1996 Lourdes Marie Ciccone Leon, daughter of singer Madonna 1979 Coty Strickler, Miss Montana Teen USA 1997 1978 Usher Raymond, born in Dallas, Texas, stage name, 'Usher', recording artist, actor, sold over 40 million albums worldwide, won five Grammy Awards, films include, 'In the Mix' 1974 Kim Williams, WNBA guard for the Utah Starzz 1974 Natalie Maines, born in Lubbock, Texas, singer, songwriter, the Dixie Chicks, alternative country band, Grammy-Award winning album, 'Taking the Long Way' 1973 DeJuan Wheat, NBA guard, Minnesota Timberwolves 1972 Erika de Lone, born in Boston, Massachusetts, tennis star, 1996 Futures-Wilmington DE 1972 J J Smith, NFL running back for the Kansas City Chiefs 1972 Mike Archie, running back for the Tennessee Oilers 1972 Nelson Van waes, CFL defensive linebacker for the Saskatchewan Roughriders 1972 Shawn Banks, WLAF LB for the Frankfurt Galaxy 1971 Derrick Rodgers, linebacker for the Miami Dolphins 1971 Frank Wycheck, NFL tight end, Houston/Tennessee Oilers 1971 Heath Sims, Orange California, 149 lbs/68 kg greco-roman wrestler 1996 Olympics 1970 Daniela Pestova, Chameleon, Prague Czechoslovakia, model, 1995 SI/L'Oreal 1970 Jim Jackson, NBA guard, Dallas Mavericks, Philadelphia 76ers 1970 Nina Kemppel, Anchorage Alaska, cross country skier 1994 Olympics 1969 Mark Verhoeven, Dutch soccer player, MVV/NEC 1969 P J Brown, NBA center and forward, New Jersey Nets, Miami Heat 1968 Dwayne Schintzius, NBA center for the Indiana Pacers 1968 Gene Williams, NFL guard and tackle for the Atlanta Falcons 1968 Rashid Latif, cricketer, Pakistani wicket-keeper 1968 Wanda Guyton, WNBA forward for the Houston Comets 1967 Dave Hajek, Roseville California, infielder for the Houston Astros 1967 Sylvain Lefebvre, Richmond, NHL defenseman for the Colorado Avalanche 1965 Doris Piche, La Sarre Quebec, badminton player 1996 Olympics 1965 Karyn White, born in Los Angeles, California, singer, Grammy Award-nominated Pop and R&B singer 1965 Steve Coogan, British Comedian 1964 Joe Girardi, Peoria, Illinois, catcher, New York Yankees 1964 Pieter Axe, soccer player, FC Utrecht/South Carolina Heerenveen 1963 Keith Byars, NFL running back, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots 1962 Shahar Perkiss, Israel, tennis star 1961 Melanie Wilson, actress, Jennifer-Perfect Strangers 1961 Mike Tramp, Denmark, heavy metal rocker, White Lion-Mane Attraction 1961 Isaac Mizrahi, American Designer 1960 John Aalberg, Orland Norway, U.S. cross country skier 1994 Olympics 1959 A J Pero, Staten Is, drummer, Twisted Sister-Not Gonna Take It 1958 Thomas Dolby, born in Cairo, Egypt, rock vocalist, She Blinded Me With Science 1957 Gregory T Linteris, Demarest, New Jersey, PhD/astronaut, STS-83, 94 1956 Beth Daniel, Charleston, South Carolina, LPGA golfer, 1990 Kemper Open 1956 Arleen Sorkin, actress, Days of Our Lives, America's Funniest Videos 1955 Thomas Keller, American Celebrity 1954 Mordechai Vanunu, Israeli Scientist 1953 Greg Evigan, South Amboy, New Jersey, actor, BJ-BJ and the Bear, Melrose Place 1953 Marcel R Zeeuw, Suriname Lt-colonel, coup 1982 1953 Olga Nikolayevna Klyushnikova, Russia, cosmonaut 1953 Roland Butcher, cricketer, 1st black to play for England 1981 1952 Daisy Eshuijs, singer/pianist/composer, Eye to Eye 1952 Harry Anderson, Newport, Rhode Island, actor, Judge Harry Stone-Night Court 1952 Margriet Eshuijs, Dutch singer/pianist 1952 Nikolai Adrianov, U.S.S.R., gymnast, Olympic-4 