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Van Jones and his Plight for Paradise: A promise made to him from a robber

Van Jones is obviously feeling that his communist dream and those who dream like him are seeing their maniacal plots fall away into failure, so they are turning up the heat, attempting to drum up support for the direction progressives have been pushing for years.

Van Jones is challenging Glenn Beck to a debate because he is trying to lure Beck into a fight where Beck would gain nothing, but would give Jones a larger platform to speak from. Jones can only advance, where Beck could only lose something by coming down to Jones level. It’s a tough decision.

I’ve been saying it for a long time, this is outright war. It’s a war without bullets. Watch this clip carefully. People like this seek to keep people down so they can use those same people to lean on for power.

This is the clip where Glenn Beck answers Van Jones.

It’s important to understand what’s going on here. Progressives have had 100 years of phantomlike presence to manipulate the American system. FDR and LBJ are two presidents that have moved the nation in the kind of direction people like Van Jones expect. Those two presidents used the voting base of the people Van Jones speaks about to buy themselves power, and now America is dealing with the cost of that purchase. Yet, Van Jones is speaking as though America could always continue the way it has. As though the promises made by those two idiots, FDR and LBJ, were valid promises rooted in the foundations of the country and not simply a deal with a thief. Those presidents stole from us, gave to others, and used the profit to purchase power under the guise of legitimacy.

We are in a fight for our very lives, as a nation. There isn’t any negotiation with these types of people. The desperation coming from the progressives these days is that they see that the Tea Party is not going away, like they thought they would, and there is panic.

If I were Beck, I’d probably debate Jones and destroy him for what he is. But Beck is not a guy that likes conflict. He’s a guy that is good at seeing around the hidden corners, but he doesn’t like to fight. I do. So I’d love to dismantle someone like Jones in front of a national audience, and the people that follow Jones. But such an endeavor would not stop the fight. A fight like that would be out of pure fun to expose the degradation of the progressive movement, and what they have done to our nation.

But to Van Jones, your American Dream is not mine. You were promised things at my expense, looted from me to give to your type. What is your type, beggars, looters, and thieves, who use the poor and meek as your personal weapons against a country built on freedom. People like Van Jones hopes that he can always tap into the anger of the very lazy, and gather enough force to give looters like him legitimacy within a world of robbers.

Rich Hoffman

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Lakota’s New Superintendent is a DOUBLE DIPPER: It’s all about plunder…I mean kids

All it took was one guy from our No Lakota Levy group to show just the slightest inclination to break away from the main group before the district fluffed their wings and assumed that an opening was available to sneak on a school levy in November. This news came on the heels of Lakota’s new superintendent announcement of Karen Mantia. As I listen to Mantia and her priorities I can’t help but wonder why her primary focus is on our children’s retirement.

She has a reputation supposedly of thinking outside the box, but most of what she’s said so far sounds rather typical. How does she know that retirement will even be an option for the children of tomorrow? With all the life extension methods that are up and coming in science, retirement could be pushed to over 100 years old by then. People may live to well over 100 maybe even 150 years old. Retirement is a baby boomer idea that is quickly proving unrealistic. People just aren’t dying at 70 any more like they used to. So that seems like a strange priority. I would think that if she’s so well-educated, she’d be aware of these scientific advances. But she’s new, maybe she was just nervous and said the first thing that came to her mind.

It looks however that she is a double-dipper. Click here to watch a special report done by Channel 9 on this very issue. She retired from Sycamore in July 31, 2006 – likely after having 30 years of service. If she was 55 when she retried, her retirement is 66% of her salary. If she was making $100K when she retired, she will be bringing in $231K and that’s not counting the other benefits that are undoubtedly in her contract. If that’s the case, that’s a major issue with me, as a tax payer I’m paying for her retirement package, indirectly, but the money still came from somewhere, and now she is being paid by Lakota $165,000 per year, which is more than the last superintendent that I thought was paid too much. Lakota also spent 50K to find her, and she was just up the road. It doesn’t make sense to me.

But I’m happy to give her a chance. She’ll be alright with me until she asks for more money.

As to the article in the Pulse Journal where the Pro Levy people exploded in exhilaration that Mark Sennet showed signs of defecting. Read that article here:

‘No Lakota’ group split on next levy

Some would OK ‘conservative’ levy in November; others don’t want any levy.

Staff Writer 11:32 AM Thursday, June 16, 2011

LIBERTY TWP. — Members of the No Lakota group are in disagreement about whether they would support a levy if Lakota puts one on the ballot.

West Chester Twp. resident Mark Sennet spoke to the board of education Monday, saying the No Lakota group would support a “conservative” levy in 2012 if the board would bypass the election this November.
However, No Lakota member Rich Hoffman, who has typically spoken on behalf of the group, said no discussion had occurred at a meeting about supporting a levy, and he was holding fast to his stance on never supporting a levy.

Hoffman said there may be a split in the group, but he thinks the 50-and-older crowd will stand with him.
Sennet said Lakota officials have made “a valiant effort to try to work and control spending,” but people still need time to recover from the economic crisis. He said he and several developers would be on the board’s side if it waited for November 2012.

“We acknowledge that there were changes made,” he said. “The businesses had to make changes. The citizens had to make changes, and we were glad to see the union and teachers and board agreed to a pay freeze. But if the levy were to pass, then I guess that would be good for the community.”

Board member Ray Murray said he was pleased the business community is recognizing the district’s transparency and how it is listening to the community.

“There are going to be people who are not going to ever say yes to anything, and there’s nothing you can do about it,” he said. “We’ve got to generate more revenue. We can’t survive on a 2005 budget.”
Former For Lakota levy chairwoman Sandy Wheatley said the board and district representatives have been mending fences with those in opposition since the last election.

“Everyone has kind of stepped up to the plate to do their part,” she said. “Now, with all those pieces in place — because this is the only way Ohio has left us in terms of ways to fund schools — I think the community will see this as now it is time for us to put the last piece together by doing our part to support the tax issue. … Perhaps the residents now will be better critical thinkers around if what they are hearing is accurate information.”

Board president Joan Powell said the board will meet for a work session at the end of the month to study an updated five-year forecast and discuss options.

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Mark and some of the other developers in our group have always been about trying to reduce the rates of tax on the properties they are holding that aren’t making any money in a tough economy. Mark just wants to get through a tough year and he’ll probably support a levy. I’ve always known that defection of a few of these guys was inevitable. They were welcome to ride along as long was we all fought for a common cause. We have many supporters of many different degrees of belief.

I do take offense however at Ray Murry’s comments where he says some people, (like me) will never support a levy.

Why would I support a levy when I can see in the light of day that labor costs are the number one problem at Lakota, and the teacher’s unions are the primary culprits that drove up those costs? Why would I think that a silly contract agreement that freezes actual step increases is enough? That’s only a three-year band-aid. Heck, three years ago I remember the teachers union in 2008 threatening a strike demanding higher wages. That wasn’t that long ago and I remember it vividly. When the union did that, I decided that public sector unions had no place in any tax payer organization. So there is no reason to even discuss a levy when so much money at the top is used on union activity. Unions drive up the labor costs not just for a couple of exceptional employees, but for everyone! There are no controls over how much a teacher can make. They are free to get a degree which immediately drives up their salary regardless of whether or not their degree actually contributes to a child’s education, because I don’t think it does. Unions just cost too much, so while they are in place, and I don’t want my money being scrapped off the top by them, why would I support them? If the union was out-of-the-way and the community could see the actual cost of what education costs, then I’d be more inclined to support a levy. I already pay a lot in taxes each year, so it’s not like people who don’t want more taxes on their property don’t support their schools and the kids that go to them. People like me don’t support public unions.

If that is a radical position, too bad, but it’s the facts. People like Mr. Murry are trying to justify why the school board has not been acting as a management protection, because they can’t. They are just figureheads. Lakota will attempt another levy because they have a new superintendent, they think our No Lakota Group is split, and they don’t know how to do anything else. Like Ray says, “We’ve got to generate more revenue. We can’t survive on a 2005 budget.” I’d say, “Why not?”

$10K per child is too high for poor performance, and the United States is not in first place in the world education market, and Mrs. Mantia’s Global Program won’t do anything to help. It’s just another way of dressing up what kids are already supposed to be learning in school.

But the state is cutting funding. The federal government is cutting money too! Hey, folks, get used to it. The gravy train the unions used with all the free money that was lost in bureaucratic nonsense is gone, and the expectation is that local communities are going to cover the difference. No, we won’t be. That’s simply not going to happen.

What’s going to happen is that schools are going to have to cut back their real costs, their wages, or they will become extinct. Property owners are not going to cover the cost of the outrageous expectations the unions have negotiated for themselves. Unions took advantage of government, as they always do, of the fact that nobody had any real skin in the game. When state and federal money is coming, it was easy to divide up the spoils, and they did. As a group, the teachers unions got greedy. Now that is coming to an end as states try to balance their budgets. And property owners do have skin in the game……their property!

So if Lakota chooses to put a levy on the ballot this November, or even in 2012, without cutting the wasted cost in excessive wages schools are enduring, then the No Lakota Group will be there to fight them.

During the last levy attempt of 2010 we held back. I personally had a lot more to throw out, but for the sake of the community, I held back a lot. If Lakota elects to go after the tax payers again with another levy before the teachers union reduces the wages for their top wage earners by 30%, or while superintendents like Karen Manita draws retirement from Sycamore where she retired at exactly 55 years old, then turned around and took another job so she could double-dip, then quit that district to come to Lakota, get a 20K raise then stand in front of everyone and tell the residents of the district is “for the kids.”

Hiding behind kids, exploiting the hard work of property owners to create lucrative jobs for themselves does not necessitate a levy request until the run-away costs are controlled, and if that means getting rid of the union, fine. If that means the union takes a pay cut, but stays put as an organization, fine. If S.B.5 gives school boards the ability to dramatically cut their labor costs, then fine. But it is not acceptable to ask for more money from the tax payer to cover the cost of lost state and federal revenue. We are not picking up the bill when the unions took too much, and they did in 2008. It’s time for them to give back, or move along so we can hire cheaper teachers, that will still keep Lakota one of the best schools in the state. Because failure, of any kind, is not an option.

Rich Hoffman

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I Love Jimmy McMillian: Gas Prices are TOO DAMN HIGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

When gas prices are too high, one of the first things people will give up are luxury items. That’s what’s happening to the Liz Claiborne facility in West Chester, Ohio. High gas prices which are ruining the economy are having an impact on businesses like this tremendous distribution center.

President Obama is now in his third year and while he did inherit a bad economic situation, he has now shown that his economic plan was only to perpetuate the negative economic conditions to advance his green jobs agenda, which has only exacerbated the economy in even more negative ways. As of June 7, 2011 a poll in the Washington post reveals that only 40% of respondents approve of Obama’s handling of the economy, and only 33% approve of his handling of the deficit.

At the start of last summer, in 2010 gas prices were over a dollar less than they are now, as they were just shy of $3 per gallon. In fact, over the winter I wrote an article here about how preposterous gas prices breaking the $3 per gallon mark truly were and how any amount of money over $3 would cut into America’s disposable income, and would cause devastating economic conditions.

Now gas is flirting with $4 per gallon and going up. The fault rests exclusively on the green freaks, progressives, and wealth redistribution advocates. Obama is directly guilty. He has openly discouraged oil drilling in the United States, but has openly embraced it in Brazil, helping that country with a collaborative effort to get their feet in the international economy at the expense of the United States. The blue print for all this activity is exactly the plot line out of the book Atlas Shrugged.

The progressive power grabbers however, while they are working the strategy implemented by Cass Sunstein discussed in his book “Nudge” they seek to sidetrack America on silly stories like racism, and plights in favor of the poor, which only achieves their bloc voting goals, while the cost of their strategy is showing up in the increasing gas prices.

Many of us see through the scam though, and Jimmy McMillian is one of them. Jimmy is the guy who ran for Governor of New York under the mantra, “The Rent is Too Damn High.” I love Mr. McMillian. He is what a great American looks like. I have no idea what his political affiliation is, and I don’t care. All I know is that he speaks the truth, and he does so with passion. For America to be great, it needs people like Jimmy McMillian to be in the majority, not the extreme minority. But if you want to know what a great modern American looks like, then watch Jimmy McMillian go to Washington to announce his “The Gas is Too Damn High” campaign.

Here is Jimmy’s website where you can visit and send him your pictures of fuel costs that are too high.

http://www.gasolineistoodamnhigh.com/

There is only one reason that gas is so high, and that’s because of the mismanagement of our resources by our government. It’s a lack of drilling for shale oil, it’s a lack of drilling for off shore reserves, and the lack of energy exploration in Alaska, all of this resistance is purely political. Click here to read a great article about this topic.

The Obama administration now and Al Gore all during the 2000’s kept pressure on oil developers to stop drilling citing environmental concerns. Yet those same politicians are embracing the same drilling techniques in China and Brazil. The reason is because the United States energy policy has nothing to do with the environment. It’s about wealth redistribution. It’s about helping the economy of Brazil and other South American countries, and China so wealth redistribution can be implemented. American’s are forced to swallow this pill with the glass full of bull-shit called “environmental concerns.” The green movement is purely about money, money for developing countries, and disarming the United States so to give those countries a head start on the economic play ground.

The high gas prices are also in place to “nudge” American’s into buying “green tech” vehicles. That’s those stupid little glorified golf carts that we’re starting to see on the roads these days. The cars are small, underpowered, and pathetic, they are not what America is about. They have little place in our culture, but the Obama administration has hung it’s hat on this technology, this is what Barack Obama wants to be remembered for in the context of history, which is a pathetically short-sighted goal.

I stand with Jimmy, and you should too. Send your pictures into Jimmy’s website and learn the truth of why the “Gas is too damn high.” It’s not to help America. It’s not even to help the Earth. It’s all about some pathetically short sighted politicians that want to be remembered for forcing green technology jobs which force Americans to drive slower, embrace public transportation like high speed rail and trolley cars, and robbing the wealth of America and giving it to other countries.

But why would “Americans” like Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, and Cass Sunstein do such a thing? They are Americans too……..because they are more loyal to the United Nations than the United States, and they are hedging their bets that in the future, a position in the UN will have more prominence than even being President of the United States. In their view, a president in the future will simply be another governor of just another country equal to Brazil, China, Germany and all the others. The real power, and the real prestige will be to lead the United Nations, and they’ll gain their reputations, and votes by robbing from the United States it’s wealth, because the whole world is jealous of America anyway, and giving it to the voters of the New World government who will elect them to rule the entire world.

That’s why gas prices are “TOO DAMN HIGH.” It’s a grab for power at our expense and it should make every American very angry. And it does Jimmy McMillian which swells me with American pride. So what about the rest of you? Where’s your outrage and what are you going to do about it!

Rich Hoffman
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A Complete List of the Skull and Bones Society: In reality, they’re just a bunch of frat boys that loot tax money

The Skull and Bones Society is something that must be looked at for anyone concerned with a smaller government. They must be examined just the same as labor unions, as a corrosive force in our representative republic, and it would be to short-change the goal of this site to avoid this issue just because such an examination falls under the category of conspiracy theory. The reasons why are for all those listed in this 60 Minute report which is of absolute necessity to view before continuing on.

Here is Part 2 of that report.

My belief is that the Skull and Bones Society is simply a frat boy organization that functions as most fraternities do across the nation. This does not make it harmless however. Fraternities as I’ve written extensively about are an un-American idea in my view, because they are a form of collectivism. Even though many of the founding fathers were Masons, and we’ve all heard the utterances of the Illuminati being the actual controllers of our lives in conspiracy theories, all these organizations are actually quite powerless, and the way our Constitution is written is designed to free us of these silly organizations. While it is true that members of the Skull and Bones become heavily involved in politics, and it is not by accident that in 2004 John Kerry, a Skull and Bones member went up against George W. Bush, another Skull and Bones member, and both presidential hopefuls were big government power grabbers by nature, the similarities are only comparable to other manipulations by other groups in that they all share in common forms of collectivism. It is collectivism that is the ultimate evil whether we are talking about a labor union attempting to steer the nation toward socialism, or a bunch of Yale frat boys thinking they are powerful men of the world just because they are going to a prestigious college on their parent’s money. The violence or chanting to the spirit realm is just a method, even if ill-guided and taken by itself is of little concern.

Here are recordings from the outside portion of the ceremony Skull and Bones members conduct in their courtyard. Notice all the yelling. I guess they are hoping that the spirit world will grant them some sort of audience.

The ritual of confessed sexual revelations is of a similar nature to that of the bachelor party. When the parties of men or women endure something of an embarrassing nature together, they tend to form a bond that endures outside of the marriage, which is the reason for the ritual. That provides some sence of what collectivism is all about, embarrassing situations that bond people together. They are rooted in human weakness. Other hazing rituals in college fraternities and sororities are of the same nature, they create embarrassing situations that require confidentiality and ultimately trust from frat brother to frat brother, or sister to sister. This is a bad thing and is the wrong direction for the young human mind.

To this very day in mansions all across this country, there are classes of the very wealthy, that participate in rituals very similar to the film Eyes Wide Shut. Click here to see my article on this very good film. The goal of this ritual is open sex with local prostitutes where the men and women of fine breeding (in their minds) participate. The ritual creates an environment of trust and entitlement which bonds all the participants in the massive orgy together which then migrates into their business dealings with one another. The deep Latin chants at these rituals are no different from those of any religious ceremony, it is hoped that by seducing members of the spirit world with the sexual exploits of these powerful people in the acts of attractive young women that the spirits will lend aid to their business exploits. It is very similar to blowing on the dice in a casino and asking God to give you good luck so you can win a jack-pot. The essence of the ceremonies is far from truly sinister, but is rooted in ignorance, weakness, and a passive belief system.

It is evident that the young men at Yale of the Skull and Bones are being steered to believe such things by their older members who came before them. Here is a look inside the courtyard of the Tomb (the home of the Skull and Bones Society) where the screams from the above ritual were heard. When these young men grow up, and leave school it is hoped that when they are called upon by a fellow member to keep a secret, they will have learned to keep their mouths shut. It is well documented that once a young mind crosses that moral line between right and wrong, their boundaries can then be reshaped by the older generation to “play the system” for everything they can. Basically, these young men are being taught to be thieves of moral judgement in these dark natured antics, yet they believe they are the ruling class.

Once these men enter their chosen field of endeavors, they will have proven that when they witness incidents that challenge their emotions, they will react in the predictable manner.

Here is a further, more sinister type of documentary that is typical of conspiracy theorists.

Since so many members of the Skull and Bones move into government, they must be dealt with. Under the Constitution these people don’t have any rights to keep secrets or to participate in acts that will attempt to undermine the Constitution. It is certain that the Founding Fathers did not have in mind Skull and Bones Members, SEIU members, NEA members or any other specialized group acting collectively. So while the Skull and Bones members may be harmless, their aims at control of public service are our concern. They must be reminded in spite of any rituals they perform in their “brotherhood” that if they chose public service, they still are employed by the taxpayer. It does not give some of them the right to move into public service then make deals with other brotherhood members to support their businesses in private industry with resources provided by tax revenue. That’s where the line gets crossed, and this is why members of the Skull and Bones are just as decadent as any labor union or other subversive group. They are all bad for America.

Below, are the names of the Skull and Bones members from the start of the order to the current. The guy who put together this list did a great job, and put a lot of effort into the task. You can see the whole article by him here.

http://home.comcast.net/~plutarch/skullbones.html

The list is in alphabetical order, it represents a who’s who of politics and business in American history for nearly 200 years. It is without question that through their antics to either a small or large extent, they have helped deliver our country to the state it is currently in, where the Constitution has been subverted to the will of a collective. So the anger directed at them is justified because they have proven over that span, to not respect the idea of America and used the country for their own personal gain in ways that took more than they gave back. They represent just another brotherhood of thieves no different from a labor union, wanting to use the force of collectivism to gain advantage for themselves. That makes them despicable and un-American.

