Educator - Principal of Lewis and Clark High School

Jay Bond

Athlete - Drafted by the NBA in 1970, played professional basketball in Italy

Athlete - Philadelphia Phillies (1955-1960), Chicago Cubs (1960-1961), New York Mets (1961-1962)

Military Officer - Pilot & SAC Commander Kansas (1957-1991)

Athlete & Physician - High School All-American Basketball player. Currently an orthopedic surgeon in Seattle, WA.

Media Executive - President, Distribution and Affiliate Business Development, Lifetime Networks Executive Vice President & General Manager, Lifetime Movie Network

Athlete - 9 time All Pro Canadian Football Hall of Fame

Educator - Professor of Economics, Central Washington University. Author of two textbooks used at colleges throughout the world and has had numerous articles published in highly regarded journals.

Ray Cattage

Athlete - University of Washington (3 Rose Bowls), played professionally for Arizona Wranglers (1983), Chicago Blitz (1984), & LA Express (1985)

Athlete - New York Jets Defensive Back

Athlete - All Pro Detroit Lions (1960-1967 & 1968), Baltimore Colts (1968), & Atlanta Falcons (1969-1970)

Athlete - inducted into the Pacific Northwest Golf Association Hall of Fame

Athlete & Orthodontist - Basketball player for UW and orthodontist in Spokane.

Athlete & Orthodontist - Basketball and Baseball player at Washington State University. Dr. Damon has been very involved in his profession, and now lectures throughout the world on the latest Damon Bracket orthodontic technology.

Actor - member of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Scar in the Disney's Lion King on Broadway

Educator - Principal of Lewis and Clark High School

Athlete - High School All-American Football. Played for the University of Notre Dame and professional football in Canadian Football League

1993

Author - Wrote Betrayed - published in 2007

Athlete - Pac-10 champion and All-American Track & Field Hammer Thrower, University of Oregon, 2007.

Educator - a PhD teaching at Cambridge University, England and London School of Economics with a specialization in Afghanistan.

Military Officer - US Air Force (1962-1996), Commanding Officer of Vandenburg Air Force Base (1992-1993)

Athlete – He was a senior at the University of Michigan when he finished sixth in the long jump at the 1920 AAU championships, which then served as the Olympic Trials. In those days, the United States wasn't limited to just three qualifiers, so a week or so later Johnson set sail for Antwerp, Belgium, and wound up winning the silver medal with a jump of 23 feet, 3 1/4 inches.

Military Officer - United States Army. Mr. Jones was one of the first African-Americans from Washington to achieve the commissioned rank of Second Lieutenant.

Educator - A leader in global banking, a former U.S. Treasury Department official, & a Stanford Graduate School of Business PhD, & the eighth Dean of the Stanford Business School.

Athlete - All American Football Player for WSU (1981)

Educator - Teacher/Golf Coach at LC for 33 years. PAC-10 basketball official

Educator - President of Hastings College - Nebraska (1972-1985)

Athlete - Minor League Baseball player and he served as the LC baseball coach from 1972 - 1982

Athlete - High School All-American Football

Singer - founding member of the folk group, The Chad Mitchell Trio

Singer - Metropolitan Opera (1943-1958)

Actress - Hawaii 5-0, S.W.A.T., Rockford Files

Actor - Coach, The District, The Incredibles

Actor - Judging Amy, Murder She Wrote

Military Officer/Author - Air Force pilot who was shot down over Bosnia and eluded capture for 6 days in hostile territory.  (1995) Also, authored the book Return with Honor based on his experiences in Bosnia.

Athlete - Professional Football player

Politician - Member of the Wyoming House of Representatives

Industrialist - General Electric Vice President

Athlete - Varsity 8 Crew NCAA National Champion for Yale University (2007 & 2008).  Named to the  2007 USA Under 23 National Team roster for the Under 23 World Championships in Great Britain. Her team won gold in the 2008 FISA World Rowing Under 23 Championships in Brandenburg, Germany.

Politician - Washington Secretary of State (2000-present)

Athlete - All-American Track and Field, 1989 Inland Empire Athlete of the Year

Athlete/Coach - Moved to Washington State University with Cougar Head Coach Paul Wulff in 2008 (as the defensive line coach) after spending eight years with Wulff at Eastern Washington.  Played football at WSU and CWU.

Athlete - Defensive Tackle with the Miami Dolphins (2003-2004)

Scientist - Nobel Prize Winner for Chemistry 2004

Physician - American Cancer Society Research Professor of Biology, Emeritus at Stanford University. Nominated for Nobel Prize

Industrialist - Vice President and General Manager Yahoo! Broadcast Solutions

Educator - string-theory physicist at Stanford.  Recipient of the McArthur Foundation Award.

Politician - King County Executive (1996-present)

Athlete - Indianapolis 500 Winner (1982)

Athlete - Relief Pitcher for the Phillies (1955), Red Sox (1957), Senators (1958), Cardinals (1964), Cubs (1964), & Indians (1965)

Athlete - played baseball for the Chicago Cubs organization & is currently an LC fitness teacher

Volunteers - first set of siblings to ever serve in the US Peace Corps in the same country (Dominican Republic) at the same time (2006-2008)

Radio Personality - Drive Time News for KOMO radio in Seattle