation in 1959 and continues to be its chief executive
officer. Also founded and continues to be president of the Easy Living
Products Company. |
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Dan Sorkin |
'45, Noted disc jockey in Chicago on radio
station WBBM. |
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Robert Stavins |
'65, Professor Harvard and
environmentalist. |
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Honorable Robert Steigmannnbe |
'62, Author, professor and
Justice of the Illinois,4th District Appellate Court. |
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Lt. Commander Jack Rothbart |
'36, War hero in
WWII, the Korean War and the Vietnam War and was a Court Magistrate in Ohio
County, West Virginia for 20 years. |
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Lois Traub Wallman |
'51, Artist, sculptor and educator. |
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Jack
Walsh |
'48,
Criminologist, Chicago Deputy Chief of Police. |