Famous Delta Upsilon Alumni Flashcards
Stephen J. Field
Williams 1837 Supreme Court Justice, Fraternity founder
James A Garfield
Williams 1856 President of the United States
David Starr Jordan
Cornell 1872 First President of Stanford University
George W Goethals
Manhattan 1877 Builder of the Panama Canal
Charles Evans Hughes
Colgate and Brown 1881: One of the greatest Chief Justices of the Supreme Court in US History (the international examiners have always seemed to like this guy)
Charles Gates Dawes
Marietta 1884 Winner of Nobel Peace Prize in 1925
Stephen Crane
Lafayette and Syracuse 1894: Author of The Red Badge of Courage
Alfred P. Sloan
Technology 1895 Chairman of the Board, General Motors, Founder of Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Joseph P. Kennedy
Harvard 1912 Ambassador to the Court of Saint James and father of two Senators and one President
James B. Conant
Harvard ‘15 Presidetn, Harvard University
Lester B. Pearson
Toronto ‘19 Former Prime Minister of Canada, President of the United Nations General Assembly, and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate (1957)
Linus C. Pauling
Oregon State ‘22 Winner of Nobel Prizes for Chemistry and for Peace
General David B. Shoup
Depauw ‘26 Commandant, US Marine Corps
Edgar Bergen, Northwestern ‘27
Famous ventriloquist and entertainer
George Alfred “Banana George” Blair
Miami Ohio ‘37 Well-known Businessman, entrepreneur and barefoot water-skier who donned famous banana yellow wetsuits
Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
Cronell ‘44 Author of Slaughter House Five, among other works
Louis L. Holtz
Kent State ‘59 Division 1 Football coach
Peter Ueberroth
San Jose ‘59 Commissioner of Major League Baseball and Organizer of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Summer Games
Galen Hall
Penn State ‘62 Outstanding Penn State quarterback who started for coach Rip Engle’s Nittanny Lions in 1960 and 1961
Michael D. Eisner
Denison ‘64 Chairman and CEO of Disney
Thurman Munson
Kent State ‘69 Famous Major League Catcher. Only Yankee to win both Rookie of the Year and MVP. He was a 7 time all star
Jim Boeheim
Syracuse ‘66 Head coach of Syracuse University basketball team
Juan Manuel Santos
Kansas ‘73 President of the Republic of Columbia. recipient of the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize
Tommy Franks
TeSign at Topas-Austin (dropout) former Commander in Chief of US Central Command, General in the US Army