gold/2 silver/bronze-1976 1951 Marcia Barrett, St. Catherine's Jamaica, rock vocalist, Boney M 1950 Sheila Young Ochowicz, Birmingham, Michigan, speed skater, Olympic-gold/sil-76 1947 Charlie Joiner, Many, Louisiana, NFL receiver, Houston, Cincinnati, San Diego 1946 Justin Hayward, England, vocalist, Moody Blues-Nights in White Satin 1946 Francois Bozize, Gabonese Statesman 1944 Udo Kier, Germany, actress, Warhol Dracula, Warhol Frankenstein 1943 Anthony Iannaccone, composer 1943 Lance Rentzel, NFL receiver, Minn, LA, ex-husband of Joey Heatherton 1943 Noreen Corcoran, Quincy Massachusetts, actress, Kelly-Bachelor Father 1942 Billy Harrison, Belfast Ireland, rock guitarist, Them 1941 Jim Courter, born in Montclair, New Jersey, Representative-R-New Jersey 1979 - 1983 and 1983 - 1991 1940 Christopher Timothy, English actor, All Creatures Great and Small 1940 Cliff Richards, Harry Webb, Lucknow India, rock voclist, Suddenly 1940 Jesse Carlyle Snead, Hot Springs, Virginia, PGA golfer, 1972 Philadelphia Classic 1940 Pat Finley, Asheville, North Carolina, actress, Ellen Hartley-Bob Newhart Show 1940 Cliff Richard, English Musician 1939 Hugh Delane Thompson, born in Shreveport, Louisiana, PGA golfer, 1991 MONY Syracuse 1939 Ralph Lauren, fashion designer, Chaps 1938 John Dean III, former White House counsel, Watergate figure 1935 La Monte Young, Bern Idaho, composer, Composition in 1990 1931 Rafael Puyana, Bogota Colombia, baroque harpsichordist, New York debut 1957 1930 Joseph-Desire Kuku NWZA Mobutu Sese Seko, president Zaire, 1965- 1930 Robert Parker, U.S. saxophonist/soul singer, Barefootin' 1929 Alfredo Santos Buenaventura, composer 1928 Gary Graffman, New York City, pianist, Leventritt Award 1927 Roger Moore, born in London, England, actor, Alaskans, Maverick, Saint 1926 Bill Justis, born in Birmingham, Alabama, musician, musical arranger, rock and roll pioneer, celebrated for Grammy Hall of Fame song "Raunchy" and Australian hit "Tamoure" 1926 Willy Alberti, Carel Verbrugge, singer and actor, Riffin in Amsterdam 1925 Louis Cohen, physicist 1924 Robert Webber, born in Santa Ana California, actor, 79 Park Avenue 1919 Edward L Feightner, U.S. rear-admiral, WW II-Santa Cruz Islands 1918 Doug Ring, cricketer, Australian leggie of the late 40's early 50's 1916 C Everett Koop, surgeon general, 1981-89 1916 C. Everett Koop, American Public Servant 1913 Ginty Lush, cricketer, NSW quick of the 30's who didn't play for Australia 1913 Victor Trumper, Jr., cricketer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Trumper NSW 1940-41 1912 Helmut Schelsky, German sociologist, Sociology of Sex 1912 Jack Crapp, cricketer, England batsman 1948-49 1912 Jack Young, cricketer, Middlesex and England slow left-armer post-WW2 1911 Le Duc Tho, North Vietnamese representive at Paris peace talk 1910 Jef Keuleers, Belgian worker's union leader 1910 John Wooden, basketball coach, UCLA-10 national championships 1909 Bernd Rosemeyer, German auto racer, Indy 500 1909 Kalervo Tuukkanen, composer 1907 Allan Jones, Scranton, Pennsylvania, actor/singer, A Day at the Races, Showboat 1907 Barend Barendse, Dutch sports reporter 1907 Pert Kelton, Great Falls Mont, actress, Cavalcade of Stars 1906 Benita Hume, born in London, England, actress, Vicky-Halls of Ivy 1906 Hannah Arendt, Germany, historian, Origins of Totalitarianism 1905 Pentti Haanpaa, Finnish author, Yhdeksan Miehen Saappaat 1905 Ruth Bernhard, German