Abbe Frederick Randolph 1848
Abbott John S.C.
Aberg, Jr. Donlan Vincent 1952
Abrams Peter Mark 1983
Acheson David Campion 1943
Acheson Dean (Disputed) (Scroll and Key Society?)
Ackerman Stephen H. 1957
Acosta John Sidney 1921
Adams Charles Edward 1904
Adams Charles Hemmenway 1866
Adams Frederick Baldwin 1862
Adams Frederick Baldwin 1900
Adams, Jr. Frederick Baldwin 1932
Adams George Webster 1904
Adams Lewis G. 1920
Adams Mason Tyler 1899
Adams Stephen 1959
Afeiju Bernard I. 1967
Ahlbrandt, Jr. Roger S. 1963
Aiken Edwin Edgerton 1881
Aitchison William 1848
Albritton Paul Berem 1978
Aldis Owen Franklin 1874
Aldrich Malcolm Pratt 1922
Alexander Eben 1873
Alexander William DeWitt 1855
Alexander William Felix 1851
Ali Mehdi Raza 1965
Allen Arthur Dwight 1901
Allen Arthur Huntington 1873
Allen Calvin Durand 1913
Allen Charles E. 1958
Allen Daniel 1926
Allen Frederick Winthrop 1900
Allen Henry Elisha 1924
Allen John DeWitt Hamilton 1876
Allen Parker Breese 1919
Allen Walter 1863
Allen William Palmer 1880
Allen, Jr. Archibald J. 1945
Allen, Jr. Clarence Emir 1913
Alling, Jr. Charles Booth 1947
Allison Samuel Perkins 1847
Allison, Jr. Robert Seaman 1930
Ames Allan Wallace 1918
Ames Sullivan Dobb 1899
Amundson John Arnold 1880
Anderson Edwin Alexander 1835
Anderson Thomas Hill 1951
Andrews John Wolcott 1876
Andrews, Jr. Edward W. 1945
Andrews, Jr. John Wallingford 1870
Andrie Paul James 1984
Anthony Benjamin Harris 1886
Appel George Frederick Baer 1924
Ardrey Rushton L. 1925
Arms Charles Jesup 1863
Arnot John Hulett 1885
Arnot Matthias Hollenback 1856
Arras, Jr. Robert E. 1969
Asburn Frank Davis 1925
Asch Victor Henderson 1967 mayor of Knoxville, Tenn.
Ashenfelter Alan Thompson 1975
Ashforth Albert Blackhurst 1929
Ashley Thomas William Ludlow 1948
Austen David E. 1931
Austin Roy Leslie 1968 (nominated by George W Bush
to be Ambassador to Trinidad & Tobago)
Austin Samuel Monroe 1980
Avery Benjamin F. 1914
Avery Charles Hammond 1875
Aycrigg II William Anderson 1942
Ayeroff Frederick Charles 1974
Babcock Henry Harper 1853
Babst James Anthony 1971
Back Samuel H. 1962
Backus Joseph Willes 1846
Bacon Leonard
Badger Paul Bradford 1911
Badger Walter Irving 1882
Bailey Philip Horton 1897
Baker Richard Wheeler 1913
Baldridge Howard Malcolm 1918
Baldwin George William 1853
Baldwin Henry DeForest 1885
Baldwin Roger Sherman 1847
Baldwin Sherman 1919
Baldwin Simeon Eren 1861
Ball David George 1960
Banks Howard D. 1956
Bannard Henry Clay 1869
Bannard Otto Tremont 1876
Baran Mark R. 1978
Barasch Alan Sidney 1973
Baratte Julius Adolphus 1843
Barge Richard Mason 1974
Baribault Richard P. 1949
Barker George Payson 1856
Barlett John Knowlton 1838
Barlett Philip Golden 1881
Barnes Pearce 1874
Barnes William Deluce 1907
Barnes William Henry Lienow 1855
Barney Danford Newton 1881
Barnum William Milo 1877
Barr, Jr. Richard J. 1936
Barres Herster B.D. 1932
Barry William Taylor Sullivan 1841
Bartholemy Alan Edmund 1942
Bartholomew Dana Treat 1928
Bass James Edward 1982
Basset II Barton Bradley 1949
Bassi Keith Alan 1978
Bates Emmert Warren 1932
Bates Samuel Henshaw 1833
Bayard Thomas Francis 1890
Bayne Hugh Aiken 1892
Bayne Thomas Levingston 1847
Bayne-Jones Stanhope 1910
Beach John Campell 1833
Beach John Sheldon 1839
Beane, Jr. Frank Eastman 1960
Beard Anson McCook 1895
Beard William Mossgrove 1896
Beaumont George Anson Oliver 1834
Becket G. Campbell 1923
Becket Peter Logan 1963
Beckley John Werle 1860
Beebe William 1873
Beers Henry Augustin 1869
Begg William Reynolds 1893
Beirne Christopher James 1840
Belin Gaspard d’Andelot 1939
Bell Richard Dobbs Spaight 1844
Bell William Tompkins 1942
Bellinger Alfred Rammond 1917
Bellis Jon Michael 1974
Bellis Tedric Lawrence 1973
Beman Henry DeWitt 1851
Bench Edward C. 1925
Bender Kenneth Arthur 1975
Benedict Theodore Hudson 1840
Bennetto John 1887
Benninghoff Harry Bryner 1954
Benoit, Jr. Charles Edward 1965
Bent Joseph Appleton 1865
Bentley Edward Manross 1880
Bentley Edward Warren 1850
Benton Joseph Augustine 1842
Berger, Jr. George Bart 1928
Berlin Gasper
Berry Coburn Dewees 1868
Bertron Samuel Reading 1885
Best Geoffry D.C. 1964
Biddle Thomas Bradish 1839
Bigelow Albert 1852
Bigelow Walter Irving 1877
Biglow Lucius Horatio 1908
Biglow, Jr. Lucius Horatio 1948
Bingham Charles Tiffany 1928
Bingham Egert Byron 1863
Bingham Jonathan Brewster 1936
Birgen Robert Richards 1968
Bisaro Larry R. 1974
Bishop Noah 1833
Bissel Arthur Douglas 1867
Bissel Wilson Shannon 1869
Bissell George Thomas 1961
Bissell William Truesdale 1925
Bissell, Jr. Richard M.
Blackman Charles Seymour 1857
Blackman Samuel Curtis 1854
Blaine Walker 1876
Blair Edwin Foster 1924
Blair James Grant 1925
Blair William McCormick 1907
Blake Dexter B. 1937
Blake Edward Foster 1858
Blake Eli Whitney 1857
Blake Henry T. 1848
Blake Henry Taylor 1848
Blake, Jr. Gilman Dorr 1945
Blakely Marvin 1977
Blakeslee Henry Clay 1852
Blanchard Jerred Gurley 1939
Blattner Robert William 1976
Bliss Charles Miller 1852
Bliss Robert 1850
Bliss William Root 1850
Blodgett George Reddington 1884
Blue Linden S. 1958
Boasberg III James Emanuel 1956
Bockrath, Jr. Richard C. 1961
Bockstoce John R. 1966
Bodman William Camp 1959
Boies Charles Alred 1860
Boltwood Edward 1860
Boltwood Edward 1892
Boltwood Thomas Kast 1864
Booth Samuel Albert 1884
Booth Wilbur Franklin 1884
Borden Matthew Chaloner Durfee 1864
Borne David Lyle 1963
Bottum Elisha Slocum 1876
Boulos (Bouliaratis) William M. 1947
Bouscaren Michael Frederic 1969
Bowers Lloyd Wheaton 1879
Bowle, Jr. William Carter 1961
Bowles Henry Thornton 1899
Bowles John Eliot 1935
Bowman Ralph David 1957
Boyd Francis T. 1912
Boyden Henry Paine 1864
Bradford Amory Howe 1934
Bradford Arthur Howe 1905
Bradford Timothy McFall 1967
Bradley Charles Harvey 1921
Brand James 1866
Brandegee Augustus 1849
Brandegee Frank Bosworth 1885
Brandt John Henry 1962
Breed Edward Andrews 1844
Breen J. Gerald 1950
Bremmer Samuel Kimball 1886
Breslau Jonathan 1982
Brewster Benjamin 1882
Brewster Chauncey Bunce 1868
Brewster Walter Rice 1921
Brewster IV James Henry 1962
Brickell James Noaille 1845
Bridgman John Cloyse 1885
Brinsmade Horatio Walsh 1851
Brinton Daniel Garrison 1858
Brisrin John Ball 1846
Bristol Louis Henry 1859
Brodhead Henry 1859
Bronson David Bennet 1947
Bronson James Davis 1926
Brooke Frederick Hiester 1899
Brooke George Clymer 1897
Brooke, Jr. Frederick H. 1937
Brooks Henry Stanford 1885
Brooks James Wilton 1875
Brooks John Edward 1865
Brooks Peter Moody 1983
Brooks Tristam Anthony 1982
Brooks Walter 1877
Brown Alexander 1896
Brown Alexander Lardner 1869
Brown Christopher Walworth 1968
Brown George Clifford 1966
Brown Henry Armitt 1865
Brown Hubert Sanford 1861
Brown Jamot 1899
Brown John Mason 1856
Brown Joseph Venen 1842
Brown Robert Nelson 1979
Brown Samuel Taylor Glover 1944
Brown Walter Henderson 1945
Brown William Scott 1970
Brubaker James Robert 1977
Brubaker John Kim 1976
Bruce Donald 1906
Bryan James Taylor 1971
Bryan, Jr. L. Thomas 1955
Buchanan Thomas Walter 1889
Buck III Charles Henry 1969
Buckland Joseph Payson 1857
Buckley Christopher Taylor 1975
Buckley Fercus Reid 1952
Buckley James Lane 1944
Buckley Jr. William Frank 1950 National Review columnist
Buckner Mortimer Norton 1895
Bulkey Jonathan Ogden 1923
Bulkey Tuzar 1865
Bull Cornelius Wade 1863
Bullock Stanton B. 1981
Bumstead Nathaniel Willis 1855
Bundy Frederick McGeorge 1921
Bundy Harvey Hollister 1909
Bundy Hollister 1909
Bundy McGeorge 1940
Bundy William Putman 1939
Bunnell Phil W. 1927
Burch Robert Boyd 1909
Burke III James Eugene 1975
Burke, Jr. Charles Clinton 1937
Burkus Gregory James 1982
Burnham Curtis Field 1840
Burpee Charles Winslow 1883
Burpee Lucien Francis 1879
Burr William Shedden 1834
Burr II Charles B. 1962
Burrell Joseph Dunn 1881
Buritt Edwin Authur 1915
Buritt John
Bush Derek C. 1967
Bush George Herbert Walker 1948 U.S. President
Bush George Walker 1968 U.S. President
Bush James S. 1922
Bush Jonathan J. 1953
Bush Prescott Sheldon 1917 material supporter of the
German Nazis’ rise to power
Bushnell Samuel Clarke 1874
Bushnell William Benedick 1865
Butler Francis Eugene 1857
Butler John Haskell 1863
Butterworth Frank Seiler 1895
Buttles Albert Barnes 1842
Cable Benjamin Stickney 1895
Caldwell Samuel Smith 1933
Calhoun Governeur 1891
Callahan Hugh Andrew 1899
Came Charles Green 1849
Camp Arthur Goodwin 1907
Camp Clinton 1850
Camp Stuart Brown 1900
Camp Walter 1880
Campbell Alan Barnette 1919
Campbell Charles Soutter 1909
Campbell Gavin Elliott 1982
Campbell James 1849
Campbell James Alexander 1882
Campbell Kimberly C. 1981
Campbell Treat 1878
Campbell William Harvey Wilson 1856
Cangelosi Russell Joseph 1972
Capozzalo Douglas Daniel 1976
Capron Paul 1960
Capron Samuel Mills 1853
Carey John 1945
Carlin, Jr. William John Carr
Carlisle James Mandeville 1901
Carlsen Ray Allen 1957
Carlsson Mats Erik 1981
Carpenter George Boone 1902
Carpenter Robert John 1859
Carter Charles Francis 1878
Carter Edwin Osgood 1837
Carter Frederic Dewhurst 1919
Carter Lyon 1915
Carter Walter Frederick 1895
Case George Bowen 1894
Case, Jr. Philip Benham 1970
Caskey Taliaferro Franklin 1865
Casscells Christopher Dyson 1976
Cassel John A. 1958
Caukins, Jr. George Peck 1943
Caulkins John Erwin 1948
Cerveris Michael Ernest 1983
Chadwick George Brewster 1903
Chafee John Hubbard 1947 former US Senator
Chamberlain Daniel Henry 1862
Chamberlain Leander Trowbridge 1863
Chamberlain Robert Linton 1861
Chambers William Lyon 1843
Chandler William Henry 1839
Chandrasekhar Ashok Jai
Chapin Charles Frederick 1877
Chapin Lebeus C.
Charney Charles Meigs 1865
Chase Henry 1850
Chauvenet William 1840
Cheney Clifford Dudley 1898
Cheney Frank Dexter 1900
Cheney Howell 1892
Cheney Philip 1901
Cheney Ronald Lawton 1958 On the board of
Annie’s Homegrown.
Cheney Russell 1904
Cheney Thomas Langdon 1901
Cheney Ward 1896
Cheney, Jr. Knight Dexter 1892
Chester Carl Thurston 1875
Chibundu Maxwell O. 1980 professor of law at University of Maryland
Child Calvin G.
Child Linus Mason 1855
Childs Starling Winston 1976
Chimenti Norman Victor 1962
Chin Mnu
Chittenden George Hastings 1939
Choa Christopher James 1981
Chouteau Rene Auguste 1942
Christian Henry Hall 1901
Cirie John A. 1964
Clark Albert Barnes 1864
Clark Alexander Ray 1895
Clark Avery Artison 1909
Clark Charles Hopkins 1871
Clark Douglas Wells 1972
Clark Gerald Holland 1965
Clark Harold Terry 1903
Clark J. Bruce 1978
Clark Stephen Edward 1965
Clark Thomas W. 1961
Clark William Judkins 1948
Clark, Jr. R. Inslee 1957
Clarke Thomas Slidell 1875
Clarke William Barker 1849
Claude, Jr. Abram 1952
Clay Alexander Stephens 1964
Clay Cassius Marcellus 1918
Clay Green 1859
Clay Jesse Loring 1963
Clay Lowell Melcher 1939
Clay Timothy J. 1965
Clucas Lowell Melcher 1939
Cobb Henry Nitche 1855
Cochran Thomas 1904
Cochran Thomas 1894
Coe Edward Benton 1862
Coe Robert Elmer 1872
Coffin Edmund 1866
Coffin Henry Sloan 1897
Coffin James 1868
Coffin William Sloane 1949
Coffin, Jr. William Sloan 1949
Coffing Churchill 1834
Coggins Daniel Seton 1964
Cogswell John M. 1961
Cohen Kenneth Saul 1968
Cohen Robert Lewis 1974
Coit Joshua 1853
Coit William 1837
Coke, Jr. Henry C. 1926
Cole Hamilton 1866
Coleman John Caldwell 1881
Colgate Henry Auchincloss 1913
Collier Samuel (Sam) Carnes 1935
Collin Frederick 1871
Collin William Welch 1877
Colt LeBaron Bradford 1868
Colton Henry Martin 1848
Colton Willis Strong 1850
Condit Albert Pierson 1850
Condit Charles 1848
Condit Stephen 1856
Connelly, Jr. William James 1948
Connick Andrew Jackson 1952
Connick Louis 1945
Connor Lemuel Parker 1845
Connor William Gustine 1845
Connors David Michael 1974
Connors James Joseph 1959
Converse George Sherman 1850
Conway, Jr. Joseph Leo 1981
Cook Robert Johnston 1876
Cook II George 1945
Cook III George 1948
Cooke Eldridge Clinton 1877
Cooke Francis Judd 1933
Cooke James Barclay 1893
Cooke John Parick 1959
Cooke Robert Barbour 1936
Cooke Walter Evans 1895
Cooley Harlan Ward 1888
Coombs Orde Musgrave 1965
Coon John 1847
Cooper Carnell 1977
Cooper Henry Sage Fenimore 1917
Cooper Jacob 1852
Cooper John Sherman 1923
Cooper William Frierson 1838
Corbin William Herbert 1889
Corey Alan Lyle 1911
Corey III Alan Lyle 1965
Cornell Thomas Hilary 1915
Corning Erastus 1903
Cornish, Jr. Percy Gillette 1914
Cortelyou, Jr. George Bruce 1913
Corwin Robert Nelson 1887
Corwith John White 1890
Cosgrove Thomas Francis 1969
Costikyan Grange K. 1929
Cowdry Rex William 1968
Cowles Alfred 1913
Cowles Alfred 1886
Cowles William Hutchinson 1887
Cowles William Sheffield 1921
Cowles III Alfred 1913
Cox John Joughin 1891
Coxe Alexander Brown 1887
Coy Edward Harris 1910
Coy Sherman Lockwood 1901
Crampton Rufus Cowles 1851
Crane, Jr. Winthrop Murray 1904
Crapo Stanford Tappan 1886
Crapo William Wallace 1852
Crawley Brian Scott 1964
Creoxton John T.
Cressler Alfred Miller 1902
Crile, Jr. George 1929
Crosby Albert Hastings 1922
Crosby Henry Stetson 1926
Crosby John 1890
Crosby, Jr. Benjamin Lewis 1892
Cross Alan W. 1966
Cross John Walter 1900
Cross Richard James 1937
Cross Walter Snell 1904
Cross, Jr. William R. 1941
Cross William Redmond 1896
Croxton John Thomas 1857
Cruikshank, Jr. Paul Fessenden 1952
Crump John 1833
Csar Michael F. 1972
Cunningham Hugh Terry 1934
Cunningham Oliver Baty 1917
Curtin Francis Clare 1935
Curtis George Louis 1878
Cushing Charles Cyprian Strong 1902
Cushing William Lee 1872
Cushman Charles W. 1957
Cushman Isaac LaFayette 1845
Cushman, Jr. Lt. Gen. Robert E. 1958
Cutler Benjamin Crawford 1926
Cutler Carroll 1854
D’Avanzo Louis A. 1956
Daggett Oliver Ellsworth
Dahl George 1908
Dalby Michael Thomas 1966
Dale, Jr. Edwin Lyon 1945
Daly Frederick Joseph 1911
Dana William Buck 1851
Dana James Dwight
Daniels Forest Leonard 1907
Daniels John H. 1943
Daniels Joseph Leonard 1860
Daniels Rensselaer Wilkinson 1873
Daniels John Thomas Leonard 1914
Danielson Richard Ely 1907
Darling Arthur Burr 1916
Darling Thomas 1836
Davenport Bradfute Warwick 1938
Davenport George Leovy 1980
Davenport John A. 1926
Davenport Russell Wheeler 1923
Davenport Stephen Rintoul 1915
Davies Philip Turner 1976
Davies Thomas Frederick 1853
Davies Thomas Frederick 1894
Davis Benjamin 1895
Davis Benjamin Franklin 1833
Davis Clinton Wildes 1911
Davis John 1835
Davis Lowndes Henry 1860
Davis Richard Marden 1933
Davis Robert Stewart 1860
Davis Walter Goodwin 1908
Davis II Horace Webber 1936
Davison Daniel Pomeroy 1949
Davison Endicott Peabody 1945
Davison Frederick Trubee 1918
Davison Henry Pomeroy 1920
Dawes Chester Mitchell 1876
Day Arthur Pomeroy 1890
Day Clive 1892
Day Dwight Huntington 1899
Day Huntington T. 1923
Day John Calvin 1857
Day Melville Cox 1862
Day Robert Webster 1875
Day Sherwood Sunderland 1911
Day Thomas Mills 1837
Day Thomas Mills 1886
Day William Edwards 1902
Day Henry N
Deans Robert Barr 1918
Dechert Henry Martyn 1850
Decker, Jr. Edmund Lockwood 1929
DeForest Stephen Elliott 1955
Demaree II Frank Edward 1969
Deming Charles Clerc 1872
Deming Henry Champion 1872
Deming Henry Champion 1836
Deming Lawrence Clerc 1883
Dempsey Andrew Squire 1956
Dempsey John Bourne 1911
Dempsey, Jr. James Howard 1938
Denegre Thomas Bayne 1915
DeNeufville John Phillip 1961
Denison Lindsay 1895
Dennis Frederic Shepard 1872
Denny Thomas 1854
Denslow Herbert McKenzie 1873
Dent Henry Hatch 1836
Depew Canson Goodyear 1919
Depew Chauncey Mitchell 1856
DeSa Pompeo Ascenco 1841
DeSibour Jules Henri 1896
DeSilver Albert 1910
Desjardins Peter Earl 1965
Devlin Michael William 1982
Devor, Jr Donald S. 1941
DeVore Mark Samuel 1980
Dexter Franklin Bowditch 1861
Dexter Morton 1867
Diamond Peter C. 1974
Dickinson Arthur 1856
Diller John Cabot 1924
Dilworth George Toby 1980
Dilworth Joseph Richardson 1938
Dimock Henry Farnam 1863
Dines Tyson 1908
Dixon Theodore Polehemus 1907
Dixon William Palmer 1868
Doane John Wesley 1891
Dodd Albert 1838
Dodge Francis Talmage 1904
Dodge Philip Lyndon 1907
Dodge Washington 1929
Dominick David DeWitt 1960
Dominick Gayer Gardner 1909
Donaldson William Henry 1953
Donnelley Gaylord 1931
Donnelley Reuben H. 1889
Donnelley Richard Robert 1889
Donnelley Thomas Elliott 1889
Doolittle Duncan Hunter 1943
Douglas Malcolm 1900
Douglass Willard Robinson 1887
Dousman Louis deVierville 1906
Dowling Brian J. 1969
Downing III Earl S. 1970
Doyle, Jr. Thomas James 1974
Drain Richard Dale 1943
Draper Arthur Joy 1937
Draper III William H. 1950
Dreisbach John Martin 1903
DuBois John Jay 1867
Dunham George Elliott 1859
Dunham, Jr. Lawrence Boardman 1938
Dunn George J. 1957
Dunning Rev. Albert Elijah 1867
Dunwody James Bulloch 1836
Durfee, Jr. C. Gibson 1956
Durham II Edwin A. 1953
Duryee Samuel Sloan 1917
Dutton Samuel W.S.
Dwight Timothy 1849
Dwight Winthrop Edwards 1893
Dyess Arthur Delma 1939
Eakin Emmet Alexander 1856
Eakin William Spencer 1846
Eames Benjamin Tucker 1843
Eaton Daniel C.
Early Hobart Evans 1945
Eaton Samuel Lewis 1877
Eaton Sherburne Blake 1862
Ecklund John E. 1938
Eddy Maxon Hunter 1929
Eden John W. 1951
Edozien Anthony O. 1979
Edwards Alfred Lewis 1857
Edwards George Benjamin 1878
Edwards Newton 1842
Edwards Richard Henry 1901
Eels John Shepard 1901
Eichelberger Martin Smyser 1858
Eisenberg Bruce Alan 1974
Eisler Colin Tobias 1952
Ekfelt Richard (Dick) Henry 1971
Elder Samuel James 1873
Eldridge Charles St. John 1839
Elebash Shehand Daniel 1944
Elliot Henry Rutherford 1871
Elliot William Horace 1844
Ellis Garrison McClintock Noel 1951
Ellis Harland Montgomery 1930
Ellis Raymond Walleser 1930
Ellis, Jr. Alexander 1944
Ellis, Jr. F. Henry 1941
Ellis, Jr. G. Corson 1951
Ellsworth John Stoughton 1905
Elwell, Jr. Francis Bolton 1945
Ely Grosvenor 1906
Ely Richard T.
Embersits John Frank 1958
Emerson Alfred 1834
Emerson Christy Payne 1953
Emerson Joseph 1841
Emerson Samuel 1848
English, Jr. William Deshay 1975
Eno John Chester 1869
Eno Wiliam Phelps 1882
Ercklentz Alexander Tonio 1959
Erickson Thomas Franklin 1940
Ernst Frederick Vincent 1960
Erskine, Jr. Albert DeW. 1930
Esselstyn Erik Canfield 1959
Esselstyn, Jr. Caldwell Blakesman 1956
Estill Joe Garner 1891
Esty Constantine Canaris 1845
Etra Donald 1968 (lawyer for Ralph Nader 1971-1973)
Eustis William Tappan 1841
Evans Evan Wilhelm 1851
Evans Peter Seelye 1972
Evans T. Boyd 1954
Evarts Maxwell 1884
Evarts Sherman 1881
Evarts William Maxwell 1837
Ewell John Lewis 1865
Ewing Sherman 1924
Eyre Lawrence L. 1970
Farnam Charles Henry 1868
Farnam Henry Walcott 1874
Farnam John Dorrance 1890
Farnam William Whitman 1866
Farrar John Chipman 1917
Farris Robert P.
Faulkner Endress 1839
Fearey Morton Lazell 1898
Fehr Gerald F. 1955
Feinerman James Vincent 1971
Felder John Henry 1844
Fenn William Henry 1854
Ferguson Alfred Ludlow 1902
Ferguson James Lord 1944
Ferguson, Jr. Alfred L. 1926
Ferry Orris Sanford 1844
Fetner Philip Jay 1965
Few Smith William 1844
Field David Irvine 1841
Field John Warner 1937
Finch Francis Miles 1849
Fincke Clarence Mann 1897
Finley John George Gilpin 1947
Finney C. Roger 1973
Finney Graham Stanley 1952
Finney John Warren 1945
Fischer Louis Christopher 1856
Fish Stuyvesant 1905
Fisher Irving 1888
Fisher Samuel Herbert 1889
Fisher Scott B. 1972
Fisher George Park
Fishwick Dwight Brown 1928
Fisk Samuel Augustus 1844
Fisk Stuart Wilkins 1840
Fitch George Hopper 1932
Fitch James 1847
Flagg Wilbur Wells 1873
Flanders Henry Richmond 1885
Fleming Andrew T. 1980
Fleming William Stuart 1838
Fletcher Alexander Charles 1933
Flynn Alexander Rex 1906
Folsom Charles Seward 1883
Foote Charles Seward 1883
Foote Harry Ward 1866
Foote Joseph Forward 1850
Foote Thaddeus 1844
Ford George Tod 1865
Ford William 1942
Fore John Arthur 1979
Fort Donald Kenneth 1976
Fortgang Jeffrey 1971
Fortunato S. Joseph 1954
Foster David John 1967
Foster Dwight 1848
Foster Eleazar Kingsbury 1834
Foster George Forris 1879
Foster John Pierrepont 1869
Foster Joseph Taylor 1908
Foster Maxwell E. 1923
Foster Reginald 1884
Foster Roger 1878
Fowler Charles Newell 1876
Fowler Horace Webster 1863
Fowler William 1860
Fox Joseph Carrere 1938
Franchot Charles Pascal 1910
Francis Samuel Hopkins 1964
Frank Clinton E. 1938
Frank III Charles Augustus 1963
Frank, Jr. Victor H. 1950
Frankelm Scott David
Franklin Richard David 1983
Fredericks Joel Richard 1977
Freeman Henry Varnum 1869
