Famous DeMolays

There are many Senior DeMolay members who have distinguished themselves as leaders in Government, Athletics and Sports, Entertainment and a variety of other fields. Many have been named to the DeMolay Hall of Fame.

• Carl O. Albert, Speaker, House of Representatives

• Robert B. Anderson, Secretary of the Treasury, U.S. Navy

• Reubin Askew, Governor, Florida

• William “Bill” Bradley, U.S. Senator, New Jersey

• Carrol Campbell, Governor, South Carolina

• Bill Clinton, 42nd President of the United States

• Mark Hatfield, Governor and U.S. Senator, Oregon

• Henry (Scoop) Jackson, U.S. Senator, Washington

• Charles Robb, U.S. Senator, Virginia

• Paul E. Tsongas, U.S. Senator, Massachusetts

• Alvin Dark, Baseball player and Manager

• Dallas Green, Baseball Manager

• Harmon Killebrew, Baseball Hall of Fame member

• Pete Rose, Baseball Hall of Fame member

• Bob Mathias, Olympic Decathalon Champion (twice)

• Fran Tarkenton, Football Hall of Fame member

• Danny White, Football Quarterback

• Mel Blanc, Comic and voice of Bugs Bunny

• Ernest Borgnine, Actor

• Roy Clark, Musician/Guitar Player

• Gary Collins, Actor and TV Personality

• Walt Disney, Producer and Creator

• Buddy Ebsen, Actor (Barnaby Jones/Beverly Hillbillies)

• Greg Evigan, Actor (My Two Dads)

• Burl Ives, Singer and Actor

• Van Johnson, Actor

• Tom & Dick Smothers (Smothers Brothers), Entertainers

• John Wayne, Actor

• Neil Armstrong, Astronaut

• Frank Borman, Astronaut

• Red Barber, Sportscaster

• Walter Cronkite, TV Newscaster

• David Goodnow, CNN Newscaster

• Paul Harvey, Radio Newscaster

• Chet Huntley, TV Newscaster

• Elmer Lower, President, ABC News

• Dan Rather, TV Newscaster

• Willard Scott, TV Weatherman

• John Steinbeck, Author

• John Cameron Swayze, TV/Radio pioneer

• John P. McConnell, General, USAF Chief of Staff