List of Scroll and Key members

Scroll and Key is a secret society at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut.Scroll and Key. It was established in 1841. Following are some of the notable members of Scroll and Key.

NameYale classNotabilityDean Acheson1915United States Secretary of StateJames C. Auchincloss1908United States House of Representatives, New York Stock Exchange governorTracy Barnes1933Senior CIA official during the Cold WarPeter Beard1961PhotographerDunbar Bostwick1932competitive horseman, who competed in polo and Harness racingBenjamin Brewster1929Director of Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey (later Exxon)William C. Bullitt1912U.S. Ambassador to France, U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet UnionLeonard Case Jr.1842Founder of Case School of Applied ScienceWayne Chatfield-Taylor1916Undersecretary of Commerce; Assistant Secretary of the TreasuryCalvin G. Child1855United States Attorney for the District of ConnecticutGilbert Colgate1883President and chairman of Colgate & CompanyH. Page Cross1932ArchitectHarvey Cushing1891Neurosurgeon, considered father of brain surgeryJohn Dalzell1865United States House of RepresentativesEdward Salisbury Dana1870mineralogist and professor of physics at Yale UniversityHenry deForest1876Southern Pacific RailroadWilliam Adams Delano1895Architect who designed many of Yale's buildingsFrederick B. Dent1944United States Secretary of CommerceRichardson Dilworth1921Mayor of PhiladelphiaPeter H. Dominick1937United States Senate, United States Secretary of Commerce, U.S. Ambassador to SwitzerlandFred Dubois1872United States SenateJohn Enders1919Nobel Prize in Physiology or MedicineThomas Enders1953U.S. Ambassador to Spain, U.S. Ambassador to the European Union, U.S. Ambassador to CanadaCory Finley2011Film directorWilla Fitzgerald2013ActressA. Bartlett Giamatti1960Yale University president; National League president, MLB commissionerRandall L. Gibson1853United States Senate, Confederate brigadier-general, and president of Tulane UniversityGeorge Bird Grinnell1870Anthropologist, historian, naturalist, and writerRaymond R. Guest1931U.S. Ambassador to Ireland; special assistant to United States Secretary of DefenseCarter Harrison III1845United States House of Representatives, Mayor of ChicagoWilliam Hawks1923Film producerPhilip B. Heymann1954Watergate special prosecutor, deputy U.S. attorney general; professor at Harvard Law SchoolGeorge Roy Hill1943Academy Award for Directing The StingZora Howard2014Actress and writerBrewster Jennings1920Founder and president of the Socony Mobil Oil Company Standard Oil of New YorkAbraar Karan2011Infectious disease doctorSeymour H. Knox1920co-founder of F. W. Woolworth CompanyRick E. Lawrence1977Associate justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial CourtJohan Lenox2011Composer and songwriterCharlton Thomas Lewis1853LexicographerJohn Vliet Lindsay1944Mayor of New York City, United States House of RepresentativesDahlia Lithwick1990editor at Newsweek and SlateMaynard Mack1964Literary critic; Yale English professorJoseph Medill McCormick1900United States Senate and publisher of the Chicago TribuneRobert R. McCormick1903owner and publisher of the Chicago Tribune; lawyer who co-founded Kirkland & EllisDonald R. McLennan1931founder and chairman of the insurance brokerage firm Marsh McLennanPaul Mellon1929Philanthropist and thoroughbred racehorse breederTimothy Mellon1964businessman and grandson of Andrew MellonCord Meyer, Jr.1943Central Intelligence Agency; United World FederalistsNewbold Morris1925Parks Commissioner of New York City, president of the New York City CouncilRobert D. Orr1940Governor of Indiana; U.S. Ambassador to SingaporeHerbert Parsons1890United States House of RepresentativesJoseph M. Patterson1901Founder of the New York Daily News; manager of the Chicago TribuneTom Perriello1996United States House of Representatives; executive director of the Open Society FoundationMichael Grace Phippschampion polo player and owner/breeder of racehorsesStone Phillips1977Dateline NBCFrank Polk1894United States Secretary of State, partner in Davis Polk & WardwellCole Porter1913Entertainer and songwriterJohn Addison Porter1842professor of chemistry and physicianFrederic A. Potts1926New Jersey Senate, chairman of Philadelphia National BankMortimer R. Proctor1912Governor of VermontJeannie Rhee1994Deputy Assistant Attorney General"Jeannie Rhee". Diversity Journal. Retrieved January 19, 2018, January 30, 2019Dickinson W. Richards1917Nobel Prize in Physiology or MedicineAlexandra Robbins1998Journalist and authorJames Stillman Rockefeller1924Olympic gold medalist for rowing, bankerJames Gamble Rogers1889Architect, designed many of Yale's buildingsGideon Rose1985Editor of Foreign AffairsTheodore Runyon1842Envoy and U.S. Ambassador to GermanyWilliam Nelson Runyon1892Acting Governor of New JerseyAri Shapiro2000Co-host of All Things Considered for National Public RadioHuntington D. Sheldon1925Central Intelligence Agency; president of the Petroleum Corporation of AmericaLewis Sheldon1896Paris Peace Conference, Olympic gold medalistEthan A. H. Shepley1918Chancellor of Washington University in St. LouisGeorge Shiras Jr.1853U.S. Supreme Court JusticeSargent Shriver1938U.S. Ambassador to France, first director of the Peace CorpsBrinley D. Sleight1858New York State Assembly, newspaper editorBenjamin Spock1925Olympic gold medalistHomer Sprague1852President of the University of North DakotaRoscoe S. Suddarth1956President of the Middle East Institute; U.S. Ambassador to JordanCharles Henry Tenney1933Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New YorkCalvin Trillin1957WriterRemembering Denny – Google BooksGarry Trudeau1970Doonesbury cartoonistMark TwainHonoraryauthor and humoristMark Twain's Letters, Volume 2, 1867–1868, University of California Press, editors Harriet E. Smith, Richard Bucci and Lin Salamo, pg. 281Joseph Twichell1859writer and Congregational ministerCyrus Vance1939United States Secretary of State; United States Secretary of the Army; chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of New YorkCornelius Vanderbilt III1895Brigadier general in the U.S. Army during the World War ITyler Varga2015Professional football playerGeorge Edgar Vincent1885President of the University of Minnesota; president of the Rockefeller FoundationRobert F. Wagner, Jr.1933Mayor of New York CityAllen Wardwell1895lawyer and parner of Davis Polk & WardwellJohn Hay Whitney1926U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom, publisher of New York Herald TribuneFareed Zakaria1986 journalist, political commentator, editor, and authorWarren Zimmermann1956U.S. Ambassador to Yugoslavia

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