French Asa Palmer 1882
French Robert Dudley 1910
Friedland Johnathan David 1970
Fritzche Peter B. 1957
Frost Elihu Brintnal 1883
Frost, Jr. Albert Carl 1922
Fuller Henry W. 1969
Fuller Philo Carroll 1881
Fuller Stanley Evert 1935
Fuller William Henry 1861
Fulton Robert Brank 1932
Furbish Edward Brown 1860
Gachel Charles Nicholas 1843
Gage Charles Stafford 1925
Gaillard Edward McCrady 1919
Gaillard, Jr. Samuel Gourdin 1916
Gaines Edwin Frank 1975
Gaines Milton J. 1956
Galbraith Evan Griffith 1950
Gale Frederick Scott 1983
Gallaudet Edson Fessenden 1893
Gallaudet Herbert Draper 1898
Gallico III G. Gregory 1968
Galvin Michael Gerard 1971
Gammell Arthur Amory 1911
Gardner Robert Abbe 1912
Garfield Newell 1918
Garnsey Walter Wood 1930
Garnsey William Herrick 1960
Garnsey William Smith 1933
Garnsey, Jr. Walter W. 1967
Garrison Elisha Ely 1897
Garvey John Joseph 1929
Gates Artemis L. 1918
Gates Edward Raymond 1976
Gerard Sumner 1897
Gibbs Josiah Willard
Gibson, Jr. Richard Channing 1976
Giegengack, Jr. Robert F. 1960
Gifford Richard C. 1954
Gile Clement D. 1939
Gile Clement Moses 1914
Gile Lawrence Maclester 1978
Gill B. 1936
Gill Brendan 1963
Gill Charles Otis 1889
Gill George Metcalf 1888
Gill Michael Gates 1963
Gillespie Kenrick S. 1929
Gillespie, Jr. S. Hazard 1932
Gillette Augustus Canfield 1841
Gillette Curtenius 1897
Gillette, Jr. Howard Frank 1964
Gilman Daniel Coit 1852
Gisen, Jr. Arthur R. 1954
Glaenzer Georges Brette 1907
Gleason William Henry 1853
Glover III Charles Carroll 1940
Goedecke William Skinner 1947
Goldberg Richard Julius 1977
Gonzalez Timoteo F. 1974
Goodenough John Bannister 1944
Goodyear Robert M. 1949
Gordon Alexander Blucher 1834
Gordon Edward McGuire 1938
Gordon George Arthur 1934
Gould Anthony 1877
Gould James 1918
Gould James Gardner 1845
Gow Robert Haigh 1955
Grammar Christopher 1843
Grandine Thomas Allan 1981
Granger Gideon 1843
Granger John Albert 1855
Grant Edward Dromgoole 1858
Graves Henry Solon 1892
Graves William Phillips 1891
Graves, Jr. Earl Gilbert 1984
Grayson James Gordon 1940
Grayson William Cabell 1944
Grayson, Jr. Cary Travers 1942
Grayson, Jr. William Cabell 1977
Gready William Postell 1842
Green Benjamin P. 1973
Green Charles Grady 1955
Green Edmund Frank 1880
Green Henry Sherwood 1879
Green James Payne 1857
Green Rudolph 1975
Greenberg Stephen David 1970
Greene Waldo Wittenmyer 1930
Greenway James Cowan 1900
Gregory Daniel Seelye
Griggs John Cornelius 1889
Griggs Maitland Fuller 1896
Griggs, Jr. Herbert Stanton 1928
Grimes David Charles 1948
Griswold Dwight Torrey 1908
Griswold William Edward Schenck 1899
Grossman Jay Alan
Grove Manasses Jacob 1929
Grover Thomas Williams 1874
Growel Alfred 1853
Grubb Charles Ross 1873
Gruener Gustav 1884
Guernsey Raymond Gano 1902
Guidotti Hugh G. 1955
Guinzburg Thomas Henry 1950
Gulliver Henry Strong 1875
Gulliver William Curtis 1870
Guthrie III Robert K. 1968
Gwin Samuel Lawrence 1930
Gwin, Jr. Samuel Lawrence 1963
Haas Frederick Peter 1935
Hadden Briton 1920
Hadley Arthur Twining 1876
Hadley Hamilton 1919
Hadley Morris 1916
Hadley James
Haffner, Jr. Charles C. 1919
Haight Ducald Cameron 1847
Haight George Winthrop 1928
Haight, Jr. Charles S. 1952
Haines Thomas Frederick David 1924
Haldeman Richard Jacobs 1851
Hale, Jr. Eugene 1898
Hall Daniel Emerson 1834
Hall Edward Tuck 1941
Hall Gordon
Hall Jesse Angell 1936
Hall John Loomer 1894
Hall John Manning 1866
Hall Robert A. 1930
Hall Stanley
Hall William Kittredge 1859
Hall, Jr. Frederick Bagry 1933
Hallett John Folsom 1934
Halpin Thomas M. 1971
Halsey Jacob 1842
Halsey, Jr. Ralph Wetmore 1942
Hambleton Thomas Edward 1934
Hamilton William 1962
Hamlin Charles B. 1961
Hamlin Chauncey Jerome 1903
Hannahs Diodate Cushman 1859
Hansen Roger Allen 1955
Harding John Wheeler 1845
Harding Wilder Bennett 1867
Hare Clinton Larue 1887
Hare Meredith 1894
Harman Archer 1913
Harman, Jr. Archer 1945
Harmar Josiah W.
Harper, Jr. Harry Halsted 1934
Harriman Edward Roland (“Bunny”) Noel 1917
Harriman William Averell 1913
Harris Henry Reeder 1836
Harrison Burton Norvel 1859
Harrison Fairfax 1890
Harrison Francis Burton 1895
Harrison Fred Harold 1942
Harrison George Leslie 1910
Harrison Henry Baldwin 1846
Hart Dennis Charles 1976
Hart Roswell 1843
Hart Rufus Erastus 1833
Hartley Cavour 1912
Hartshorn Joseph William 1867
Haskell Robert Chandler 1858
Haslam Lewis Scofield 1890
Hatch Walter Tilden 1837
Hatem John J. 1980
Haven George Griswold 1887
Havens Daniel William 1843
Hawley David 1846
Hay Logan 1893
Hayden William Hallock 1847
Hayes Rutherford B. (Co-founder Skull & Bones)
Healy, Jr. Harold Harris 1943
Heard Albert Farley 1853
Heaton Edward 1869
Hebard Albert 1851
Hebard Daniel 1860
Hedge Thomas 1867
Heermance Edgar Laing 1858
Heffelfinger Frank Peavey 1920
Heffelfinger George Wright Peavy 1924
Heinz II Henry John 1931
Helfenstein Charles Philip 1841
Helmer Charles Downs 1852
Heminway Bartow Lewis 1921
Hemphill James Tierney 1959
Henen William Davison 1842
Henningsen, Jr. Victor William 1950
Henston Douglas Robert 1984
Hernandez Carols Arturo 1971
Heron John 1910
Hersey John Richard 1936
Herskovits David Nathaniel 1984
Hessberg II Albert 1938
Hewitt Brower 1903
Hewitt Henry H. 1963
Hewitt Thomas Browning 1864
Hidden Edward 1885
Hiers Richard Hyde 1954
Higgins Anthony 1861
Highfill III Philip Henry 1973
Hill George Canning 1845
Hillard Lord Butler 1883
Hilles Frederick Whiley 1922
Hilles, Jr. Charles Dewey 1924
Hincks Edward Young 1866
Hincks John Howard 1872
Hincks John Morris 1920
Hincks John Winslow 1952
Hines Charles Daniel 1871
Hinkey Frank Augustus 1895
Hinsdale Frank Gilbert 1898
Hitchcock Henry 1879
Hitchcock Henry 1848
Hixon Robert 1901
Hoagland Donald Wright 1943
Hobbs Charles Buxton 1885
Hobson Francis Thayer 1920
Hobson Henry Wise 1914
Hodes Douglas Michael 1970
Hodges, Jr. William VanDerveer 1932
Hogan James Joseph 1905
Holbrook David Doubleday 1960
Holbrook, Jr. John 1959
Holden John Morgan 1944
Holden Rebuen A. 1940
Holland Henry Thompson 1962
Hollister Arthur Nelson 1858
Hollister Buell 1905
Hollister, Jr. John B. 1949
Holmbee Jeffrey Arthur 1979
Holmes George Burgwin 1945
Holmes John Grier 1934
Holmes John Milton 1857
Holmes Peter Samuel 1978
Holster Edwin Olaf 1894
Holt George Chandler 1866
Holt Henry Chandler 1903
Hook Noble 1978
Hooker John Worthington 1854
Hooker Thomas 1869
Hoopes Townsend Walter 1944
Hopkins John Morgan 1900
Hopping Benjamin 1872
Hopping James Mason 1840
Hord Stephen Young 1921
Hoston, Jr. Archibald Robinson 1939
Hothhkiss William Henry 1875
Hough Edward Clement 1849
Houghton Edward 1852
Houghton Walter Edwards 1924
Houston John Wallace 1834
Howard James Ernest 1966
Howard James Merriam 1909
Howard Oran Reed 1835
Howe Arthur 1912
Howe Elmer Parker 1876
Howe Gary Woodson 1958
Howe Henry Almy 1909
Howe II Harold 1940
Howland John 1894
Hoxon Archibald R.
Hoysradt Albert 1877
Hoysradt John McA. 1926
Hoysradt Warren J. 1901
Hoyt Joseph Gibson 1840
Hoyt Lydic 1906
Hubbard Richard Dudley 1839
Hubbard Oliver P.
Hudson Franklin Donald 1955
Hudson Ward Woodridge 1840
Huey Mark Christopher 1973
Huggins William Sidney 1842
Hughes Berrien 1905
Hull Louis Kossuth 1883
Hurd John Odman 1836
Hurd Richard Melanemon 1888
Huribut Joseph 1849
Huribut, Jr. Gordon Buckland 1945
Husted James William 1892
Hyatt Robert Underwood 1837
Hyde Alvan Pinney 1845
Hyde Donald R. 1912
Hyde Frank Eldridge 1879
Hyde Frederick Walton 1911
Hyde William Waldo 1876
Hyde, Jr. Louis Kepler 1923
Ingalls David Sinton 1920
Ingalls, Jr. David Sinton 1956
Ingersoll James Wernham Dunsford 1892
Inman Robert D. 1971
Isbell Orland Sidney 1888
Isham Edward Swift 1891
Isham Henry Peter 1917
Isham John Beach 1869
Ives Chauncey Bradley 1928
Ives Gerard M. 1925
Ives Sherwood Bissell 1893
Ives Charles
Jack Thomas Mckinney 1853
Jackson George E.
Jackson Henry Rootes 1839
Jackson John Herrick 1934
Jackson Joseph Cooke 1857
Jackson Terrence John 1970
Jackson William E. 1941
James Ellery Sedgewick 1917
James Henry Ammon 1874
James Norman 1890
James Robert Campbell 1894
James Walter Belknap 1879
James William Knowles 1878
James William Ellery Sedgewick
Jamieson, Jr. Thomas Crawford 1956
Janeway Charles Anderson 1930
Jay Pierre 1892
Jefferson Edward Francis 1909
Jenckes Marcien 1921
Jenkins Richard Elwood 1948
Jenks Almet Francis 1875
Jenks Paul Emmott 1884
Jenks Tudor 1878
Jennings Oliver Goud 1887
Jennings Percy Hall 1904
Jennings Walter 1880
Jessup J.B. 1942
Jesup James Riley 1840
Johnes Edward Rudolph 1873
Johnson Barclay 1882
Johnson Charles Frederick 1855
Johnson George Asbury 1853
Johnson Joseph (Joe) Hale 1935
Johnston Frank 1835
Johnston Henry Phelps 1862
Johnston Ross 1870
Johnston William Curtis 1860
Johnston William Preston 1852
Johnstone Henry Webb 1916
Jones Alfred Henry 1893
Jones Dwight Arven 1875
Jones Frank Hatch 1875
Jones Frederick Scheetz 1884
Jones George Gill 1914
Jones Luther Maynard 1860
Jones Seaborn Augustus 1838
Jones Theodore S. 1933
Jones Walter Clyde 1925
Jordan Ralph Edward 1923
Joshan Henry Porter
Judson Frederick Newton 1866
Judson Isaac Nichols 1873
Jung Michael 1984
Kelley L.M. 1937
Kellogg Charles Poole 1890
Kellogg Fred William 1883
Kellogg Stephen Wright 1846
Kellogg W.W. 1939
Kelly II W.C. 1944
Kelsey Clarence 1878
Kemp J.B. 1942
Kemp Philip Sperry 1950
Kendall John Newton 1834
Kendall, Jr. William Burrage 1887
Kenerson Vertner 1891
Kennedy Thomas 1845
Kent Albert Emmett 1853
Kent William 1887
Keppelman John Arthur 1901
Kernochan Francis Edward 1861
Kernochan Frederic 1898
Kernochan Joseph Frederic 1863
Kerr Albert Boardman 1897
Kerry John Forbes 1966
Ketcham Henry Holman 1914
Key Thomas Marshall 1838
Kilborne William Skinner 1935
Kilcullen John M. 1934
Killredge George Alvar 1855
Kilrea Walter C. 1954
Kimball Arthur Reed 1877
Kimball John Edwin 1858
Kimball Walter S. 1934
King Lyndon Marrs 1910
King Stoddard 1914
Kingsbury Howard Thayer 1926
Kingsley Charles C. 1959
Kingsley Henry Coit 1834
Kingsley William L.
Kinne William 1848
Kinney Herbert Evelyn 1871
Kiphuth Delaney 1941
Kirby Jacob Brown 1849
Kirchwey George W. 1942
Kitchel Cornelius Ladd 1862
Kitchel Cornelius Porter 1897
Kitchel William Lloyd 1892
Kittle John Caspar 1904
Kittredge Frank Dutton 1952
Klots, Jr. Allen Trafford 1943
Klots Allen Trafford 1909
Knapp Farwell 1916
Knapp Howard Hoyt 1882
Knapp John Merrill 1936
Knapp Wallace Percy 1886
Kneeland Y. 1890
Knight Augustus 1910
Knight Samuel 1887
Knoll George Tapscott 1878
Knox Hugh Smith 1907
Kolar Button Ward 1968
Kosturko William Theodore 1971
Kwok Wei-Tai
Ladd, Jr. Louis Williams 1930
Lagercrantz Bengt M. 1965
Laidley Forrest David 1966
Lalley Patrick William 1977
Lamb Albert Eugene 1867
Lamb Albert Richard 1903
Lambert Adrian VanSinderen 1893
Lambert Alexander 1884
Lambert Alfred 1843
Lambert Edward Scott 1984
Lambert Edward Wilberforce 1854
Lambert Paul Christopher 1950
Lampman Lewis 1866
Lampson George 1855
Lampson William 1862
Lane William Griswold 1843
Lanier Alexander Chalmers 1844
Lapham Lewis Abbot 1931
Lapham Raymond White 1928
Larned William Augustua
Larner Robert Johnson 1922
Lathe Herbert William 1873
Lathrop John Hiram 1905
Laudon, Jr. Mortimer Hamlin 1932
Lavelli, Jr. Anthony 1949
Law William Fabian 1837
Law William Lyon 1838
Lawler Quentin John 1977
Lawrance Thomas Garner 1884
Lawrence Gary Martin 1980
Lea James Neilsen 1834
Lea Robert Brinkley 1871
Leaf Edmund 1841
Lear Henry 1869
Learned Dwight Whitney 1870
Learned William Law 1841
Leavatt Ashley 1900
Leavenworth Donald Loyal 1947
LeBore Barry William
Lee Samuel Henry 1858
LeFevre Ronald Eaton 1962
Legore Harry William 1917
Leighton James 1881
Leiper Joseph McCarrell 1949
Lent John Abram 1843
Leone Frederick Anthony 1982
Leverett Miles Watson 1976
Levering Walter B. 1933
Levin Charles Herbert 1971
Lewis Ashel Hooker 1833
Lewis Charlton Miner 1886
Lewis Charlton T.
Lewis George Emanuel 1974
Lewis Henry 1842
Lewis John 1868
Lewis Mark Sanders 1972
Libbey Frank 1867
Lightfoot Richard Bissett 1959
Ligon Thomas B. 1962
Liles Coit Redfearn 1973
Lilley Robert McGregor 1967
Lilley, Jr. Frank Walder 1943
Lilley John
Lindenberg John Townsend 1932
Lindgren Richard Hugo 1960
Lindley Frances Vinton 1933
Lindsay David A. 1944
Lindsay, Jr. Dale Alton 1961
Lindy Peter Barnes
Linton Stephen Duncan 1846
Lippincott David McCord 1949
Lippincott William Jackson 1914
Lippitt Henry 1909
Litt David Geoffrey 1984
Litt Willard David 1921
Little Mitchell Stuart 1907
Little Robbins 1851
Little Stuart W. 1944
Livingston Herman 1879
Livingston II Richard H. B. 1969
Loeser Frederic William 1931
Logan Walter Seth 1910
Lohmann Carl Albert 1910
Lombard James Kittredge 1854
Lombardi Cornelius Ennis 1911
Longstreth George B. 1930
Lonsdorf David B. 1973
Look Allen M. 1927
Look Frank Byron 1930
Lord Charles Edwin 1949
Lord Franklin Atkins 1898
Lord George de Forest 1854
Lord Oswald Bates 1926
Lord William Galey 1922
Lord Winston 1959
Lorenson David Harold 1979
Loucks, Jr. Vernon R. 1957
Loughran Anthony Hookey 1957
Love Ralph Frank 1951
Lovejoy Winslow Meston 1925
Lovell Joseph 1844
Lovett August Sidney 1913
Lovett Robert Abercrombie 1918
Lovett Sidney 1950
Luce Henry Robinson 1920
Luckey Charles Pinckney 1923
Luckey Charles Pinckney 1950
Ludden William 1850
Lufkin Chauncey F. 1951
Lufkin Dan Wende 1953
Lufkin Elgood Moulton 1925
Lufkin, Sr. Peter Wende 1949
Luman Richard John 1925
Lumpkin Richard Anthony 1957
Lunt Storer Boardman 1921
Lusk Peter A. 1960
Lusk William Thompson 1924
Lutz Karl Evan 1972
Lydgate William A. 1931
Lyman Chester Smith 1837
Lyman Chester Wolcott 1882
Lynch Dennis Patrick 1964
Lynch R. Vincent 1945
Lynde Charles James 1838
Lyon George Armstrong 1900
MacDonald II Ranald 1915
MacDonald II Richard J. 1972
MacDonald II Stephen Joseph 1973
Mack Richard Gesrtle 1948
MacKenzie Kenneth Malcolm 1975
Maclean, J.H. 1943
MacLean, Jr. Kenneth 1961
MacLeish Archibald 1915
MacLeish William H. 1950
MacLellan George Boardman 1858
MacLellan William 1835
MacVeagh Franklin 1862
MacWhorter Alexander 1842
Madden B. Patrick 1969
Madden John Beckwith 1941
Maffitt Thomas Skinner 1899
Magee James McDevitt 1899
Magee John Gillespie 1906
Magruder Benjamin Drake 1856
Mallon Guy Ward 1885
Mallon Henry Neil 1917
Mallon John Howard 1919
Mallon Thomas Ridgway 1945
Mallory William Neely 1924
Mallory, Jr. Barton Lee 1928
Malloy Terrence R. 1956
Manice William DeForest 1851
Manross Newton Spaulding 1850
Mansfield Howard 1871
Manville, Jr. Hiram Edward 1929
Marburg Theodore
March Daniel 1840
Marinelli David Leonard 1978
Marmaduke Vincent 1852
Marsh William Lee 1963
Marshall John Birnie 1953
Marshall Samuel Davies 1833
Martin George Greene 1893
Martin George Lockwood 1836
Martin William A.P.
Marvin Joseph Howard 1836
Marvin Joseph Howard 1876
Mason Alfred Bishop 1871
Mason Edward G.
Mason Henry Burratt 1870
Mather Frederick Ellsworth 1833
Mathews Craig 1951
Mathias II Philip 1955
Matthessen Francis Otto 1923
Matthews Albert 1842
Mattlin Fred W. 1973
Mayer Charles Theodore 1951
Mayor Michael B. 1959
McAfee William Andrew 1982
McAndrew Alexander 1913
McBride Jonathan Evans 1964
McBride Wilber 1882
McCall Henry 1840
McCallum Revell 1924
McCallum, Jr. Robert Davis 1968
McCarthy Charles Edward 1960
McClintock Norman 1891
McClung Lee 1892
McClure Archibald 1912
McClure James Gore King 1870
McClure, Jr. James Gore King 1906
McCormick Henry 1852
McCormick, Jr. Alexander Agnew 1919
McCrary, Jr. John Reagan 1932
McCullough David G. 1955
McCutchen Samuel St. John 1870
McDonnell John Vincent 1911
McElroy Benjamin Thomas 1945
McGaughey, Jr. Guy Ennis 1945
McGauley John Michael 1933
McGee Donald Ashbrook 1906
McGregor Jack F. 1956
McHenry James 1920
McHenry John 1885
McIntosh Harris 1927
McKee Elmore Mcneill 1919
McKee Lanier 1895
McKee M. Dunn 1896
McKinney William Allison 1868
McLallen P. Fredinand 1847
McLane James Price 1953
McLaren Michael G. 1972
McLaughlin Edward Tompkins 1883
Mclean Charles Fraser 1864
Mclean John Helm 1943
McLean III Robert 1950
McLeash Archibald
McLemore, Jr. John Briggs 1937
McMillan James Howard 1888
McMillan Philip Hamilton 1894
McMillan William Charles 1884
McNally Edward E. 1979
McNamara Thomas Philip 1951
McPhee Stephen Joseph 1973
McQuaid William Adolph 1889
Mead Frederick 1871
Mead Winter 1919
Meek John Burgess 1960
Mehta Arjay Singh 1976
Melton, Jr. William Davis 1924
Menton James Paul 1956
Menton John Dennis 1953
Merriam Alexander Ross 1872
Merriam George Spring 1864
Merrill Henry Riddle 1929
Merrill Payson 1865
Merritt Henry Newton 1912
Mesick Richard Smith 1848
Messimer, Jr. Robert L. 1931
Metcalf Harold Grant 1904
Metcalfe Henry Laurens 1849
Metcalfe Orrick 1845
Meyer, Jr. Russell William 1954
Meyers Bryan Fitch 1982
Michel Anthony Lee 1926
Middlebrook Louis Shelton 1915
Miles James Browning 1849
Miles Richard Curtis 1937
Miller Allanson Douglas 1864
Miller Andrew Otterson 1939
Miller Dudley Livingston 1943
Miller Francis William 1842
Miller George Douglas 1870
Miller James Ely 1904
Miller James Whipple 1967
Miller Phineas Timothy 1833
Miller Thomas Clairborne 1970
Miller Wentworth Earl 1969
Miller, Jr. Charles Lewis 1939
Mills Alfred 1847
Mills Edward Ensign 1934
Mills Ethelbert Smith 1835
Mills James Paul 1932
Misner Timothy Charles
Mitchell Donald Grant 1841
Mitchell Harry H. 1939
Mitchell John Hanson 1861
Mitchell, Jr. H. Coleman 1967
Mitinger Joseph Berry 1953
Montesano III Michael John 1983
Montgomery Grenville Dodge 1898
Moody Thomas Hudson 1843
Moore David Clement 1973
Moore Eliakim Hastings 1883
Moore Frank Wood 1903
Moore Georg Foot 1872
Moore James I. 1947
Moore Richard Anthony 1936
Moore William Eves 1847
Moorhead William S. 1906
Morehead William S. 1945
Morey, Jr. Robert Willis 1958
Morgan James W. 1971
Morgan Robert McNair 1970
Morgenstern Marc Jaime 1976
Morison David Whipple 1888
Morison Samuel Benjamin 1891
Morison Stanford Newel 1892
Morris Edward Dafydd 1849
Morris Luzon 1854
Morris Ray 1901
Morse John Bolt 1934
Morse Samuel Finley Brown 1907
Morse Sidney Nelson 1890
Morton, Jr. Thruston Ballard 1954
Moseley Thomas Wilder 1948
Mosely Spencer Dumaresq 1943
Moser Richard Eugene 1963
Moses Jack Thomas 1979
Moyer Douglas Richard 1972
Mulford David Humphrey 1846
Mulford Elisha 1855
Mulhern Daniel Kevin 1980
Mullins Frederic Parsons 1912
Munn John 1847
Munroe George Edmund 1874
Murchison Brian Cameron 1974
Murchison Robert W. 1982
Murpee Samuel Sloan
Murphy Frederick James 1910
Murphy Gerald Clery 1912
Musser John Miller 1930
Neale James Brown 1896
Neigher Geoffrey Mark 1967
Nelson Rensselaer Russell 1846
Nettleton Edward Payson 1856
Neville James E. 1921
Nevins William Bessell 1846
Newel Stanford 1861
Newman Thomas Montgomery 1977
Newton, Jr. James Quigg 1933
Nichols Alfred Bull 1880
Nichols Edward 1934
Nichols William Allen 1983
Nickerson Sereno Dwight 1845
Noble Lawrence Mason 1927
Noble, Jr. Lawerence Mason 1953
Noble Frederick A.
Noel Christopher 1983
Nondorf Kurt D. 1979
Nordhaus William D. 1963
Norris William Herbert 1839
Northrop Cyrus 1857
Northrop Birdsey G.
Northrup Robert Smitter 1960
Norton Wiliam Bunnell 1925
Norton, Jr. George Washington 1923
Novkov David A. 1953
Novosel David Gerard 1981
Noyes Edward MacArthur 1971
O’Brien Donald Patrick 1979
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O’Brien, Jr. Philip 1945
O’Connell Timothy James 1963
O’Keefe Regis James 1981
O’Leary, Jr. John Joseph 1969
O’Neill, Jr. Eugene Gladstone 1932
Oberlin John P. 1957
Ogden Alfred 1932
Ohene-Frempong Kwaku 1970
Oler Wesley M. 1916
Oler, Jr. Clark Kimberly 1976
Olmstead John Hull 1847
Olsen Albert William 1917
Ord Joseph Pacificus 1873
Ordway Henry Choate 1880
Orr Andrew Alexander 1956
Orrick Andrew Downey 1940
Orrick, Jr. William H. 1937
Osborn Richard 1914
Osborne Arthur Sherwood 1882
Osborne Thomas Burr 1881
Otis James Sanford 1919
Overton John William 1917
Owen Charles Hunter 1860
Owen Edward Thomas 1872
Owen Henry Elijah 1864
Owens Samuel L. 1978
Packard Lewis Richard 1856
Paddock Brace Whitman 1900
Page Robert Guthrie 1922
Paine Levi Leonard 1856
Paine Ralph Delahaye 1894
Paine, Jr. Ralph D. 1929
Painter Henry McMahon 1884
Palmer Arthur Edward 1930
Palmer Charles Edward 1947
Palmer Harry Herbert 1883
Palmer William Henry 1864
Palmer II L. Guy 1957

