Class of 1968
Star of “All My Children” Erica Kane.
She has received the 1980 Harvard University Award for best actress of the year and the 1988 Soap Opera Digest Editor's Award for "outstanding contribution" to daytime television drama.
ROSALIND RUSSELL (1912-1976)
Attended Marymount College 1925-1927
Actress; noted for her portrayals of witty, sophisticated career women and sprightly matrons; appeared in scores of motion pictures, including The Women (1939), His Girl Friday (1940), My Sister Eileen (1942), Picnic (1956), Majority of One (1962), Gypsy (1963), and Mrs. Pollifax, Spy (1971); earned four Academy Award nominations; won acclaim for Broadway stage performances in Wonderful Town (1953) and Auntie Mame (1956).
Class of 1969
First female news anchor in Buffalo, 1973-1975. Washington DC News anchor and White House Correspondent during Reagan Administration. Vice President, Carnegie Corporation of New York. Won two Emmy Awards as a broadcast journalist.
Class of 1963
Secretary of Labor, Reagan Administration, Chair of the Aspen Institute 1996-2000, Board of Directors of Microsoft 2000-2006.
Class of 1958
Editor, Washington Post 1981-1997
Class of 1957
Director of the Peace Corps 1981-1989.
Appointed Ambassador to Norway 1989.
Class of 1964
Connecticut Congresswoman
