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6.4 Educators

• Neil Grabois '53 — former president of Colgate University
• Steven Koonin '68 — former Vice President and Provost of California Institute of Technology
• Hans Mark '47 — former Chancellor of the University of Texas system, former Deputy Administrator of NASA, former Secretary of the U.S. Air Force, Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
• Lewis Mumford '12 — historian of technology and science
• Peter Sammartino '21 — former Chancellor of Fairleigh Dickinson University
• Albert Shanker '46 — former President of the American Federation of Teachers, awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom
• Joseph Shenker '57 — former Provost of C.W. Post College
• John Theobald '22 — former Chancellor of New York City Board of Education
• Robert J. Zimmer '64 — Provost, Brown University; Professor, mathematics, University of Chicago

6.5 Entrepreneurs

• Arthur Blank '60 — founder of Home Depot, owner of the Atlanta Falcons
• Jack Kreindler '16 — Restaurateur, founder of 21 Club
• Jack Nash '46 — former Chairman of Oppenheimer & Company

6.6 Athletes

• Ray Arcel '17 — International Boxing Hall of Fame
• Norman C. Armitage (Cohn) '23 — Six Olympic fencing teams, bronze medal winner (1948)
• Albert Axelrod '38 — 1960 Olympic Bronze Medalist, Fencing
• Leroy Brown '23 — 1924 Olympic Silver Medalist, High Jump
• Frank Hussey '24 — 1924 Olympic Gold Medalist, sprinter
• Charles Scott '66 — NBA Basketball guard, North Carolina, Phoenix Suns, Boston Celtics, and LA Lakers; Olympic Gold Medal Team (1968)Renee
• Herbert Vollmer '14 — 1924 Olympic Bronze Medalist, Water Polo

See also: List of Notables

• Stuyvesant HS official website
  • Virtual tour
  • Course Catalog
  • Stuyvesant Computer science wiki
  • The Spectator
• Stuyvesant student union
• Speech and debate team website
• Stuyvesant HS online store
• Stuyvesant HS Parents' Association
• The Campaign for Stuyvesant/Alumni(ae) & Friends Endowment Fund, Inc.
• Stuyvesant Centennial Celebration
• Stuyvesant Student-run site and personal blog
• Abacus Guide to Stuyvesant High School, by Emily Glickman
• Statistics and general information from the New York City Department of Education

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