Paris Irving 1915
Park William Edwards 1861
Parker Grenville 1898
Parker Robert Boyd 1933
Parker Wilbur 1880
Parker William White Wilson 1893
Parkin William 1874
Parrott Joseph Robinson 1883
Parsons Francis 1893
Parsons Henry McIlvaine 1933
Parsons Langdon 1921
Partridge Sidney Catlin 1880
Patela James Gerald
Patterson George Washington 1914
Patterson Lee 1922
Patterson Morehead 1920
Patterson Thomas Cleveland 1927
Patton John 1875
Paul Charles Henry 1912
Payne Harry
Payson Henry Silas 1872
Peck Tracy 1861
Peck, Jr. Arthur John 1962
Peitz William Learned 1931
Pelly Bernard Berenger 1923
Pendexter John Fowler 1958
Percy Frederick Bosworth 1877
Perit Pelatia
Perkins John 1840
Perkins Nathaniel Shaw 1842
Perkins Samuel C.
Perkins Thomas Albert 1858
Perkins William 1840
Perrin Bernadotte 1869
Perrin John 1879
Perrin John Bates 1909
Perrin Lee James 1906
Perrin Lester William 1908
Perry David Brainard 1863
Perry David Bulkey 1977
Perry John Hoyt 1870
Perry Wilbert Warren 1871
Pershing Richard Warren 1966
Peters Daniel James 1970
Peters Elliot Remsen 1980
Peters Eric Brooks 1979
Peters Frank George 1886
Peters John Andrew 1842
Peters Kenneth Graham 1981
Peters William Allison 1880
Peterson Paul Clifford 1981
Pfau, Jr. George Harold 1948
Phelan Howard T. 1958
Phelps Edward Johnson 1886
Phelps Sheffield 1886
Phelps William Walter 1860
Phelps Zira Bennett 1895
Philbin Jesse Holladay 1913
Philbin II Stephen 1910
Phinney Elihu 1846
Pickett Lawrence Kimball 1941
Piel Geoffrey D. 1978
Pierce Frederick Erastus 1904
Pierson Charles Wheeler 1886
Pierson William Seward 1836
Pillsbury Edmund Pennington 1936
Pillsbury, Jr. John Sargent 1935
Pinchot Amos Richards Eno 1897
Pinchot Gifford 1889
Pinckard Thomas Cicero 1848
Pinela Carlos 1983
Pinney John Mercer 1965
Pionzio Dino John 1950
Platt Henry Barstow 1882
Platt Lewis Alfred 1879
Polich Richard Frank 1954
Pollock George Edward 1878
Pollock William 1882
Pomeroy John Norton 1887
Pond Jeffrey Craig 1965
Poole William Frederick 1891
Poore Charles Graydon 1926
Porter Edward Clarke 1858
Porter III Gilbert Edwin 1916
Porter John A.
Porter Noah
Post Russell Lee 1927
Post, Jr. Russell Lee 1958
Potter Roderick 1902
Potwin Lemuel Stoughton 1854
Powers Richard Hart
Pratt George 1857
Pratt Julius Howard 1842
Pratt William Hall Brace 1864
Prentice John Rockefeller 1928
Prentice Samuel Oscar 1873
Preston Henry Kirk 1836
Preston James Marshall 1967
Preston John Louis 1958
Preston Ord 1899
Price Frank Julian 1892
Price Ross E. 1954
Price, Jr. Charles Baird 1941
Price, Jr. Raymond Kissam 1951
Prideaux Tom 1930
Prindle Thomas Harrison 1964
Pugsley Isaac P. 1864
Pulaski, Jr. Charles Alexander 1964
Pumpelly Harold Armstrong 1915
Purnell Charles Thomas 1854
Putnam James Osborne 1839
Putnam Phelps 1916
Pyle Michael J. 1961
Quarles III James Perrin 1965
Rachlin David Isaiah 1982
Rafferty John Chandler 1835
Ramsdell Charles Benjamin 1872
Rand Stuart Craig 1909
Randolph Francis Fitz 1911
Rankin B. Courtney 1936
Rankin Robert 1845
Ranney George Alfred 1934
Rathborne Joseph Cornelius 1931
Raymond George T.P. 1949
Raymond Henry Hunter 1841
Raymond Henry Warren 1869
Read Richard Rollins 1947
Reed Edward Snover 1951
Reed Harry Lathrop 1889
Reed Lansing Parmalee 1904
Reid Jasper 1982
Reigeluth Douglas Scott 1975
Reilly John Sylvester 1915
Reponen Robert Gordon 1954
Ribeiro Carlos Fernando 1838
Rich Eugene Lamb 1838
Richards Davi Alan 1967
Richards George 1840
Richardson Allan Harvey 1901
Richardson Gardner 1905
Richardson Rufus Byam 1869
Richardson Walker 1849
Richie Wallace Parks 1927
Riggs Benjamin Clapp 1865
Rimar III Stephen 1977
Ripley George Coit 1862
Ritchie, Jr. Wallace Parks 1957
Ritterbush, Jr. Stephen G. 1972
Rizzo Robert John 1978
Robb James Madison 1844
Robb John Hunter 1843
Robbins Edwards Denmore 1874
Robbins William Wells 1927
Roberts Ellis Henry 1850
Roberts, Jr. Charles Holmes 1916
Roberts, Jr. George Brooke 1952
Robertson Charles Franklin 1859
Robertson Robert 1833
Robertson, Jr. Howard Copland 1928
Robeson Abel Bellows 1837
Robinson Frederick Flower 1927
Robinson George Chester 1856
Robinson Henry Seymour 1889
Robinson John Trunbull 1893
Robinson John Trunbull 1937
Robinson Lucius Franklin 1843
Robinson Lucius Franklin 1885
Robinson, Jr. H.C. 1947
Roby Joseph 1893
Roby Samuel Sidney 1888
Rockefeller Percy Avery 1900
Rockwell Foster Harry 1906
Rockwell John 1849
Rodd David B. 1940
Rodd III Thomas 1935
Rodman Robert Simpson 1879
Rogers D. 1898
Rogers Derby 1893
Rogers Edmund Pendleton 1905
Rogers Herman Livingston 1914
Rogers John 1887
Root Alexander Porter 1861
Root Reginald Dean 1926
Root Wells 1922
Rose Jonathan Chapman 1963
Ross Lancelot Patrick 1928
Ross Thomas Bernard 1951
Ross William Baldwin 1852
Rowe, Jr. Thomas D. 1984
Rowland John T. 1911
Rowland William Sherman 1836
Roy John Marcus 1978
Rulon-Miller Patrick 1963
Rumsey David McIver 1966
Rumsley Bronson Case 1902
Runnalls John Felch Bertram 1937
Russell Frank Ford 1926
Russell Philip Gray 1876
Russell Richard George 1981
Russell Richard Warren 1951
Russell William Huntington (Founding S&B) 1833
Ryan Joseph Mather 1951
Ryan III Allan A. 1954
Ryle Ernest 1892
Saffen David 1975
Safford George Blagden 1852
Safford Theodore Lee 1920
Sage Dean 1897
Sage Henry Manning 1890
Salbeh Richard Alan 1972
Saleh Muhammad Ahmed 1968
Salisbury Edward Elbridge
Salzman Mark Joseph 1982
Sanderson Benjamin 1909
Sanford Charles Frederick 1847
Sanhago Eddie 1982
Sanon James M. 1967
Sargent Joseph Weir 1920
Sargent Murray 1905
Savage Bouifelle 1932
Savage Josiah 1846
Sawyer, Jr. Homer Eugene 1913
Scarborough William Smith 1837
Scattergood Thomas B. 1970
Schermerhorn Alfred Cosler 1920
Schermerhorn Amos Egmont 1938
Schlesinger Daniel Adam 1977
Schmidt Thomas Carr 1968
Schnaitter Spencer Jason 1954
Schollander Donald Arthur 1968
Schuyler Eugene 1859
Schwab John Christopher 1886
Schwab Laurence vonPost 1913
Schwarzman Stephen Allen 1969
Scott Eben Greenough 1858
Scott Eugene Lytton 1960
Scott Henry Clarkson 1925
Scott Larry Glenn 1977
Scott Stewart Patterson 1928
Scott William Iain 1973
Scudder Doremus 1880
Seabury Mortimer Ashmfad 1909
Seaman, Jr. Irving 1945
Sears Joshua Montgomery 1877
Seeley George Wheeler 1961
Seeley John Edward 1835
Seeley John Frank 1860
Seeley William Wallace 1862
Seeley, Jr. Edward Howard 1878
Selander Duane Arthur 1969
Selden Edward Griffin 1870
Senay Edward Charles 1952
Setson, Jr. Eugene W. 1934
Seward William Henry 1888
Seymour Charles 1908
Seymour Horatio 1867
Seymour John Forman 1835
Seymour John Sammis 1875
Seymour S.O. 1857
Seymour, Jr. Charles 1935
Seymour Thomas Day
Shackelford Robert Campbell 1958
Sharp Jonathan Douglas 1983
Shattuck John H.F. 1965
Shattuck John Waldon 1870
Shearer Sextus 1861
Shedden William Martindale 1915
Sheffield George St. John 1863
Sheffield James Rockwell 1959
Sheffield John Van Loon 1983
Shelden Allan 1913
Shelly Hugh White 1835
Shepard B. 1936
Shepard Charles R.S. 1951
Shepard Donald Carrington 1950
Shepard Donald Carrington 1916
Shepard Frank Parsons 1917
Shepard Lorrin Andrews 1914
Shepard Roger Bulkley 1908
Shepard, Jr. Lloyd Montgomery 1939
Shepard, Jr. Roger Bulkley 1935
Shepley Arthur 1895
Sheppard Walter Bradley 1887
Sherill Franklin Goldwaithe 1949
Sherman Frederick Roger 1836
Shevlin Edward Leonard 1921
Shipley Joseph L.
Shipman Arthur Leffingwell 1886
Shirley Arthur 1869
Shugart Thorne Martin 1955
Sill Edward Rowland 1861
Sill George Griswold 1852
Silliman Professor Benjamin 1837
Simmons Frank Hunter 1898
Simmons Wallace Erskine 1890
Simms William Erskine 1891
Simpson Kenneth Farrand 1917
Sincerrbeaux Frank H. 1902
Singer Ronald Leonard 1966
Singleton II Thomas 1961
Skibell Steven Alan 1984
Skrovan Stephen Thomas 1979
Slade Francis Henry 1954
Slade John Milton 1851
Sloane Henry Thompson 1866
Sloane John 1905
Sloane Thomas Chalmers 1868
Sloane William 1895
Slocum Edwin Lyon 1915
Smith Bradford Curie 1967
Smith Bruce Donald 1906
Smith Charles Edgar 1865
Smith Edward Curtis 1875
Smith Eugene 1859
Smith Frederick W. 1966
Smith Herbert Augustine 1889
Smith J. Gregory 1912
Smith John Donnell 1847
Smith Lloyd Hilton 1929
Smith Rufus Riggs 1876
Smith Traver 1919
Smith William Thayer 1860
Smith Winthrop Davenport 1896
Smith III Bruce Donald 1960
Smith, Jr. Howard Freeman 1942
Smock Morgan Robert
Smyth Nathan Ayer 1897
Snell Raymond Franklin 1918
Solbert Peter O. A. 1941
Solley Fred Palmer 1888
Solley Robert Folger 1922
Somerville John W. 1957
Soper Willard Burr 1904
Soule Leslie 1911
Southgate Charles McClellan 1866
Southmayd Samuel Gray 1834
Southworth Edward Wells 1875
Southworth George Champlin S. 1863
Spalding Ebenezer 1838
Spalding George A. 1872
Spaulding Josiah Augustus 1945
Spear Wesley John 1974
Spears Robert Samuel 1952
Speed James Breckinridge 1956 ?
Spencer Charles Langford 1878
Spencer Edward Curran 1880
Spencer George Gilman 1834
Spencer James M. 1867
Sperry Watson Robertson 1871
Spitz Robert W. 1962
Spitzer, Jr. Lyman B. 1935
Spofford Charles Merville 1924
Sprague Homer B.
Spring Andrew Jackson 1855
Sprole Frank Arnoit 1942
Stack, Jr. Joseph William 1940
Stackpole Edward James 1915
Stagg Amos Alonzo 1888
Stanberry, Jr. William Burks 1966
Stanley Harold 1908
Stanley William 1852
Stapler Henry Beidleman Bascom 1874
Staven Karl Eric 1981
Steadman John Montague 1952
Steadman Richard Cooke 1955
Stearns Edwin Russell 1870
Stebbins Hart Lyman 1933
Stebbins Henry Hamilton 1862
Steele Henry Thornton 1846
Sterling John William 1864
Stetson, Jr. Eugene William 1934
Stevens Albert B. 1940
Stevens Eric Eugene 1980
Stevens Frederic William 1858
Stevens Henry 1843
Stevens Marvin A. 1925
Stevens, Jr. Joseph B. 1938
Stevenson Charles 1979
Stevenson Charles P. 1941
Stevenson Donald D. 1925
Stevenson Frederic Augustus 1888
Stewart Charles Jacob 1918
Stewart Donald Ogden 1916
Stewart James C. 1961
Stewart James Ross 1931
Stewart John 1921
Stewart Percy Hamilton 1890
Stewart Peter Hellwege 1928
Stewart Philip Battel 1886
Stewart Potter 1937
Stewart Zeph 1943
Stewart, Jr. Walter Eugene 1894
Stiles Joseph 1846
Stiles William Augustus 1859
Stille Charles Janeway 1839
Stillman George Schley 1935
Stillman Leland Stanford 1894
Stillman Peter Gordon Bradley 1940
Stimson Henry Albert 1865
Stimson Henry Lewis 1888
Stokes Anson Phelps 1896
Stokes Harold Phelps 1909
Stokes Horace Sheldon 1889
Stokes, Jr. Anson Phelps 1927
Stone Charles Martin 1878
Stone Harold 1902
Stone Louis T. 1937
Stone William 1865
Storrs Cordial 1850
Stratton Daniel James 1981
Street Henry Abbott 1912
Strikler Samuel Alexander 1848
Strong Caleb 1835
Strong Charles Hall 1870
Strong George Arthur 1871
Strong Henry Barnard 1922
Strout, Jr. Edwin Augustus 1912
Struzzi Thomas Allen 1975
Stubbs Alfred 1835
Stucky William McDowell 1940
Sturges Hezekiah 1841
Sturges Thomas Benedict 1835
Sullivan Charles S. 1978
Sullivan Corlis Esmonde 1900
Sulzer James S. 1973
Sumner Graham 1897
Sumner William Graham 1863
Sumner William S. 1945
Sutherland Richard Orlin 1931
Sutphin Stuart Bruen 1903
Swan Joseph Rockwell 1902
Swayne John W.
Sweet Carroll Fuller 1899
Sweet Edwin Forrest 1871
Swenson, Jr. Edward Francis 1940
Swift John Morton 1836
Swift Walker Ely 1915
Swil Roy Anthony 1967
Swinburne Louis Judson 1879
Swoope Walter Moore 1931
Tabor John Kaye 1943
Taft Alphonso (Founding Bonesman) 1833
Taft Charles Phelps 1918
Taft Henry Waters 1880
Taft Horace Dutton 1883
Taft Hulbert 1900
Taft Peter Rawson 1867
Taft Robert Alphonso 1910
Taft Thomas Prindle 1971
Taft William Howard 1878 U.S. President
Talcott Thomas Grosvenor 1838
Tarbell Frank Bigelow 1873
Taylor Alan McLean 1902
Taylor Alfred Judd 1859
Taylor John Phelps 1862
Taylor Richard 1845
Teig Joseph Benjamin 1980
Tener Alexander Campbell 1912
Tener Kinley John 1916
Terry H.P. Baldwin 1935
Terry Wyllys 1885
Terry III Wyllys 1962
Thacher James Kingsley 1868
Thacher John Seymour 1877
Thacher Sherman Day 1883
Thacher Thomas 1904
Thacher Thomas 1871
Thacher Thomas Anthony 1835
Thacher Thomas Day 1904
Thacher William Larned 1887
Thomas Charles Henry 1873
Thomas John Allen Miner 1922
Thomas Walton D. 1941
Thomison Gregory Allan
Thompson Donald 1903
Thompson John R. 1938
Thompson Jonathan Penfield 1970
Thompson Norman Frederick 1881
Thompson Oliver David 1879
Thompson Rev. Joseph Parrish 1838
Thompson, Jr. Stepehn Eberly 1967
Thompson, Jr. William McIlwaine 1969
Thomson Clifton Samuel 1924
Thomson Samuel Clifton 1891
Thorne Brinkley Stimpson 1968
Thorne Charles Hedges McKinstry 1974
Thorne David Hoadley 1966
Thorne Peter Brinckerhoff 1940
Thorne Samuel Brinckeroff 1896
Thorson Peter Andreas 1959
Thorton Edmund Braxton 1954
Thorton James Carlton 1908
Throwbridge Mason 1902
Tiffany William Henry 1840
Tighe Ambrose 1879
Tighe Laurence Gotzian 1916
Tighe Richard Lodge 1923
Tighe, Jr. Laurence Goizian 1941
Tillinghast Charles 1875
Tilney Thomas Joseph 1870
Tilney II Robert Fingland 1905
Tingey Douglas Stuart 1981
Tinker Anson Phelps 1868
Todd John E
Tom III Chan Bruce 1977
Tomlinson Henry A.
Tompkins Ray 1884
Towers Jonathan David 1982
Townsend George Henry 1908
Townsend James Mulford 1874
Townsend William Kneeland 1871
Townsend, Jr. Frederic dePeyster 1922
Tracy Evarts 1890
Train Robert 1936
Traphagen Peter A. 1956
Trask Charles Hooper 1846
Treadway Ralph Bishop 1896
Trotter Silas Flournoy 1839
Trower C. Christopher 1970
Troy Alexander 1981
Trudeau, Jr. Edward Livingston 1896
Trudeau Garry B. 1970
Truesdale Calvin 1907
Tucker Luther B.D. 1931
Tucker, Jr. Carl 1947
Tufts Bowen Charlton 1935
Tumpane Timothy Michael 1980
Turner Elvin D. 1978
Turner Harold McLeod 1937
Turner Harold McLeod 1905
Turner Spencer 1906
Tuttle George Coolidge 1907
Tuttle George Montgomery 1877
Tweedy Henry Hallam 1891
Tweedy John Hubbard 1834
Tweedy Samuel 1868
Twichell Charles Pratt 1945
Twining Alexander C.
Twombly Alexander Stevenson 1854
Twombly Edward Bancroft 1912
Twombly Henry Bancroft 1884
Tyler Charles Mellen 1855
Tyler Cheever 1959
Tyler George Palmer 1836
Tyler Moses Coit 1857
Tytus Edward Jefferson 1868
Urquijo Conzalo 1984
Van deGraaff Adrian Sebastian 1881
Van Dine Vance 1949
Van Loan Eugene 1964
Van Name Addison 1858
Van Reypen, Jr. William Knickerbocker 1905
Van Sinderen Henry Brinsmade 1911
Van Slyck DeForest 1920
VanAntwerp, Jr. William Meadon 1958
Vanderbilt Alfred Gwynne 1899
Vargish Thomas 1966
Varnum Joseph Bradley 1838
Vernon Frederick Richardson 1881
Vincent Francis T. 1931
Vogt Tom D. 1943
von Holt Herman Vademar 1916
Vorys John Martin 1918
Vorys Martin W. 1952
Vose Elliot Evans 1945
Vose James Gardiner 1851
Wack Damon deBlois 1929
Waddell Geoffrey Hamilton 1961
Wade Levi Clifford 1866
Wadsworth, Jr. James Wolcott 1898
Wagner Victor Edmond 1983
Waite Morrison R. 1888
Waite Morrison Remick 1837
Walcott Frederic Collin 1891
Walcott William Stuart 1894
Wald Stephen George 1975
Walden Howard Talbott 1881
Walden Robert S. 1972
Walden Russell 1874
Waldsworth James Jeremiah
Wales Leonard Eugene 1845
Walker Charles Rumford 1916
Walker George Nesmith 1919
Walker Horace Flecher 1889
Walker Jeffrey Pond 1944
Walker John Mercer 1931
Walker John S. 1942
Walker Joseph Burbeen 1844
Walker Louis 1936
Walker Ray Carter 1955
Walker Samuel Johnson 1888
Walker Stoughton 1928
Walker III George Herbert 1953
Walker, Jr. George Herbert 1927
Walker, Jr. Samuel Sloan 1948
Walker Francis Amasa
Wallace Alexander Hamilton 1893
Wallace Henry Mitchell 1903
Walsh Hugh 1835
Walsh, Jr. John Joseph 1961
Walsh Kevin Sanchez
Ward John Abbott 1862
Wardwell Allan 1904
Wardwell Edward Rogers 1927
Waring Antonio Johnston 1903
Warren George U. 1945
Warren Henry Waterman 1865
Warren John Davock 1927
Warren, Jr. William Candee 1914
Washburn William Barrett 1844
Washington George 1839
Washington William Henry 1834
Waters William Otis 1913
Watkins Charles Law 1908
Watson John Marsh 1839
Watson William Berkley 1940
Watson III Charles 1927
Wayland Francis
Weaver Howard Sayer 1948
Weber John William 1953
Wedsworth James Jeremiah 1854
Weed George Haines 1938
Weeks Robert Kelley 1862
Weinstein Adam 1984
Weir John Ferguson
Welch George Arnold 1901
Welch William Henry 1870
Welles, Jr. Charles Hopkins 1899
Wells Harold Sherman 1907
Wells Henry Dorrance 1851
Wells Herbert Wetmore 1889
Wells John Lewis 1882
Wells Nathan Dana 1857
Wells II George 1929
Wesson Charles Holland 1863
Westerfield Richard H. 1979
Wetherell John Walcott 1844
Wetmore George Peabody 1867
Weyerhaeuser Frederick Edward 1896
Wheeler Alfred Newton 1923
Wheeler Lawrence Raymond 1911
Wheeler Thomas Beardsley 1958
Wheeler William 1855
Wheelwright Joseph Stober 1897
White Andrew Dickerson 1853
White Charles Atwood 1854
White George 1848
White George Edward 1866
White Henry Charles 1881
White Henry Dyer 1851
White John Richards 1903
White Oliver Sherman 1864
White Percy Gardiner 1902
White Roger Sherman 1859
White Warren Benton 1941
White William Gardiner 1942
White Henry
Whitehead Mather Kimball 1936
Whitehouse Charles Sheldon 1947
Whitehouse Edwin Sheldon 1905
Whitehouse William Fitzhugh 1899
Whitman Jr. Francis Slingluff 1938
Whitmore, Jr. James Allen 1944
Whitney Edward Baldwin 1878
Whitney Edward Payson 1854
Whitney Emerson Cogswell 1851
Whitney Harry Payne 1894
Whitney James Lyman 1856
Whitney Joseph Ernest 1882
Whitney Payne 1898
Whitney William Collins 1863
Whitney William Dwight
Whiton James Morris 1853
Wickes Forsyth 1898
Wickes Thomas P. 1874
Wickwire Winthrop Ross 1949
Wiggin Frederick H. 1904
Wilbur John Smith 1933
Wilbur Richard Emery 1938
Wilbur, Jr. John Smith 1964
Wilcox Giles Buckingham 1848
Wilcoz Asher Henry 1859
Wilder Amos Parker 1884
Wilhelmi Frederick William 1939
Wilhelmi Frederick William 1903
Wilkie, Jr. Valleau 1948
Willard Andrew Jackson 1853
Willard Charles Hastings 1926
Williams Burch 1939
Williams Darryl L. 1976
Williams Henry 1837
Williams James Willard 1908
Williams Norman Alton 1897
Williams Ralph Omsted 1861
Williams Samuel Goode 1932
Williams Thomas Scott 1838
Williams William Bruce 1957
Williams William Perkins 1839
Williams S. Wells
Willis Richard Stobbs 1841
Wilson A. 1844
Wilson Daniel Richard 1979
Wilson Hugh Robert 1906
Wilson John 1847
Wilson Zebuon Vance 1972
Winston Dudley 1886
Winston Frederick Seymour 1877
Winter Daniel R. 1920
Winter II Edwin Wheeler 1921
Wiseman II Stephen 1984
Witter, Jr. Dean 1944
Wittherbee Frank Spencer 1874
Wittherbee W.C. 1880
Wodelll R.A. 1910
Wolcott Elizer 1839
Wolfe II Stephen 1964
Wood George Ingersoll 1833
Wood John Seymour 1874
Wood William C. 1868
Woodford Oswald Langdon 1850
Woodlock Douglas Preston 1969
Woodruff Francis Eben 1864
Woodruff George Washington 1889
Woodruff Timothy Lester 1879
Woodsum, Jr. Harold Edward 1953
Woodward John Butler 1883
Woodward Richard William 1867
Woodward Stanley 1922
Woodward Stanley 1855
Woodward William Herrick 1858
Woolfolk William Grey 1841
Woolley John Eliot 1918
Woolley Knight 1917
Woolsey Heathcote Morison 1907
Woolsey Theodore Salisbury 1872
Woolsey Theodore White
Worcester Edwin Dean 1876
Worcester Franklin Eldred 1882
Worcester Wilfred James 1885
Word Charles Francis 1891
Wray James McAlpin 1836
Wright Alfred Parks 1901
Wright Henry Burt 1898
Wright Henry Park 1868
Wright II William Henry 1982
Yang James Ting-Yeh 1982
Yardley Henry Albert 1855
Yarnall Thomas C. 1841
Yent, Jr. James B. 1979
Yerkes Stephen 1837
Young Benham Daniel 1848
Zallinger Peter Franz 1965
Ziegler Stan Warren 1972 (deceased)
Zigerelli Lawrence John 1980
Zorthian Barry 1941
Zorthian Gregory Jannig 1975
Zucker Bernard Benjamin 1962 (gem dealer, NYC, gave to Kerry’s campaign)