Photographer 1904 Karel Srom, composer 1902 Stanley Coen, cricketer, South African batsman in two Tests 1927-28 1901 Willem A Wagenaar, journalist and writer, Shanghai 1900 Edwin McLeod, cricketer, played in New Zealand's 2nd-ever Test 1930 1900 W. Edwards Deming, American Scientist 1899 Alan Washbond, U.S., 2-man bobsled, Gold Medal 1932 Olympics 1898 Cruys Voorbergh, Dutch actor and director, Flying Dutchman 1896 Lillian Gish, silent film/stage actress, Birth of a Nation 1894 Heinrich Lubke, West German president, 1959-69 1894 Sutan Ibrahim gelor Datuk Tan Malaka, founder, Indonesian Communist 1894 e. e. cummings, Cambridge Massachusetts, poet, Tulips and Chimneys 1892 Sumner Welles, U.S. undersecretary/diplomat, Good neighbor policy 1891 Paul de Keyser, Flemish story teller/philologist/folklorist 1890 Dwight D Eisenhower, Denison, Texas, R, 34th President, 1953 - 1961, General, WW 2 1890 Frank Conroy, Derby England, actor, Call of the Wild 1890 Dwight D. Eisenhower, American President 1889 Jean Canneel, Flemish sculptor 1888 Ernest Pingoud, composer 1888 Kathrin Mansfield, New Zealand writer, Aloe, Garden Party 1888 Katherine Mansfield, New Zealander Author 1884 Jimmy Conlin, Camden, New Jersey, actor, Sin of Harold Diddlebock 1883 Adrianus PHA de Kleyn, throat/nose/otologist, ear doctor 1882 Charlie Parker, cricketer, legend Gloucs SLA, but 2 - 32 in only Test 1882 Eamon DeValera, New York, President of Ireland, 1937-48, 51-54, 57-59 1880 Otto V Ekelund, Swedish poet and writer, Sak och sken 1874 Margarete Susman, writer 1873 Jose Serrano Simeon, composer 1873 Ray Ewry, born in Lafayette, Indiana, jumper, 10 Gold Medals 1900, 1904, 1906, 1908 Olympics 1871 Alexander von Zemlinsky, Vienna Austria, composer, Schneeman 1869 Joseph Duveen, England, art connoisseur, Elgin marbles 1867 Masaoka Shiki, Japan, haiku and tanka poet/diarist, Salt Water Ballads 1864 Maurice de Plessys, French poet, Palace Occidental 1861 Bjarni Thorsteinsson, composer 1859 Camille Chevillard, composer 1857 Elwood Haynes, auto pioneer, built one of 1st U.S. autos 1855 George Edwardes, British composer, Gaiety Girl 1853 Ciprian Porumbescu, composer 1846 Kasimir F Badeni, Polish/Austrian premier of Cisleithanie 1837 Ellison Capers, Brigadier General Confederate Army 1827 James Sidney Robinson, Major General Union volunteers 1827 William GGVV Harcourt, English lawyer/Minister of Finance 1801 Joseph AF Plateau, Belgium, physicist, blinded - stared at Sun 25 seconds 1796 Adolf Ganz, composer 1789 Constant van Crombrugghe, Flemish monastery founder 1784 Ferdinand VII MF, king of Spain 1774 Hubert MAJ van Asch van Wijck, Dutch politician 1764 Charles-Henri Plantade, composer 1753 Franz Anton Dimmler, composer 1740 Joannes Siberg, Dutch governor-general of Netherlands Indies, 1801-05 1738 Giovanni Calisto Andrea Zanotti, composer 1734 Francis Lightfoot Lee, U.S. farmer/signer Declaration of Independence 1730 Jean Joseph Rodolphe, composer 1712 George Grenville, British Prime Minister, 1763-65 1687 Robert Simson, Scotland, mathematician 1644 William Penn, English Quaker and founder of Pennsylvania 1639 Simon van der Stel, Dutch governor of Cape colony, 1679-99 1633 James II Stuart, king of England/Scotland, James VII, 1685-88 1606 Johan Maetsuyker, Dutch governor-general of Ceylon, 1653-78 1585 Heinrich Schutz, German royal chaplain master/composer, Daphne 1542 Abul-Fath Djalal-ud-Din, 3rd Mogol emperor of India, 1556-1605