……..OR, a second list……..

Abbe, Frederick Randolph 1848
Aberg, Jr., Donlan Vincent 1952
Abrams, Peter Mark 1983
Acheson, David Campton (Campion) 1943
Ackerman, Stephen H. 1957
Acosta, John Sidney 1921
Adams, Charles Edward 1904
Adams, Charles Hemmenway 1866
Adams, Frederick Baldwin 1862
Adams, Frederick Baldwin 1900
Adams, Jr., F.B. 1932
Adams, George Webster 1904
Adams, Lewis G. 1920
Adams, Mason Tyler 1899
Adams, Stephen 1959
Afeiju, Bernard I. 1967
Ahlbrandt, Jr., Roger S. 1963
Aiken, Edwin Edgerton 1881
Aitchison, William 1848
Albritton, Paul Berem 1978
Aldis, Owen Franklin 1874
Aldrich, Malcolm Pratt 1922
Alexander, Eben 1873
Alexander, William DeWitt 1855
Alexander, William Felix 1851
Ali, Mehdi Raza 1965
Allen, Arthur Dwight 1901
Allen, Arthur Huntington 1873
Allen, Jr., Archibald J.. 1945
Allen, Calvin Durand 1913
Allen, Jr., Clarence Emir 1913
Allen, Charles E. 1958
Allen, Daniel 1926
Allen, Frederick Winthrop 1900
Allen, Henry Elisha 1924
Allen, John DeWitt Hamilton 1876
Allen, Parker Breese 1919
Allen, Walter 1863
Allen, William Palmer 1880
Alling, Jr. Charles Booth 1947
Alling, Wilbur M. 1964
Allison, Samuel Perkins 1847
Allison, Jr.Robert Seaman 1930
Ames, Allen Wallace 1918
Ames, Sullivan Dobb 1899
Amundson, John Arnold 1880
Anderson, Edwin Alexander 1835
Anderson, Thomas Hill 1951
Andrews, Jr., E.W. 1947
Andrews, Jr., John Wallingford 1870
Andrews, John Wolcott 1876
Andrie, Paul James 1984
Anthony, Benjamin Harris 1886
Appel, George Frederick Baer 1924
Ardrey, Rushton L. 1925
Arms, Charles Jesup 1863
Arnot, John Hulett 1885
Arnot, Matthias Hollenback 1856
Arres, Jr., Robert E. sp-Arras 1969
Asburn, Frank Davis 1925
Ashe, Victor Henderson 1967
Ashenfelter, Alan Thompson 1975
Ashforth, Albert Blackhurst 1929
Ashley, Thomas William Ludlow 1948
Austen, David E. 1931
Austin, Roy Lesley ?Leslie 1968
Austin, Samuel Monroe 1980
Avery, Benjamin F. 1914
Avery, Charles Hammond 1875
Ayerigg II, W.A. 1942
Babcock, Henry Harper 1853
Babst, James Anthony 1971
Back, Samuel H. 1962
Backus, Joseph Willes 1846
Badger, Paul Bradford 1911
Badger, Walter Irving 1882
Bailey, Philip Horton 1897
Baker, Richard Wheeler 1913
Baldridge, Howard Malcolm 1918
Baldwin, George William 1853
Baldwin, Henry DeForest 1885
Baldwin, Roger Sherman 1847
Baldwin, Sherman 1919
Baldwin, Simeon Eren 1861
Ball, David George 1960
Banks, Howard D. 1956
Bannard, Henry Clay 1869
Bannard, Otto Tremont 1876
Baran, Mark R. 1978
Barasch, Alan Sidney 1973
Baratte, Julius Adolphus 1843
Barge, Richard Mason 1974
Baribault, Richard P. 1949
Barker, George Payson 1856
Barlett, John Knowlton 1838
Barlett, Philip Golden 1881
Barnes, Pearce 1874
Barnes, William Deluce 1907
Barnes, William Henry Lienow 1855
Barney, Danford Newton 1881
Barnum, William Milo 1877
Barr, Jr., Richard J. 1936
Barres, Herster D. 1932
Barry, William Taylor Sullivan 1841
Bartholemy, A.E. 1942
Bartholomew, Dana Treat 1928
Bass, James Edward 1982
Bassett II, B.B. 1949
Bassi, Keith Alan 1978
Bates, Emmert Warren 1932
Bates, Samuel Henshaw 1833
Bayard, Thomas Francis 1890
Bayne, Hugh Aiken 1892
Bayne, Thomas Levingston 1847
Bayne-Jones, Stanhope 1910
Beach, John Campell 1833
Beach, John Sheldon 1839
Beane, Jr., Frank Eastman 1960
Beard, Anson McCook 1895
Beard, William Mossgrove 1896
Beaumont, George Anson Oliver 1834
Becket, G. Campbell 1923
Becket, Peter Logan 1963
Beckley, John Werle 1860
Beebe, William 1873
Beers, Henry Augustin 1869
Begg, William Reynolds 1893
Beirne, Christopher James 1840
Belin, Gastard d’Andelot 1939
Bell, Richard Dobbs Spaight 1844
Bell, William Tompkins 1942
Bellinger, Alfred Rammond 1917
Bellis, Jon Michael 1974
Bellis, Tedric Lawrence 1973
Beman, Henry DeWitt 1851
Bench, Edward C. 1925
Bender, Kenneth Arthur 1975
Benedict, Theodore Hudson 1840
Bennetto, John 1887
Benninghoff, Harry Bryner 1954
Benoit, Jr., Charles Edward 1965
Bent, Joseph Appleton 1865
Bentley, Edward Manross 1880
Bentley, Edward Warren 1850
Benton, Joseph Augustine 1842
Berger, Jr., George Bart 1928
Berlin, Gasper
Berry, Coburn Dewees 1868
Bertron, Samuel Reading 1885
Best, Geoffry D.C. 1964
Biddle, Thomas Bradish 1839
Bigelow, Albert 1852
Bigelow, Walter Irving 1877
Biglow, Lucius Horatio 1908
Biglow, Jr., Lucius Horatio 1948
Bingham, Charles Tiffany 1928
Bingham, Egert Byron 1863
Bingham (D-N.M.), Senator Jonathan Brewster 1936
Birgen, Robert Richards {Birge?} 1968
Bisaro, Larry R. 1974
Bishop, Noah 1833
Bissel, Arthur Douglas 1867
Bissel, Wilson Shannon 1869
Bissell, George Thomas 1961
Bissell, William Truesdale 1925
Blackman, Charles Seymour 1857
Blackman, Samuel Curtis 1854
Blaine, Walker 1876
Blair, Edwin Foster 1924
Blair, James Grant 1925
Blair, William McCormick 1907
Blake, Dexter B. 1937
Blake, Edward Foster 1858
Blake, Eli Whitney 1857
Blake, Jr., Gilman Dorr 1945
Blake, Henry T. 1848
Blakely, Marvin 1977
Blakeslee, Henry Clay 1852
Blancard Jerred Gurley {Blanchard} 1939
Blattner, Robert William 1976
Bliss, Charles Miller 1852
Bliss, Robert 1850
Bliss, William Root 1850
Blodgett, George Reddington 1884
Blue, Linden S. 1958
Boasberg III, James Emanuel 1956
Bockrath, Jr., Richard C. 1961
Bockstoce, John R. 1966
Bodman, William Camp 1959
Boies, Charles Alred 1860
Boltwood, Edward 1860
Boltwood, Edward 1892
Boltwood, Thomas Kast 1864
Booth, Samuel Albert 1884
Booth, Wilbur Franklin 1884
Borden, Matthew Chaloner Durfee 1864
Borne, Senator David Lyle 1963
Bottum, Elisha Slocum 1876
Boulos (Bouliaratis), William M. 1947
Bouscaren, Michael Frederic 1969
Bowers, Lloyd Wheaton 1879
Bowle, Jr., William Carter 1961
Bowles, Henry Thornton 1899
Bowles, John Eliot 1935
Bowman, Ralph David 1957
Boyd, Francis T 1912
Boyden, Henry Paine 1864
Bradford, Amory Howe 1934
Bradford, Arthur Howe 1905
Bradford, Timothy McFall 1967
Bradley, Charles Harvey 1921
Brand, James 1866
Brandegee, Augustus 1849
Brandegee, Frank Bosworth 1885
Brandt, John Henry 1962
Breed, Edward Andrews 1844
Breen, J. Gerald 1950
Bremmer, Samuel Kimball 1886
Breslau, Jonathan 1982
Brewster, Benjamin 1882
Brewster, Chauncey Bunce 1868
Brewster, Walter Rice 1927
Brewster IV, James Henry 1962
Brickell, James Noaille 1845
Bridgman, John Cloyse 1885
Brinsmade, Horatio Walsh 1851
Brinton, Daniel Garrison 1858
Brisrin, John Ball 1846
Bristol, Louis Henry 1859
Brodhead, Henry 1859
Bronson, David Bennet 1947
Bronson, James Davis 1926
Brooke, Frederick Hiester 1899
Brooke, Jr., F.H. 1937
Brooke, George Clymer 1897
Brooks, Henry Stanford 1885
Brooks, James Wilton 1875
Brooks, John Edward 1865
Brooks, Peter Moody 1983
Brooks, Tristam Anthony 1982
Brooks, Walter 1877
Brown, Alexander 1896
Brown, Alexander Lardner 1869
Brown, Christopher Woolworth. {walworth} 1968
Brown, George Clifford 1966
Brown, Henry Armitt 1865
Brown, Hubert Sanford 1861
Brown Jamot 1899
Brown John Mason 1856
Brown Joseph Venen 1842
Brown Robert Nelson 1979
Brown, Samuel Taylor Glover 1944
Brown, Walter Henderson 1945
Brown William Scott 1970
Brubaker, James Robert 1977
Brubaker, John Kim 1976
Bruce Donald 1906
Bryan, James Taylor 1971
Bryan, Jr., L. Thomas 1955
Buchanan Thomas Walter 1889
Buck III, Charles Henry 1969
Buckland Joseph Payson 1857
Buckley, Christopher Taylor 1975
Buckley, Fergus Reid 1952
Buckley James Lane 1944
Buckley, Jr., William Frank 1950
Buckner Mortimer Norton 1895
Bulkey Jonathan Ogden 1923
Bulkey Tuzar 1865
Bull Cornelius Wade 1863
Bullock, Stanton B. (S&B 1981) 1981
Bumstead Nathaniel Willis 1855
Bundy, Frederick McGeorge 1921
Bundy, Harvey Hollister 1909
Bundy, McGeorge 1940
Bundy, William Putman 1939
Bunnell Phil W. 1927 1927
Burch Robert Boyd 1909 1909
Burke, Jr. Charles Clinton 1937 1977
Burke III James Eugene 1975 1975
Burkus Gregory James 1982 1982
Burnham Curtis Field 1840 1840
Burpee Charles Winslow 1883 1883
Burpee Lucien Francis 1879 1879
Burr William Shedden 1834 1834
Burr II Charles B. 1962 1962
Burrell Joseph Dunn 1881 1881
Buritt, Edwin A. {Burrt} 1915
Bush Derek C. 1967
Bush, President George Herbert Walker 1948
Bush, Governor George Walker 1968
Bush James S. 1922
Bush, Jonathan J. 1953
Bush, Senator Prescott Sheldon 1917
Bushnell Samuel Clarke 1874 1874
Bushnell William Benedick 1865 1865
Butler Francis Eugene 1857 1857
Butler John Haskell 1863 1863
Butterworth Frank Seiler 1895 1895
Buttles Albert Barnes 1842 1842
Cable Benjamin Stickney 1895 1895
Caldwell, Jr., Samuel Smith 1933
Calhoun Governeur 1891 1891
Callahan Hugh Andrew 1899 1899
*Came, Charles G. 1849
Camp Arthur Goodwin 1907 1907
Camp Clinton 1850 1850
Camp Stuart Brown 1900 1900
Camp Walter 1880 1880
Campbell Alan Barnette 1919 1919
Campbell Charles Soutter 1909 1909
Campbell Gavin Elliott 1982 1982
Campbell James 1849 1849
Campbell James Alexander 1882 1882
Campbell Kimberly C. 1981 1981
Campbell Treat 1878 1878
*Campbell, William Harvey Wilson 1856
Cangelosi Russell Joseph 1972 1972
Capozzalo Douglas Daniel 1976 1976
Capron Paul 1960 1960
*Capron, Samuel Mills 1853
Carey, John 1945W
Carlisle James Mandeville 1901 1901
Carlsen Ray Allen 1957 1957
Carlsson Mats Erik 1981 1981
Carpenter George Boone 1902 1902
Carpenter Robert John 1859 1859
Carter Charles Francis 1878 1878
Carter Edwin Osgood 1837 1837
Carter Frederic Dewhurst 1919 1919
Carter Lyon 1915
Carter Walter Frederick 1895 1895
Case George Bowen 1894 1894
Case, Jr. Philip Benham 1970 1970
Caskey Taliaferro Franklin 1865 1865
Casscells Christopher Dyson 1976 1976
Cassel John A. 1958 1958
Caulkins, John Ervin 1948
Caulkins, Jr., G.P. (S&B 1943) 1943
Cerveris Michael Ernest 1983 1983
Chadwick George Brewster 1903 1903
Chafee (R-R.I.), Senator John M. 1947
Chamberlain Daniel Henry 1862 1862
Chamberlain Leander Trowbridge 1863 1863
Chamberlain Robert Linton 1861 1861
Chambers William Lyon 1843 1843
Chandler William Henry 1839 1839
Chapin Charles Frederick 1877 1877
Charney Charles Meigs 1865 1865
Chase Henry 1850 1850
*Chauvenet, William 1840
Cheney Clifford Dudley 1898 1898
Cheney Frank Dexter 1900 1900
Cheney Howell 1892 1892
Cheney, Jr. Knight Dexter 1892 1892
Cheney Philip 1901 1901
Cheney Ronald Lawton 1958 1958
Cheney Russell 1904 1904
Cheney Thomas Langdon 1901 1901
Cheney Ward 1896 1896
Chester Carl Thurston 1875 1875
Chibundu Maxwell O. 1980 1980
Child Linus Mason 1855 1855
Childs Starling Winston 1976 1976
Chimenti Norman Victor 1962 1962
*Chittenden, George Hastings 1939
Choa Christopher James 1981 1981
Chouteau, R.A. 1942
Christian Henry Hall 1901 1901
Cirie John A. 1964 1964
Clark Albert Barnes 1864 1864
Clark Alexander Ray 1895 1895
Clark Avery Artison 1909 1909
Clark Charles Hopkins 1871 1871
Clark Douglas Wells 1972 1972
Clark Gerald Holland 1965 1965
Clark Harold Terry 1903 1903
Clark J. Bruce 1978 1978
Clark, Jr. R. Inslee 1957 1957
Clark Stephen Edward 1965 1965
Clark Thomas W. 1961 1961
Clark, William Judkins 1948
Clarke Thomas Slidell 1875 1875
*Clarke, William Barker 1849
Claude, Jr. Abram 1952 1952
Clay Alexander Stephens 1964 1964
Clay Cassius Marcellus 1918 1918
Clay Green 1859 1859
Clay Jesse Loring 1963 1963
Clay Lowell Melcher 1939 1939
Clay Timothy J. 1965 1965
Clucas, Lowell Melcher, 1939
Cochran Thomas 1894 1894
*Cochran, Thomas 1904
*Coe, Edward B. (S&B 1862) 1862
Coe Robert Elmer 1872 1872
Coffin Edmund 1866 1866
*Coffin, Rev. Henry Sloane 1897
*Coffin, Jr., Henry Sloane 1949
Coffin James 1868 1868
*Coffin, Jr., Rev. William.S. 1949
Coffing Churchill 1834 1834
Coggins Daniel Seton 1964 1964
Cogswell John M. 1961 1961
Cohen, Kenneth Saul 1968
Cohen Robert Lewis 1974 1974
Coit Joshua 1853 1853
Coit William 1837 1837
Coke, Jr. Henry C. 1926 1926
Cole Hamilton 1866 1866
Coleman John Caldwell 1881 1881
Colgate Henry Auchincloss 1913 1913
*Collier, Samuel (Sam) Carnes 1935
Collin Frederick 1871 1871
Collin William Welch 1877 1877
Colt LeBaron Bradford 1868 1868
*Colton, Henry Martin 1848
Colton Willis Strong 1850 1850
Condit Albert Pierson 1850 1850
Condit Charles 1848 1848
Condit Stephen 1856 1856
Connelly, Jr., William James 1948
Connick Andrew Jackson 1952 1952
Connick, L, (S&B 1945) 1945
Connor Lemuel Parker 1845 1845
Connor William Gustine 1845 1845
Connors David Michael 1974 1974
Connors James Joseph 1959 1959
Converse George Sherman 1850 1850
Conway, Jr. Joseph Leo 1981 1981
Cook Robert Johnston 1876 1876
Cook II George 1945 1945
Cook III, George 1948
Cooke Eldridge Clinton 1877 1877
*Cooke, Francis Judd 1933
Cooke James Barclay 1893 1893
Cooke John Parick 1959 1959
Cooke, Robert Barbour 1936
Cooke Walter Evans 1895 1895
Cooley Harlan Ward 1888 1888
Coombs Orde Musgrave 1965 1965
Coon John 1847 1847
Cooper Carnell 1977 1977
*Cooper, Henry Sage Fenimore (S&B 1917) 1917
*Cooper, Jacob (S&B 1852) 1852
Cooper John Sherman 1923 1923
Cooper William Frierson 1838 1838
Corbin William Herbert 1889 1889
Corey Alan Lyle 1911 1911
Corey III Alan Lyle 1965 1965
Cornell Thomas Hilary 1915 1915
Corning Erastus 1903 1903
Cornish, Jr. Percy Gillette 1914 1914
*Cortelyou, George Bruce 1913
Corwin Robert Nelson 1887 1887
Corwith John White 1890 1890
Cosgrove, Jr., Thomas Francis 1969
*Costikyan, Granger K. 1929
Cowdry, Rex William 1968
Cowles Alfred 1886 1886
*Cowles, Alfred 1913
Cowles III Alfred 1913 1913
Cowles William Hutchinson 1887 1887
Cowles William Sheffield 1921 1921
Cox John Joughin 1891 1891
Coxe Alexander Brown 1887 1887
Coy Edward Harris 1910 1910
Coy Sherman Lockwood 1901 1901
Crampton Rufus Cowles 1851 1851
*Crane, Winthrop Murray 1904
Crapo Stanford Tappan 1886 1886
Crapo William Wallace 1852 1852
Crawley Brian Scott 1964 1964
Cressler Alfred Miller 1902 1902
Crile, Jr. George 1929 1929
Crosby Albert Hastings 1922 1922
Crosby, Jr. Benjamin Lewis 1892 1892
Crosby Henry Stetson 1926 1926
Crosby John 1890 1890
Cross Alan W. 1966 1966
Cross John Walter 1900 1900
Cross, Richard James 1937
Cross Walter Snell 1904 1904
*Cross, William Redmond 1896
Cross, Jr., W.R. (S&B 1941) 1941
Croxton John Thomas 1857 1857
Cruikshank, Jr. Paul Fessenden 1952 1952
Crump John 1833 1833
Csar Michael F. 1972 1972
Cunningham, Hugh Terry 1934
*Cunnigham, Oliver Bulg (S&B 1917) 1917
Curtin, Francis Clare 1935
Curtis George Louis 1878 1878
Cushing Charles Cyprian Strong 1902 1902
*Cushing, William Lee 1872
Cushman Charles W. 1957 1957
*Cushman, Isaac LaFayette 1845
Cushman, Jr. Lt. Gen. Robert E. 1958 1958
Cutler Benjamin Crawford 1926 1926
*Cutler, Carroll (S&B 1854) 1854
D’Avanzo Louis A. 1956 1956
*Dahl, George (S&B 1908) 1908
Dalby Michael Thomas 1966 1966
Dale, Jr., Edwin Lyon 1945
*Daly, Frederick Joseph 1911
Dana William Buck 1851
Daniels Forest Leonard 1907 1907
Daniels, John H. 1943
Daniels, John Thomas 1914
*Daniels, Joseph L. (S&B 1860) 1860
Daniels Rensselaer Wilkinson 1873 1873
Daniels Thomas Leonard 1914 1914
*Danielson, Richard Ely 1907
*Darling, Arthur Burr (S&B 1916) 1916
Darling Thomas 1836 1836
Davenport, B.W. (S&B 1938) 1938
Davenport George Leovy 1980 1980
Davenport John A. 1926 1926
*Davenport, Russell Wheeler 1923
Davenport Stephen Rintoul 1915 1915
Davies Philip Turner 1976 1976
Davies Thomas Frederick 1853 1853
Davies Thomas Frederick 1894 1894
Davis Benjamin 1895 1895
Davis Benjamin Franklin 1833 1833
Davis Clinton Wildes 1911 1911
Davis John 1835 1835
Davis Lowndes Henry 1860 1860
Davis, Richard Marden 1933
Davis Robert Stewart 1860 1860
Davis Walter Goodwin 1908 1908
Davis II, H.W. (S&B 1936) 1936
*Davison, Daniel Pomeroy 1949
Davison, Endicott Peabody 1945
Davison, F. Trubee 1918
Davison Harry Pomeroy 1920 1920
*Davison, Jr.,Henry Pomeroy 1920
Dawes Chester Mitchell 1876 1876
Day Arthur Pomeroy 1890 1890
*Day, Clive 1892
Day Dwight Huntington 1899 1899
Day Huntington T. 1923 1923
Day John Calvin 1857 1857
Day Melville Cox 1862 1862
Day Robert Webster 1875 1875
Day Sherwood Sunderland 1911 1911
Day Thomas Mills 1837 1837
Day Thomas Mills 1886 1886
Day William Edwards 1902 1902
Deans Robert Barr 1918 1918
Dechert Henry Martyn 1850 1850
Decker, Jr. Edmund Lockwood 1929 1929
DeForest Stephen Elliott 1955 1955
Demares II, Frank Edward 1969
Deming Charles Clerc 1872 1872
*Deming, Henry Champion 1872
Deming Henry Champion 1836 1836
Deming Lawrence Clerc 1883 1886
Dempsey Andrew Squire 1956 1956
Dempsey John Bourne 1911 1911
Dempsey, Jr., James Howard 1938
Denegre Thomas Bayne 1915 1915
DeNeufville John Phillip 1961 1961
Denison Lindsay 1895 1895
Dennis Frederic Shepard 1872 1872
Denny Thomas 1854 1854
Denslow Herbert McKenzie 1873 1873
Dent Henry Hatch 1836 1836
Depew Canson Goodyear 1919 1919
*Depew, Senator Chauncy M. 1856
DeSa Pompeo Ascenco 1841 1841
DeSibour Jules Henri 1896 1896
DeSilver Albert 1910 1910
Desjardins Peter Earl 1965 1965
Devlin Michael William 1982 1982
Devor, Jr., Donald S. 1941
DeVore Mark Samuel 1980 1980
*Dexter, Franklin Bowditch 1861
Dexter Morton 1867 1867
Diamond Peter C. 1974 1974
Dickinson Arthur 1856 1856
Diller John Cabot 1924 1924
Dilworth George Toby 1980 1980
*Dilworth, Joseph Richardson 1938
Dimock Henry Farnam 1863 1863
Dines Tyson 1908 1908
Dine, V. Van (S&B 1949) 1949
Dixon Theodore Polehemus 1907 1907
Dixon William Palmer 1868 1868
Doane John Wesley 1891 1891
Dodd Albert 1838 1838
Dodge Francis Talmage 1904 1904
*Dodge, Philip Lyndon 1907
Dodge Washington 1929 1929
Dominick David DeWitt 1960 1960
Dominick Gayer Gardner 1909 1909
Donaldson William Henry 1953 1953
Donnelley Gaylord 1931 1931
Donnelley Reuben H. 1889 1889
Donnelley Richard Robert 1889 1889
Donnelley Thomas Elliott 1889 1889
Doolittle, Duncan Hunter (S&B 1943) 1943
Douglas Malcolm 1900
Douglass Willard Robinson 1887 1887
Dousman Louis deVierville 1906 1906
Dowling, Brian J. 1969
Downing III Earl S. 1970 1970
Doyle, Jr. Thomas James 1974 1974
Drain, Richard Dale (S&B 1943) 1943
Draper, Arthur Joy (S&B 1937) 1937
Draper III, William 1950
Dreisbach John Martin 1903 1903
DuBois John Jay 1867 1867
Dunham George Elliott 1859 1859
Dunham, Jr., Lawrence Boardman (S&B 1938) 1938
Dunn George J. 1957 1957
Dunning Rev. Albert Elijah 1867 1867
Dunwody James Bulloch 1836 1936
Durfee, Jr. C. Gibson 1956 1956
Durham II Edwin A. 1953 1953
Duryee, Samuel Sloan (S&B 1917) 1917
*Dwight, Timothy 1849
Dwight Winthrop Edwards 1893 1893
Dyess, Jr. Arthur Delma 1939
Eakin Emmet Alexander 1856 1856
Eakin William Spencer 1846 1846
Eames Benjamin Tucker 1843 1843
Early, Hobart Evans 1945
Eaton Samuel Lewis 1877 1877
Eaton Sherburne Blake 1862 1862
Ecklund, John E. (S&B 1938) 1938
Eddy Maxon Hunter 1929 1929
Eden John W. 1951 1951
Edozien Anthony O. 1979 1979
Edwards Alfred Lewis 1857 1857
Edwards George Benjamin 1878 1878
Edwards Newton 1842 1842
Edwards Richard Henry 1901 1901
Eels John Shepard 1901 1901
Eichelberger Martin Smyser 1858 1858
Eisenberg Bruce Alan 1974 1974
Eisler Colin Tobias 1952 1952
Ekfelt Richard (Dick) Henry 1971 1971
Elder Samuel James 1873 1873
Eldridge Charles St. John 1839 1839
Elebash, Shehand Daniel 1944
Elliot Henry Rutherford 1871 1871
Elliot William Horace 1844 1844
Ellis, Jr. Alexander 1944
Ellis Jr., F.Henry (S&B 1941) 1941
Ellis, Jr. G. Corson 1951 1951
Ellis Garrison McClintock Noel 1951 1951
Ellis Harland Montgomery 1930 1930
Ellis Raymond Walleser 1930 1930
Ellsworth John Stoughton 1905 1905
Elwell, Jr. Francis Bolton 1945
Ely Grosvenor 1906 1906
Embersits John Frank 1958 1958
Emerson Alfred 1834 1834
Emerson Christy Payne 1953 1953
*Emerson, Joseph 1841
*Emerson, Samuel 1848
English, Jr. William Deshay 1975 1975
Eno John Chester 1869 1869
Eno Wiliam Phelps 1882 1882
Ercklentz Alexander Tonio 1959 1959
Erickson, Thomas Franklin (S&B 940) 1940
Ernst Frederick Vincent 1960 1960
Erskine, Jr. Albert DeW. 1930 1930
Esselstyn, Jr. Caldwell Blakesman 1956 1956
Esselstyn Erik Canfield 1959 1959
Esty Constantine Canaris 1845 1845
Etra, Donald. 1968
Eustis William Tappan 1841 1841
*Evans, Evan Wilhelm 1851
Evans Peter Seelye 1972 1972
Evans T. Boyd 1954 1954
Evarts Maxwell 1884 1884
Evarts Sherman 1881 1881
*Evarts, William Maxwell 1837
Ewing Sherman 1924 1924
Eyre Lawrence L. 1970 1970
Farnam Charles Henry 1868 1868
*Farnam, Henry Walcott 1874
Farnam John Dorrance 1890 1890
*Farnam, William Whitman 1866
*Farrar, John Chipman (S&B 1917) 1917/1918
Faulkner Endress 1839 1839
Fearey Morton Lazell 1898 1898
Fehr Gerald F. 1955 1955
Feinerman James Vincent 1971 1971
Felder John Henry 1844 1844
Fenn William Henry 1854 1854
Ferguson Alfred Ludlow 1902 1902
Ferguson, Jr. Alfred L. 1926 1926
Ferguson, James Lord 1944
*Ferry, Orris Sanford 1844
Fetner Philip Jay 1965 1965
*Few, Smith W. 1844
Field David Irvine 1841 1841
Field, John Warner 1937
Finch Francis Miles 1849 1849
Fincke Clarence Mann 1897 1897
Finley, John George Gilpin 1947
Finney C. Roger 1973 1973
Finney Graham Stanley 1952 1952
Finney, J.John Warren 1945W
Fischer Louis Christopher 1856 1856
Fish Stuyvesant 1905 1905
*Fisher, Irving 1888
Fisher Samuel Herbert 1889
Fisher Scott B. 1972 1972
Fishwick Dwight Brown 1928 1928
Fisk Samuel Augustus 1844 1844
Fisk Stuart Wilkins 1840 1840
Fitch, George Hopper 1932
Fitch James 1847 1847
Flagg Wilbur Wells 1873 1873
Flanders Henry Richmond 1885 1885
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Gillespie Jr., S.Hazard 1932
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*Gilman, Daniel Coit 1852
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Gonzalez Timoteo F. 1974 1974
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Gould Anthony 1877 1877
Gould James 1918 1918
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Griggs Maitland Fuller 1896 1896
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Grove Manasses Jacob 1929 1929
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Growel Alfred 1853 1853
Grubb Charles Ross 1873 1873
*Gruener, Gustav 1884
Guernsey Raymond Gano 1902 1902
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Guinzburg Thomas Henry 1950 1950
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Gulliver William Curtis 1870 1870
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Hadley Hamilton 1919 1919
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Haight, Jr. Charles S. 1952 1952
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Haight George Winthrop 1928 1928
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*Hall, Edward Tuck 1941
Hall, Jr. Frederick Bagry 1933 1933
Hall, Jesse Angell 1936
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Hall John Manning 1866 1866
Hall Robert A. 1930 1930
Hall William Kittredge 1859 1859
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Hare Clinton Larue 1887 1887
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Harris Henry Reeder 1836 1836
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Harrison Fairfax 1890 1890
Harrison Francis Burton 1895 1895
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Harrison George Leslie 1910 1910
*Harrison, Henry B. 1846
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Heaton Edward 1869 1869
Hebard Albert 1851 1851
*Hebard, Daniel 1860
Hedge Thomas 1867 1867
Heermance Edgar Laing 1858 1858
Heffelfinger, Frank Peavey 1920
Heffelfinger George Wright Peavy 1924 1924
Heinz II (R-Pa.), Senator Henry John 1931
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Hinkey Frank Augustus 1895 1895
Hinsdale Frank Gilbert 1898 1898
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Holmbee Jeffrey Arthur 1979 1979
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Hooker Thomas 1869 1869
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Hoppin Benjamin 1872 1872
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Hoston, Jr., Archibald Robinson 1939
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Houghton Edward 1852 1852
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*Howe II, Harold (S&B 1940) 1940
Howe Henry Almy 1909 1909
Howland John 1894 1894
Hoyl Joseph Gibson 1840 1840
Hoyl Lydic 1906 1906
Hoysradt Albert 1877 1844
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Huey Mark Christopher 1973 1973
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Inman Robert D. 1971 1971
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Kerry (D-Mass.), Senator John Forbes 1966
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McKinney William Allison 1868 1868
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Mulhern Daniel Kevin 1980 1980
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Munn John 1847 1847
Munroe George Edmund 1874 1874
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Murchison Robert W. 1982 1982
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Parsons Langdon 1921 1921
Partridge Sidney Catlin 1880 1880
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Payson Henry Silas 1872 1872
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Rich Hoffman
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Charlotte Iserbyt: DO YOU HAVE THE GUTS TO LISTEN TO HER? (or would you rather go back to sleep)

Unfortunately much of the world lives like what you’ll find in the video below of a village in Kenya. I have been to such places, and the images in this video reflect accurately what I’ve seen for myself. I chose a village in Kenya because it is my belief that Barack Obama is more loyal to the country of Kenya than he is of the United States. I believe that based on his actions, because his world view reflects the kind of ideas that can be simply reduced to village life.

It was Hillary Clinton that said “It take a village.” Progressives at every level all seem to have in common this village style ideal of community value that they build their politics around. And even though the idea of a village goes back well before there was ever a Karl Marx, or a Barack Obama, it is an entirely different philosophy from what American was founded upon. However, progressives, socialists, Marxists and all other variations of communism look at the great wealth created in America and feel compelled to help the rest of the world with wealth redistribution, to places like this village. So they openly seek to take from America, and give to places like Kenya. Unions in the United States were founded by communists and their core leadership supports these types of activities and it’s been that way for over 100 years now. Anyone currently in a union or who supports a union is a supporter of a form of communism established by Karl Marx. Progressives and other liberals openly embrace these communist ideals in deed but not by name, because the goal is to over time, remove America’s love of individualism, replace that individualism with collectivism so that redistribution of America’s wealth can be implemented to other countries and their villages.

SEIU is a fundamentally communist organization. They stand for The Ten Planks of Communism. (Click here to read those) The National Education Association is also a communist organization. It is the aim of the NEA to perform the erosion of American individualism and embrace the strategy of social collectivism. The members at the ground level, the teachers may not be aware of this, or may not look too deeply into their leaders, but the evidence is unmistakable to anyone with eyes. Teachers, often very idealistic and well paid, don’t wish to know what their leaders are up to, because the money is good. This strategy goes on well before there was a Barack Obama, in fact way back when the NEA put tremendous pressure on President Carter to create The Department of Education. The push by that union was to put in place a government department financed with tax payer funds to create policies of social engineering that openly embraced communism. This was happening during the years of 1978 and 1979 well into the 1980’s.

Oh…….you want proof? Ok, well, let me introduce you to Charlotte Iserbyt. Charlotte was second in command at the Department of Education during the Reagan administration and she’ll tell you all you need to know about the whole story about the goal of modern education. Do you have the guts to listen to her, to know the truth?

Many of the NEA and SEIU members will tell you that Charlotte is a kook. They’ll tell you that all this talk about engineering the youth is complete conspiracy theory and crazy. The hope is that by the time the kids from the 60’s and 70’s hit retirement age and the kids of the 80’s and 90’s are too old to care, the desire for capitalism, and individualism will have been removed from our society. By the time American civilization figures out what’s going on, America will be transformed slowly and smoothly without weapons or bloodshed. It’s that simple. No conspiracy…………fact. The evidence is everywhere.

Charlotte would have never been given a top job at the Department of Education if she were crazy, or even the least bit kooky. The following documentary is over an hour-long. So if you really want to be educated, have a listen to Charlotte. In fact, make sure you take the time to watch each of these videos because what you’re hearing is the truth. This is what public unions have done with your tax money, they have erected a structure designed to undermine the country we all know and love.

Charlotte has been talking about this kind of thing for a long time. She is one of the few insiders out there who have turned her back on the spoils of the tax payer occupation which comes from jobs in public service, decided to live an honest life, and tell the American people what has really been going on. One of the reasons nobody has listened to Charlotte is because she has spent many years traveling the country and speaking to people who know about her, but without a mainstream media to cover her, people didn’t know about her work, until now. Until the internet came along, and the media became irrelevant, a whole new audience has the opportunity to hear Charlotte speak. Consider yourself fortunate to see and hear these interviews now. Just a decade ago it cost a lot to travel halfway across the country to hear her speak. Now all you have to do is go grab a snack out of your refrigerator, sit down in your comfy chair, sit down and relax and learn what has been going on behind your back for over 4 decades now while you went to work every day to pay your taxes so you could fund your own destruction. Doesn’t that make you feel good?

Secrete Societies aren’t really any different from a labor union. They gather together to achieve a collective strategy. The Skull and Bones Societies aren’t any different. The Skull and Bones must be studied because so many presidents have been Skull and Bones members. Now I personally don’t care if a bunch of college boys want to get together and walk around with their pants down smacking each other on the butt with a paddle, and drink Kool-aid out of a skull. But I do care if these groups, like Skull and Bones members, SEIU or NEA members want to subvert the Constitution of the United States in order to garner more power for themselves. All those organizations require taking tax money from us like thieves and funneling that money to serve their silly plans, so ultimately it is the tax payer that is in charge. They just need to understand how their money has been spent.

While many people will find it difficult to believe what Charlotte is bringing to light, the facts cannot be ignored. Critics of Charlotte can be angry that she is messing up their plans by educating Americans to the scheme they are trying to pull over American society, but they cannot call her a liar. She is telling the story as she experienced it, and her experience is uniquely vast. She has a right to tell that story, a constitutional obligation. It is the thieves of these groups, which have attached themselves like leeches to the American ideas to reshape those ideas into their image.
So as the discussion of “collective bargaining,” or “health care,” or “Medicare,” or progressive taxation,” “public education,” evolves in the coming months it is important to know what we’re either fighting, or evolving in to. My primary arguments about public education is simply the cost of it doesn’t make sense. Teachers as a labor force are incredibly expensive. But if you think about it, this is part of the strategy. The unions must secure good wages for its members to buy them away from capitalism and gain their support like mindless mercenaries to fight the battle against social individualism in order to advance the plight of collectivism, which goes against everything traditional America stands for.

So now, if you’ve taken the time to watch all these videos, you are armed with knowledge that will help you see through the smoke and mirrors such as the video above from Obama. The next question is what are you going to do about it? Are you going to allow your country to be taken from you and your family without a fight, using the tax money you’ve supplied through your hard work to undermine everything you’ve ever believed in, or thought you believed in?

I suppose the answer to that question is in what do you actually believe. Are you someone who wants someone like Barack Obama to give you something like some village leader? Or do you still believe in self-reliance and Americanism. If it’s the later than you better start thinking what you plan to do to save it, before it’s too late, if it isn’t too late already.

And while you’re answering that question consider why so many places in the world are so poor that they look like that village in Kenya. Why is the United States so rich? Wouldn’t it be better to help other countries become more like the America, functioning from capitalism, rather than destroying capitalism so everyone in the world can live like a big village of complacency? Because that’s what will happen, the planet Earth will become a globe of mediocrity and there will still be poor people. But there won’t be a United States of America in the future to help them, because the looters destroyed it like the fools they are, leaving nothing for tomorrow because while they did all this scheming for equality, and social justice, they forgot to learn where wealth comes from. It doesn’t come out of the ground, or from a college professor. It comes from an entrepreneur, a person of ideas that is hungry to get rich and offer jobs to people to help them become rich. That’s why there are sky scrapers in New York, and thatched huts in Kenya. Choose, but choose wisely.

Rich Hoffman
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STAR WARS NEW RIDE: Star Tours and the discovery of a building on planet Mars!

Google Mars is a fascinating program. David Martines ran across a structure on the surface of Mars that makes no sense, yet it’s there. Did NASA build it? Did China build it? What about the Soviet Union? If not them, then perhaps another civilization all together, one that does not call Earth its home.

There are a number of unexplained phenomena that defy conventional explanation. Because some college professor with government grant money hasn’t yet discovered them, does not mean they don’t exist. In my opinion, I have seen human culture actually revert backward in this last century because of the stigmas of progressivism, so human invention is most often found best in science fiction and adventure films and books. Those are the realms the mind can comfortably explore possibilities beyond current human understanding.

I personally believe there are a number of archeological features on Mars that must be studied and when we go there, we’ll find out. I also believe that because of religious prejudice there are many eyes that have seen the same images that Mr. Martines has seen, but their belief system will not allow them to see truly what is there. It happens here on earth. We can’t even figure out if human’s have an impact on our own planet, or if the whole green movement is actually a socialist conspiracy, and this is happening on our home planet, let alone some plant next to us in the solar system, or even in another solar system, galaxy, or god forbid, a whole other universe.

It’s easy to get wrapped up in all the drama of all the important issues imposed upon us in these perilous times we are living in. But………………………………….all work and no play does not make an efficient human being. It is very, very good to take a minute and play from time to time.

For me, I have made my love of pirates well-known and I have wrote extensively about them here. But I’ve also wrote about Star Wars a lot also for virtually the same reasons. In such fiction there is a passionate love for freedom and an extreme dislike for tyranny. Tyranny to quote my teacher Joseph Campbell is all the “thou shalt not’s” in our life. It is in the realm of myth to become a dragon slayer to the “thou shalt not’s” and kill them boldly so that ideas may live and thrive without fear. Tyranny is anything that imposes itself on the free mind with intent to control, manipulate or engineer movement that is not authentic to an individual.

Star Wars is a wonderful invention of George Lucas that is a vacation for the mind. It doesn’t even take place in this in this Galaxy. So it is appropriate on the heels of this discovery by Mr. Martines, that George Lucas was in Florida to open the new ride, Star Tours 2, which closed last fall much to my displeasure. But I have been very eager to see the reopening which has just occurred over the last couple of weeks at Disney Hollywood Studios while news broke about the Mars discovery.

Among all the people on this planet, the hope I have for the human race comes from people like this. I go to events like this from time to time, and I adore the passion that is present. Every time Star Wars does something new, whether it’s a new book, video game, film, TV show, Fan Event, or a new ride like Star Tours, politics, prejudices, age stereotypes and gender affiliations are no longer a concern.

It is not an accident that people of all ages from all places love Star Wars. Star Wars is about all the purest notions present in the minds of humanity.

I’ve also talked a lot about this guy, George Lucas. Lucas is the creator of Star Wars, and has been on the forefront of most of the great innovations over the last 30 years. Our world is far better because of him. When Lucas says that his company, Lucasfilm started by a rebel from Modesto California and Disney, created by a guy that dropped out of high school are two of the most innovative companies of their kind in the world, he’s right, when those two companies get together, magic happens.

Whenever there is a big Star Wars event, such as this latest one at Hollywood Studios fans from all over the country show up in costume to celebrate unbridled creativity and the spirit of adventure.

As for the ride itself, here is a sneak peek at the actual ride itself.

During the opening ceremony officially commissioning the ride, George Lucas and Bob Iger join onstage to launch the ride. It was a grand spectacle worthy of the very best that the human imagination can produce.

Without question there are those out there that look at such events with bewilderment. I know such people and I feel sorry for them, because the magic of youth has left them. When I was young, I collected Star Wars toys, and I played with them even into my teens. Many of the young people growing up with me started to make fun of that kind of activity as they became interested in members of the opposite sex.

As a boy I was without question the fastest kid in my entire school. Nobody could run faster than me, in dodge ball I was always the last kid standing and I was one of the strongest. I won the pull-up contest in the winter Olympics event in the fifth grade; in fact I won the school equivalent of a gold medal. I was always really good at sports, all sports especially basketball and hockey, so of course a very pretty, very popular girl wanted to “go steady” with me, in the fifth grade. Now to the adults in my life, it looked as though I was headed in the right direction, cute girlfriend, the gym teacher was telling my parents that scholarships were in my future from any school of my choice because my physical abilities were unusually proficient, and aside from being very combative with my teachers, my future looked bright, except for that one small problem, I spent hours and hours and hours in the basement of my home playing Star Wars with my brother. My family couldn’t afford all the toys that Kenner was producing, so my brother and I built our own, all inspired from the Star Wars galaxy.

A very pretty girl who rode my bus was persistently letting me know she was interested in me. Under pressure from all the other “popular” girls that rode my school bus, and the boys that would soon become the “jocks” in later years, I told the little girl I’d go steady with her. Such a girl promised to be very adventurous. It was well-known that she would probably take off her clothes for me and let me do pretty much whatever I wanted, because she had said so to her girl friends intending me to find out. So I said yes.

At home that night I was doing the usual thing, eating my dinner as fast as possible so I could go downstairs and play Star Wars. During dinner that girl called me.

“Hello,” I said to her as my mom handed me the phone. My parents looked proudly at one another.

“Hey sweetie, what are you doing? I heard you said you’d go steady with me?” the little girl said.

I was looking at the clock. It was about 6:15 PM and I wanted to build a spaceship with some shoe boxes my mom had left in my room. I didn’t want to hang on the phone with some stupid girl. “Auh, yes.”

“So, can you get your mom to bring you over?”

“Tonight? To your house?” I said looking at my mom. I was thinking of the possibilities. This girl was one of those girls back then that had both parents with full occuapations so she was home by herself most of the time. In fact, during the summer, in her neighborhood most of the kids were home by themselves all summer because their parents were always working or too tired to pay attention to what the kids were doing.

“Yes silly, to my house. My mom is going to be gone till 9 and my dad is on a business trip. I’m here by myself and I want you to come over.”

I looked at my mom, my dad, and my brother who was ready to go downstairs and play Star Wars. “What are we going to do?”

The girl giggled on the other end of the phone. “We’ll think of something.”

I knew what that meant. This little girl had let quite a few of the boys she had “gone steady” with, see her naked, so that was what the girl had in mind. She figured that would seal the deal with me.

My life flashed before me. I realized that if I went to that girl’s house once, she’d want to do it again, and again. She’d also want to talk on the phone all the time like a lot of the girls from that time were doing. I did not want to spend my time talking to some stupid girl on the phone. I just wanted to see her naked, but not to get wrapped up in wasting my time. My heart’s desire was to go into the basement and play Star Wars.

“I don’t think I want to go out with you,” I said to the girl.

“What?”

“It’s a school night, and I’m busy.”

The girl started crying. My dad’s face dropped and my brother went downstairs knowing I was going to be off the phone soon. He was younger than me, in kindergarten at the time, so wanting to see a girl naked wasn’t even a relevant thought.

“Nobody has ever broke-up with me before. We’ve only been going out for a couple of hours. Is it because I’m ugly? I’ll do anything you want.”

“It’s not because you’re ugly. It’s just that I……..I’m busy.”

The girl hung up, I went downstairs and played Star Wars. The next day at school, all the girls’ friends were angry at me for breaking up with their friend. One girl who knew me very well because her brother played with my brother and I said, “You broke up with her so you could play that stupid, gay, little Star Wars thing you guys do. Isn’t it?”

“Yes,” I said honestly.

“I thought so. Well, I’m going to tell her why.”

She did, and from that day on, that girl and all her popular friends shut the door to me out of that rejection. She never really got over it, until we were seniors in high school and my friend and I had a ghastly reputation for excessive speeding, violent fights and other aggressive behavior, and were getting ready to leave school for the day when she came running across the parking lot to stop me. She asked me for a ride home from school.

I looked at the girl; she looked old at only 17. She had been having sex for many years, and virtually every popular boy in school had either seen her naked, or had sex with her in some form or another. She figured because of my reputation I’d want to spend time with her. I think she really needed a ride home, but she was looking for a chance I think. I instantly felt bad for her. She had been very attractive just a couple of years before, but now her skin was blotchy from where she went to the tanning bed too much. She actually had wrinkles around her eyes. Looking at her I couldn’t help but think she reminded me of a sperm suppository that had semen oozing out of the pores of her body.

“No, I can’t.”

I was surprised that her eyes actually welled up with tears. “Why, are you going to go and play Star Wars again?”

I looked at her to assess her pain. It was obvious she was trying to go back in time to fix something in her life, and I felt compelled to help her. But not compelled to stop doing what my friend and I were about to do.

“Sorry, but we’re getting ready to catch Rambo II. The movie starts in 45 minutes.”

I started up my car and skidded out of the school parking lot as was usual. That was the last time I ever saw or spoke to that girl.

The people who grew up successful and happy had little things like Star Wars in their life to help them through tough times. People like that girl, that filled the empty moments in her life with the penis of a young boy, in an attempt to steer that boy where she wanted ended up sick, diseased and terribly broken before they even hit 20 years old.

Mythology like Star Wars touches the mind beyond the animal hungers for sex, food, or the desire for acceptance, which is the first step toward tyranny. This is why I would rather shake hands with a Star Wars fan than any politician, or power player. The people who love Star Wars are creating, if only in their minds. They are creating costumes, they are collecting items, they are reading books and this makes them valuable people.


It is the child in all of us that must be kept alive, and not destroyed in some mindless pursuit of some perceived economic, or social value. The truth of mankind can be found in events like Star Tours.

Because there are many, many more discoveries that must be made for the human race to advance forward, we are a long way from completing the human adventure. So complacency of thought in the mundane realm of food and sex is not enough. When the entire world has the tools of academia at their disposal, it still takes the wondering adventurer, the outcast, the geek, to see what was always there.

Rich Hoffman
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Pirates of the Caribbean, On Stranger Tides: A Movie Review and Commentary

It doesn’t happen often, where I walk out of a movie theater at 2:30 am and feel as awake as midday. It’s been a very, very long time since I’ve seen a movie I enjoyed as much as the new Pirates of the Caribbean film, On Stranger Tides.

People who read my work frequently know that I cover school levies, political corruption, and legal maneuvering to great extent on these pages. However, I do an occasional story about football, motorcycles, and films also. My very first love in life is mythology, the stories of cultures. Stories tell you the true nature of the culture you are studying. This is why I know so much about the inner workings of politics, is because I understand the myths of the culture. So I can see through the stories politicians attempt to tell to sell the idea they are portraying. I know mythology from books. I know mythology from my life. And I know mythology from actually doing work in the entertainment business on occasion. So I understand all too well the difficulties of bringing a vast mythology to life that reflects more than what visuals can speak of, that speaks to the human heart. I learned when I was very young that some of the most accurate votes cast occurring in human culture is happening at movie theaters with the price of a ticket. What people chose to see at a movie theater is an accurate gage of the psychology of the over-all culture.

When it is all-encompassing, especially for people like me and the friends I associate with, to be politically active, to have concerns of George Soros and his “Open Society” of communist thought, or Barrack Obama’s latest faux pas, it is good, and revealing to step into a darkened theater and witness truth in the form of fiction. Even though many in Hollywood are leftists, the good stories they tell are not. Not the ones that sell tickets anyway. There are ideas in stories that contain truth because the mythology of that story has innate value, which transcended the political view points of the actors and directors because it’s the story that matters. It is the story that communicates. The actors are but vehicles that take you to the story.

The success of The Pirate of the Caribbean films reflects a deeper yearning in human society that moves beyond the political direction of power players such as what you might find in politics. The desire for individuality cannot be overlooked when the characters in films ooze such traits, and the recent surge in this last decade in the amount of young people who are getting tattoos is testimony to a social desire to “be unique,” to have something they choose themselves to place upon their bodies that they did not inherit from their parents. Something they decide to give themselves as a way to mark their bodies in an individual way. This is the inner pirate in all people, the desire to be unique, free, and left alone. The human need for this is very strong, and even though I, or anyone in my immediate family do not have tattoos of any kind, I understand the need. Tattoos are something I’d discourage someone from getting, because there are better ways to communicate individuality. But the human spirit craves authenticity. I have seen this same behavior in Key West where women completely undress at the Adam and Eve, the nude bar that sits above the Bull and Whistle and have body paint artists paint their bodies in such a way that they can walk down Duval Street completely nude, yet appear from a distance to be wearing cloths. The women get the sensation of being publicly nude and fearless, without openly breaking the law. This is an act of rebellion brought on by the necessity of an over-regulated society, a perversion of nature where an inner fantasy must be aligned with the living person because in daily life the two aspects function too far from each other.

I have acquaintances that work in show biz that are very liberal and often times they see me as their political enemy in matters of social value, but on a set or at the lunch table over a pizza, we have more in common then they’d wish to admit. I often shake my finger at them and remind them that they are living Doctor Jeckle and Mr. Hyde existences, and they won’t be happy as people until they unify their thoughts with their reality. But they don’t listen. Instead, they get tattoos and paint their bodies in drunken rages on occasion, because the social engineering doesn’t work, and their true natures only come out in drinking binges or in darkened theaters.

And that brings us to the success of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. I know why I love pirates. I’ve talked about it on these pages at great length. I like them so much that when Branden Keefe of Channel 9 News came to my house recently to do a story he asked me, “Are those cannons?”

“Yes,” I replied. He was looking at the cannons I have on my porch that I use to fire off during football games in the fall, or to announce the start of a new meeting at my house. I fired these cannons off at the start of a Tea Party meeting of the State Sovereignty Committee much to the amusement of my guests because they had never seen anything like that before. But my neighbors are used to it. Such things are part of the “pirate’s life for me.” It’s part of living the mythology of existence instead of just being a passive observer.

So am I alone in this love? No. People love The Pirate of the Caribbean movies. They love them for the high adventure. They love them for the spectacle. And they love them for the character Johnny Depp created in Captain Jack Sparrow. I was concerned when I learned that On Stranger Tides was going to have a more toned down budget then the previous film At Worlds End. Well…..in each of the previous three Pirate films, there were moments that I didn’t like. I enjoyed the overall story line, the high adventure, the sets, the visual effects, but I always felt there wasn’t quite enough swashbuckler in the series that should be oozing out of it. I always attributed this problem with too many characters and Disney-like sappy sub-plots that belonged in a different kind of movie. Critics like those sub-plots, but I don’t. A pirate film should be all about the swashbuckler and much less about emotion.

On Stranger Tides I expected to be not so good. I thought that if Disney pulled in the budget, that the franchise would suffer. But then I saw the budget, and noticed that even this scaled down version of the Pirates of the Caribbean series was north of $200 million, I was curious.

My wife and I planned to see the movie on Friday night. But, this is a film we wanted to share with our kids, because my kids grew up with a love of adventure films. I showed them every action film ever made when they were growing up, and they understand my passion for Pirates. Plus, in my family, our favorite past-time that we do together is playing the Pirates Constructible Strategy Game by WizKids, so my wife refused to go without the kids, and they were all working. So finding an open window where we could all get together and see the movie was very problematic, and I was getting irritated at all the various schedules.

During Saturday, May 21, 2011 I started checking the numbers from Box Office Mojo and saw that On Stranger Tides on Friday had pulled in $35 million which was good. Plus it had pulled in $92 million worldwide, so that was even better. The total take up to Saturday morning was $127 million, which is very good. If the film cost just over $200 million and Disney poured another $200 million in promotion, which means by the time everything is said and done, On Stranger Tides will be close to $500 million in total upfront investment, then Friday’s take puts it on target to recover its money, which is important, because for people like me, if a film like this doesn’t make its money back, more films like it won’t be made in the future. Plus, like I said, the amount of ticket sales is to me a kind of worldwide vote on the type of values our culture embraces, so I found such numbers much to my liking.

My wife and I entertained guests from across the pond on Saturday for a good part of the day. I kept looking at the clock all day for an opening that wouldn’t present itself. I told my wife, “We have to see the new Pirates movie this weekend! And we’re running out of time!”

She got on the phone and arranged to get my kids all together after everyone finished work and all their own social engagements were completed and we met at Showcase Cinema Springdale at 11:30 PM Saturday night, the last showing of Pirates for the day.

Again, I expected a fun film. I expected to be a little let down, but to enjoy the over-all tone of the film. What I saw surprised me.

The film was fantastic! It was a lot better than the other three. All the sappy sub-plots, the love story, the social commentary and all the confusing characters, were gone. What On Stranger Tides did was accomplish the perfect swashbuckler that would have made Errol Flynn or Douglas Fairbanks proud. It was the best movie of its kind that I had seen since The Mask of Zorro in 1998. On Stranger Tides had great stunt coordination with the sword fights, and action sequences, it had compelling characters that you either loved or hated, the visual effects were fantastic and not over-the-top and the plot was a simple treasure hunt that had old-fashioned appeal. It was obvious the Pirates franchise had either discovered itself again, or had just re-invented itself into a mature adult. From the kind of film On Stranger Tides is, it is the perfect movie. I can’t think of a frame of film that I did not like. Maybe the sequence with the palm tree, I understand what they were trying to do, but the physics didn’t work for me. But other than that, everything was fantastic.

It was such a good movie, I actually have to place it somewhere between Raiders of the Lost Ark and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom as far as a film that captured the spirit of high adventure. It was that good of a film.

Those things aside, the move would have been awesome all by itself. But for me personally something else held my heart dearer than anything I’ve seen for years on a movie screen, or even in real life. When it first hit the screen around 12:20 in the morning I thought I had died and gone to heaven, for I had seen something that had only existed in my mind up to that point.

My wife and I have lots of secret places we like to run off to. I’ve talked about Key West, Newport on the Levy, our favorite book store among many things. One of our favorite places is Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay, where the Tampa Bay Buccaneers play football. We love to stay in the Hilton on the Bay, eat at the International Mall, and catch a game at Ray Jay when we can get away for the weekend in the fall. Now, I love my wife. But one of my other great loves in this world is the Pirate Ship inside that stadium. I am utterly in love with the big skull that hangs off the bow of that ship, and has red glowing eyes and breathes smoke during the football game. I’ve told the Glazer family myself how much I admire them for building such a thing and I fly the Buccaneer flags they gave me personally every Sunday afternoon during football season in tribute to their pirate ship, because I think it is so innovative, creative, and such a good tool that engages the fans in the game. It certainly raised the bar in the NFL as to the fan experience. So what happened at 12:20 took my breath away, because it was obvious to me that Rob Marshall, director of On Stranger Tides feels the way I do about pirate ships with skulls on the bows.

The Queen Ann’s Revenge is a ship I know from our Pirates Constructible Game. I know the ship from history too, as the ship that Blackbeard died on when getting stuck on a sand bar off the coast of the Carolinas. Well, in this film, Blackbeard is alive and well, which he is fantastic to look at, and The Queen Ann’s Revenge is a haunted ghost ship that is absolutely spectacular. And I don’t mean spectacular with a little “s.” I mean SPECTACULAR! Nothing short of jaw dropping spectacular!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Disney crew actually built a life-sized ship that they filmed on. There was no cheap visual effects shortcut here. They built an actual life-sized ghost ship that oozed pure sinister evil over every frame of film. It is worth the price of a ticket just to see this ship on the screen. It’s that good!

The story worked at every level. It was fun, romantic, thrilling, mysterious, and historically authentic. The costume design was first-rate, and I mean Academy Award winning material. If On Stranger Tides doesn’t get Oscars for best Visual Effects, Sound, and Costume Design, I would hate to see the film that beats it, because those categories were all top-notch, and I mean top.

When the film ended, I felt refreshed, completely rejuvenated even in the small hours of the morning. The film took my family on an unforgettable adventure that is of a quality I have not seen in well over a decade. There have been good movies since the films I mentioned, like the Mask of Zorro, and the first two Indiana Jones films, but On Stranger Tides is the first that comes to my mind probably in the lifetimes of many young people going to see this film to have such an experience.

This was not a tired old recycle of a franchise. This was a stand-alone first film that would be forever remembered if it was part one and not a fourth film. Any fears of not having the characters of Elizabeth and Will in the film are dismissed. The film is about Captain Jack, but the supporting characters such as Penelope Cruz as the old flame of Sparrow and Blackbeard’s daughter was perfect. She fit the role as though she were born to play the part. Barbarossa was still perfectly played as he was in the other three films, but Blackbeard in this film could go down as a classic villain as popular as Darth Vader. He was that good in this film.

Will people go see this movie three, four, ten times like they did in previous films? I don’t know. We live in a pretty cynical age. Film goers are pretty jaded these days, so whether or not they appreciate what at good film On Stranger Tides truly is will remain to be seen. I was just complaining the other day that nobody was making films like this anymore, and Disney actually pulled it off and they did it by trimming down their budget and expectations. They put restrictions on themselves to make their funding model more viable and not attempt to be everything to everybody. They focused on just doing a good job and letting the chips fall where they may. And it worked.

This film should be a lesson to everyone. Sometimes, less is more. Put the money where it counts and decide what you don’t need than make everything count. On Stranger Tides does that very well and will go down in film history as one of the very best films that Hollywood has to offer in a long tradition of evoking modern mythology to reflect the consciousness of the human spirit.

This is Hollywood at it’s best!


Rich Hoffman
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Glendale Tea Party Rally and the Opening of Atlas Shrugged: the film averaged $5,608 per screen, GREAT JOB!

What you see above is the back cover of The Coming Insurrection written by The Invisible Committee. It’s in the philosophy section of my second favorite book store in town, the Barnes and Nobles at Newport on the Levy. I have read that book in two trips to that store. I started it on a trip to Newport about 5 weeks ago where my wife was looking for an exotic cookbook, so I had some time to knock out about 50 pages, then I finished it on Friday night.

I didn’t buy the book because it is what I’d consider evil. I wouldn’t want to put a dime into the pocket of its publishers. I don’t believe in banning books, but fear nothing in reading the mind of my enemy. And that’s what those people, and any who wish to think like them, are. Let’s be clear about that. But fighting with guns and knives and sticking the decapitated head of my enemies on a pike is getting a bit ahead of things. After all, we are still able to attempt a diplomatic approach where the rule of law still has some weight, and as long as it does, I’m happy to participate in the battlefield of ideas with superior thoughts. But the threat from these fringe leftist groups is looming, and they intend to break down that diplomacy which will be to their detriment. For when and if they succeed, they will find that the only protection they had from people like me was that precious law they sought to overthrow and rewrite in their image. I feel such a warning is only fair; after all, they started the threats of violence. Richard Trumka has insinuated as much and given his connections to the White House, I can only conclude based on the arrogance of President Obama that a violent insurrection from those fringe groups is coming. And when it does, they won’t find complacent participants to steamroll over.

Part of that diplomacy and avoidance of some violent future is in the Tea Parties all across the United States. It’s laughable that many in politics consider the Tea Party group extreme, because as far as Tea Partiers go, they are a lot more peace-loving than I am. On April 15th 2011 it was a particularly important day for those of us that hope for a peaceful resolution to the growing tendency of a new kind of civil war within the United States, this time over class warfare. I was full of exuberance on this particular rainy evening as my wife and I attended the Cincinnati Tea Party Rally in Glendale, Ohio where Doc Thompson was the master of ceremonies.

It was a wonderful event set up in the town square that reminded me a lot of Glenn Beck’s rally in Wilmington, Ohio just a few months ago. Seeing people attend these meetings, hearing speakers like Doc and Mike Wilson, and meeting Senator Shannon Jones it gives me hope that intelligence may actually get our nation under control from the types of people who are openly seeking to rob us all with our eyes wide open, and avoid the future I hinted to above. Does saying such a thing make me an extremist? Hey, gas prices are headed toward $5 a gallon, and government seems to be accelerating the problem pushing us to electric cars. Public employees are threatening to repeal S.B.5 in Ohio with a rally of their own in downtown Hamilton on Saturday April, 16 2011. The people in that crowd were led by people like David Pepper. Look into the faces of freedom’s adversary. Here the Hamilton County Commissioner advocates his narrow view of the world with those like him, conspirators in the economic decline of our nation.

Here are those same types of people at a Seattle Tea Party Rally showing themselves in action and the contents of their minds.

This is the kind of guy our President is. I see his Health Care Bill as a direct assault on my country, and my personal sovereignty. I think his union support is an alliance of thieves, and I don’t appreciate him speaking to my representatives the way he does in this back-room meeting. If I were in that room and he spoke to me like that, I would have smashed him like a bug. That’s no threat, I’ve done it before to people over less, and his tone is “fighting words” by any definition. Very disrespectful.

That tone is no different from an invitation to a parking lot fist fight and I would have obliged him instantly. I can’t believe this guy is our president. I don’t have any tolerance for his “Chicago” style politics. Obama, Bill Ayers, Trumka have openly threatened violence, and I’m the type of person that will meet that blow for blow. I can beat people like that any way they want to play. They don’t have the intellect to rely on, so if violence is their game, fine. Big mistake on their part.

The rally at Glendale was very metaphoric. As I stood in the square filming and taking pictures there were three trains that passed by the station there, each at least 20 to 30 cars each. That meant there were 60 to 90 train cars going someplace coming from somewhere and that made me feel happy. The reason was that I had butterflies in my stomach over the premier of Atlas Shrugged Part 1 down at Newport on the Levy and I had read a lot of bad reviews from the Hollywood establishment and I loved the book and really wanted the movie to be good. The reviewers criticized the film for not adopting to the modern age by getting rid of the train oriented story line. And here I was watching three trains roar by in a half an hour from the CSX Line. Trains are a sign of an economy where things are happening. So it was my first inclination that the reviewers were missing the point of the film and were wrong about it. I had promised the booking agent for the film that Cincinnati would be a great market and I promised a sellout at the Newport on the Levy location, so all during the rally with the Cincinnati Tea Party I was thinking of our next destination which was the 8:20 PM showing of Atlas.

My wife and I left the rally to arrive at Newport in the drifting rain. The lights were on at Great American Ball Park across the river as the Reds were playing the Pirates. We arrived at around 7:45 and much to my relief, Atlas Shrugged was SOLD OUT! I have never been so glad to not be able to buy a ticket. We picked up tickets to the 10:45 show and headed to the Claddagh Irish Pub which is a favorite of ours when we go to Newport. We had a few beers, and watched the Reds game on the big screen while a major storm rolled in across the river outside. We like Claddagh because it’s a medieval looking place full of cubbyholes for the kind of meetings I attend a lot, where your neighbor can’t listen to what you’re saying. If offers the good kind of privacy for passing time, especially with your wife.

But that only went so far and after an hour or so, we went over to our favorite book store where I finished reading The Coming Insurrection. I became angry at the tone of that book, especially what was on the back cover shown in that picture.

We went to our movie; I was relieved that it was good. I already put up a review, so there isn’t any reason to repeat it here. Needless to say the weekend numbers were reputable. The film made a respectable $1,676,917 gross, averaging $5,608 per theater. The producers are considering expanding to over 1000 screens for the next weekend so that’s great.

I went to bed with hope that a violent future can be averted. If enough people become educated, watch movies that aren’t controlled by radical left-winged filmmakers which is just about everyone, and reading books that pander to a liberal publishing industry, while liberal unions are pushing for even more taxes to pay for their very expensive public wages, if the Tea Party continues to do its work and films like Atlas Shrugged are shown to people who haven’t or won’t read the book, this country has a chance.

The voice of reason has been quiet on the front of small government types and the loud mouthed big government types have had the microphone for way too long. John’s work on Atlas Shrugged is encouraging. I hope it goes a long way to waking up enough people to hold off the looters, and leaches attached to public service.

We are not a democracy. We are a republic. Union jobs are not middle-class. If they are public jobs, they work for the tax payer and the tax payer is not required to increase their budgets just to pay for labor we don’t need for a government that just wants to keep growing and infringe itself upon us. For too long we’ve let these big government types have their way with running our government and it’s time to stop. They can stop with reason and of their own accord but if they have in mind violence, they’ll get back more than they can imagine because they don’t have a right to steal from the rest of us. And they don’t have a right to a job. And they don’t have a right to over-regulate our states and nation just to create a job. Just visit your local BMV to see them in action. And on a Friday night, the cops with the checkpoints to issue out speeding tickets and DUI’s in order to drum up business for the courts, and god forbid the tax looters of all kinds.

If there is anything that one must reflect on tax day it’s, why do we pay so much in taxes, and why are there so many that want us to pay more!

I like the trend and I hope that the pendulum will continue to swing to the right and bring things more to the middle, because the radical talk I’m hearing from the left are fighting words that can only lead to one end, and that’s not what they want, believe me.

It’s not radical to not accept threats issued by these radical leftist groups, unions and public officials. It’s not radical to demand that government shrink. It’s only radical to the people foolish enough to take public jobs thinking that government was the way to build a career. The clash is inevitable with these people because they built their livelihoods on the backs of those that supply all the money and are tired of carrying the extra load.

Some of my personal critics have said about me, “you don’t work well with others. You don’t collaborate.” No……I don’t. When I’m hired for a job, I am the dictator that functions as the sole decision maker. Why, because to me, it is a wasted effort to carry around everyone else. I compare collaboration to hauling around a wheel barrel full of rocks, the minds of co-workers and other management being the sluggish rocks that do very little but slow you down and add weight to your load. My view of government is the same. Most of them are just dead weight that doesn’t contribute anything productive to the world around us. We throw money at them just to give them a job, and to me that is a tremendous waste. And the same thing applies to this whole big government versus small government issue. Government is not there to give you a job. Anybody that thinks so is sadly mistaken, and you should do yourself a favor and start looking for another line of work. It’s fair warning from fair people. Don’t make the transition any more difficult than it needs to be. But don’t make threats. And don’t play Chicago politics………………it’s a fair warning.

The Coming Insurrection might work in Europe where their minds are soft and their hearts are softer, but you can forget about it in the United States. Don’t even try it.

Rich Hoffman

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ATLAS SHRUGGED WAS SOLD OUT AT NEWPORT ON THE LEVEE: MY REVIEW OF THE FILM

I read all the reviews for the Atlas Shrugged Part 1 film as they began to pour in on April 14, 2011. The reviews were predictably not kind for all the same reasons that Frank Oz was overlooked in 1981 for an Academy Award in his portrayal of Yoda in The Empire Strikes Back. The reason back then was that the Screen Actors Guild did not regard puppeteers as actors. The Directors Guild also clamped down on George Lucas for putting all the credits at the end of the movie instead of the beginning which prompted Lucas to quit the guild and make Return of the Jedi using Richard Marquand, who at the time was not a member of the guild. Marquand at the time had only a few credits to his name, The Legacy and the TV movie Birth of the Beatles.

I am reminded of that little piece of history because so many critics seem hungry to criticize Atlas director Paul Johansson for his lack of experience directing only One Tree Hill episodes. The criticism that the film received a flat screen treatment meaning it seemed to resemble a high production value television show is sophomoric and is uttered strictly from the mouths of the unions, and have no merit. What are they comparing Atlas to as far as a film of value, something like Jackass 3-D? Atlas Shrugged is an ambitious film that takes on a lot of ground. I personally think they went too fast in the development of the story. They could have gotten away with another 50 minutes of film time, something the producers may want to release as a director cut when the film comes out on DVD. There were exposition shots of the government action in the macrocosm that needed to be there to develop why building the train line was such a big deal, and people who have not read the book might find it difficult to follow the story without repeated viewings. Because the cut of the film is trying to fit into under 2 hours at 1 hour and 40 minutes Atlas focused on the microcosm of the characters Dagney and Rearden. I understood it because I know the book so well, and people who do know the book will be happy to see that the filmmakers went to a lot of trouble to stay true to the nature of the book.

I see the film version of Atlas Shrugged as an experiment rather than a literal film meant to be taken on its own. It’s a work of philosophy put into visual form, and it requires a level of sophistication to begin with. Film is supposed to be like that. I can think of Koyannisquatsi, the great film by Godfrey Reggio that featured just a series of sped up images taken from all over the world to articulate the evolution of man in the current age into a society oddly similar to a microchip. Powaqqatsi a few years later did much the same to the soundtrack of Philip Glass.

I thought of those films while watching Atlas Shrugged. The filmmakers of Atlas were capturing the images of the book without attempting to duplicate Ayn’s work. The most notable and effective elements of this filmmaking style was John Galt in the opening scene only referred to in exposition by Rand where Galt stops Midas Mulligan on a rainy street and convinces him to leave the “outside” world. The other was the scene involving Hugh Akston. I thought the part of the film involving the static electric motor and Akston’s knowledge of it was hurried through due to the films running time, but when Askton hit the screen there was instant uttering’s of approval from the people in the theater watching the movie with me. All Akston had to do was appear on screen and the members of the audience were satisfied with the visual rendition of his character. In this way, the film version is interesting and fun because it serves as a visual companion to the book instead of a replacement, which I think many traditional thinking people might not understand.

Atlas Shrugged is an independent film. I’ve seen a lot of them, been to more than a couple of film festivals and seen a lot of bold attempts by young, and old filmmakers. Independent film has emerged as a powerful force because Hollywood does get stuck in its business model, which has been controlled by the political left, and has virtually ignored the portions of the market that go to Tea Party rallies and read books like Atlas Shrugged. To Hollywood, films like Hangover, and the next Scream film is the safe bets that fit into their understanding of things. Atlas Shrugged is about a foreign world to many on the political left, and they are not used to seeing views that are conservative in nature competing with their ideas and they don’t like it.

Atlas Shrugged because of the amount of characters and scale of the story will not work as a traditional film, with a lead like Angelina Jolie as Dagney and Brad Pitt as Rearden with a top-level director making over one million for his work along with all the supporting characters of John Galt, Francisco, James Taggert, and the other 50 or 60 characters that would all require SAG minimums depending on the scale driven off Jolie’s 20 million minimum and Pitt’s 20+ million per picture. Before anybody shot one frame of film there would be over 80 million in just wages alone committed to the film, which is why the movie had not been done up to this point. And a movie like Atlas Shrugged will never pull a ROI at the box office if the budget exceeds 100 million. This is a film for thinking people, so the scope of the film must match the intention, and that is to bring an epic story to thinking people and keep the budget to where the filmmakers can actually produce parts 2 and 3 without the contingency of waiting for DVD sales to refill the budget coffers.

My wife and I sat till the last credit scrolled across the screen at approximately 12:45 in the morning. I had to catch the late show because I attended the Tax Day Rally in Glendale where Doc Thompson was the MC. We left that event to catch the 8:20 showing at Newport on the Levee. I arrived about 7:45 to find the film sold out! Crowds of people swarmed around the ticket windows trying to get a ticket to Atlas Shrugged. So we bought a ticket to the 10:45 showing and killed our time at a nearby Irish Pub and enjoyed the storm that swept across the Ohio River while we waited. Our late show was about half full, which surprised me. What also surprised me was that many of the viewers were by themselves. I can’t recall seeing a movie that had a majority of the audience showing up by themselves. Now, the left normally would criticize those types of people as loners, and belittle them. But wishing them not to exist will not make them go away. These loners are the people who reject TV shows like How I Met Your Mother, or Two and a Half Men. These are also the types that reject reality TV shows, so their only entertainment is books, and the History Channel, because Hollywood isn’t making their kind of movies anymore. Atlas Shrugged is their kind of movie and many of them clapped at the end and stayed for most of the credits.

I sat with my arms crossed taking in what I had just seen and watching the reaction and found that the John Galt theme was racing through my head, which is a good sign. That means it was an effective soundtrack. I realized that Atlas Shrugged was the kind of movie that moves so fast and covers so much ground in such a short time that it requires repeated viewings. One viewing will not do it.

It was well acted. I thought Dagney was a believable person. In fact, the characters weren’t so beautiful that they were beyond the realm of reality which I think helps the film a lot. Again, with A list actors, that would have been a problem. Our society has become used to seeing extraordinarily beautiful people in leading roles, and that takes the situations out of our contemporary realities. When we leave the theater people don’t look like what we see in the films. So films take on a mystic of escapism. Atlas Shrugged is not out to do that. It seeks to place itself into the mind of the viewer’s experience, which is another reason for the cast to appear as it was. I thought the casting of Francisco D’Anconia played by Jsu Garcia was very good. Also of Paul Larkin by Patrick Fischler, that actor captured perfectly the treason of the good friend that was supposed to be of Mr. Larkin. Grant Bowler who played Rearden was excellent. This film is an obvious set-up for the part two which goes down the psychological rabbit hole, and I can’t wait to see Bowler stand in front of the federal court and tell them he does not acknowledge their authority or right to exist. Bowler will be able to pull it off.

I knew Tayler Schilling was going to nail Dagney in the first scene where she woke up to a phone call from Eddie Willers, also played very well by Edi Gathegi, in her apartment sleeping on the couch. A picture is worth a thousand words and Tayler got it. The character of Dagney is not an emotional person, and she played it straight until the incredible scream at the end of the movie. Here was a person that spent the whole movie trying to fulfill a promise to Ellis Wyatt, to get him a railroad, to repair the damage done by her brother to Wyatt’s business. Dagney is fulfilling a promise that she believes in with her entire soul to execute only to have Wyatt quit at the end and run off with John Galt.

Now the criticism that I’ve read is one from people who don’t understand what the big deal is. “Why is she so upset?” “What’s going on?” “So what, the guy left and burnt down his oil field. All conservatives are a bunch of greedy, oil loving bastards, serves them right!” Besides the fact that fuel costs were excessively high and Ellis was one of the only hopes in the United States for bringing the costs back down, why don’t people make the connection between oil and their own prosperity? Reardon asked the question in Atlas Shrugged, “What’s wrong with people?” Paul answered, “Why ask questions that have no answer?” He’s right, because the reason for those statements is because there are an alarming number of people in our society that no longer feel the pressure of a promise, because to care about a promise to a friend, wife or business partner, you have to care, and sadly, many people no longer care about things like a promise. So the lack of understanding directed at the confusion of Dagney’s motives in the film is more of a commentary on modern life, which is what Dagney is screaming at. She is afraid of becoming what we actually are. I would pay to see Atlas Shrugged 20 more times just to see that last scene. I thought it was vividly powerful. I loved how the camera pulled back to reveal the sign that Ellis left as his oil fields burned while she stood helpless to stop it. The reason for her “robotic” behavior is because she is determined to succeed no matter what the cost. My wife nailed Dagney’s performance by saying, “she reminds me of the terminator from Terminator 3.” And she’s right, Dagney will not be stopped. If she wants something, she will achieve it. And the scream represents that with all her ambition, with all her good will, all her energy, cleverness, and innovation, she could not stop Ellis from giving up. She saw the look in his eyes when Ellis was in her office chastising her for her brother’s incompetence and she thought if she did everything right, that she could keep Ellis from leaving wherever all the “men of the mind” were going.

I also read criticism of how the exposition was displayed with news broadcasts and this was somehow bad. I don’t agree. I think it was wonderfully done in this film. It reminded me of how the director Paul Verhoeven used newscasts from the film Robocop to propel the complicated aspects of the story along. Hollywood and critics in general have gotten used to the type of films produced in the 90’s and 2000’s that pamper to their every wish. This is something that Roger Ebert and Gene Siskal started. Those two reviewers created an industry of film critics and gave them much more power than they deserve. Movie reviewers have become breakers or makers of box office results, and that’s not necessarily healthy. Because the views of the reviewers become the editors of public opinion, and if those reviewers are progressive types, then studios will cater to those reviewers to get the “thumbs up.” I actually respect Roger Ebert quite a bit. He’s usually right on. But when he runs into something above his intellectual capacity, he gets stumped. You can see how Siskal and Ebert used to bounce off each other in this review of White Hunter Back Heart, which is one of my personal favorites films.

Ebert was fair from his perspective in his review. He knows Atlas Shrugged is loved by millions so he was careful in his comments. I think his mistake is he should have reviewed the film more the way he’d review an independent film like Koyannisquatsi. He like many people who go to see this film will mistakenly watch this film as a literal film, not as an atmosphere of images reflecting a philosophy. That’s the reason for the cityscape shots and the views of the mountains. Once all the films are completed, it will make sense. This first film is just an introduction. It’s also an experiment in filmmaking that I think is very healthy. It’s bold and deserves credit for that boldness alone. The merit of Atlas Shrugged will be felt down the road. It is the first step of bringing a new kind of entertainment to popular culture so it will suffer from opinion in the short run, but will stand the test of time over the long haul.

For the rest of us, those that don’t have to struggle to understand it, we can enjoy the treat of seeing on film the images we’ve painted in our minds while reading the book. Some of my favorite scenes were the opening with John Galt in the diner with the pouring rain outside, different from in the book, because Galt made an instant appearance in this film. I also liked that he was in Akston’s diner at the end. The appearance of Galt in the diners reminded me of the many day’s I’ve spent in such places at 3:30 and 4:30 am in the morning reading, writing and listening to the stories of the “night roamers,” those loners of society that everyone overlooks, but come out when everyone is asleep. It’s a subconscious understanding from people who understand John Galt and his motives, not an image intended for the masses looking for Batman. Subtle little changes to the book like that I thought were fun and artistic. But I’ll say that the bridge that Rearden built was magnificent to look at. Watching the train run down that track was fantastic.

My review of the film is that I like it a lot. I think it will be better when viewed with the other two films. For the DVD release I hope they can lengthen the running time with more exposition that had to be cut to keep the film under two hours. (the reason is to squeeze more showings in a day, very important for recovering a films costs.) And I think the film needs to be watched in the context of an artistic piece, just to sit back and enjoy the sights and sounds without trying to follow every word. The film moves too fast to be watched once. Repeated viewings are essential.

So go see it not just once, but several times!

Rich Hoffman

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Please Save Us Young People: Only The Mindless Will Follow!

There is without question a social engineering strategy behind the political left. Their ideas taken on their own merit are flimsy, and cannot withstand the test of time, they must, must recruit members of their rank from people who have difficulty reading, foreign immigrants trying to get the rest of their families into the country which creates an effective and loyal voting bloc, minorities that have been carefully nurtured into the welfare addiction, and the youth which aren’t old enough to know much because they don’t have the benefit of experience.

That’s why Van Jones below is pandering to the youth. He knows deep down inside that thinking people who can actually reason out the type of rhetoric he utters and won’t follow him. So he needs ground troops that are in a natural state of rebellion from their parent’s conservative ways that are seeking to create their own orbits with insubordinate behavior that provides the escape velocity from their childhoods to do so.

Such rhetoric is seductive to the weak mind, and most youth have not yet acquired strength.

What does it speak of a movement that requires mindless acceptance, or the sole benefit of a charismatic speaker? How deep are the roots of a movement that must capitalize on ignorance and naïveté? We can see the effect of this brain washing ability as thousands of idolizing media students studied Walter Lippmann in college and set them on a course which is obvious to this day.

Lippmann believed that the“governing class” must rise to face the new challenges. He saw the public as Plato did: a great beast or a bewildered herd – floundering in the “chaos of local opinions.” Thousands of those same media students, who now work for CNN, MSNBC, the Washington Post, the New York Times and many others carry out what they learned in their youthful drunkenness of the university. Lippmann’s philosophy has been eagerly embraced by left leaning professors to shape the minds of those young people in much the same way that Van Jones is attempting in the above clip.

But not everyone bought into the Lippmann idea. Some journalist approached the profession with an open mind, and formed their own opinion, and never lost the ability to think “critically.” Unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on your position, Fox News attracts those types of “critical” reporters, and the success of that network says everything. The public sees through the smoke.

Want proof? Have a look at this clip from the 9/12 Rally on Washington in September of 2009. Look how many people were there. Yet only Fox was covering it.

Even if Fox put the rally on, which they didn’t, so many people gathered in one place in Washington D.C. was news. Big news! But the networks and newspapers virtually ignored it, as if they hoped to wipe the incident from the minds of the public. Such an act is a form of collective censorship and this is right out in the open. The media was caught with their hands in the cookie jar on this.

There is a force from within our country to subvert us all and convert us into something else. Those that point it out will be labeled as “crazy” “conspiratorial” “delusional” and any number of names designed to discredit the messengers who attempt to wake up the masses.

Lucky for us all at least one media outlet attempted to hold the media role in the proper context, and for that we all have Bill O’Rielly to thank for it. As Fox News rose to power, it was Bill that set the pace with “real” journalism. And Fox built the network around his philosophy.

Now for people like Van Jones, Fox is a threat. Jones certainly isn’t the only one. But in their quest to expand the welfare state, immigration voting blocs and an ever more influential youth, people like him is ultimately doomed to fail.

Once those kids grow up and learn that everything Jones is saying is a lie, those kids will become the conservatives of their parents, and they’ll switch from MTV, to Fox News, unless they lose too many brain cells in the process to ever fully recover. For those types of people, they are lost beyond recovery. But fortunately for the human race, most of those people can be recovered from the depths of their liberal madness.

Rich Hoffman

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