Notable Alumni of Marietta College
Notable alumni of Marietta College include Charles G. Dawes (30th US Vice President and Nobel Peace Prize co-recipient), Story Musgrave (Physician and NASA astronaut) and Nick Gehlfuss (Actor known for Shameless and a starring TV role).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Charles G. Dawes 1865–1951
30th US Vice President and Nobel Peace Prize co-recipient
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Carte Goodwin 1974–
2010 US senator from West Virginia
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William Irwin 1827–1886
13th Governor of California
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C. William O'Neill 1916–1978
59th governor of Ohio and judge
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Albert B. White 1856–1941
11th Governor of West Virginia
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Rufus Dawes 1838–1899
Union Army officer and U.S. Representative
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Doug La Follette 1940–
Secretary of State of Wisconsin
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Laban T. Moore 1829–1892
Former U.S. Representative from Kentucky
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Dean Hess 1917–2015
Minister and Air Force officer in Korean War orphan airlift
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Joel Pritchard 1925–1997
Washington lieutenant governor and co-inventor of pickleball
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John F. Follett 1831–1902
U.S. Representative from Ohio, 1883–1885
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Francis Butler Loomis 1861–1948
Diplomat and acting US Secretary of State
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Wilbur McKee White 1890–1973
U.S. representative from Ohio, 1931–1933
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Henry S. Neal 1828–1906
U.S. representative from Ohio and lawyer
Science and academia
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Story Musgrave 1935–
Physician and NASA astronaut
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Bernice Eddy 1903–1989
Virologist known for discoveries on polyomavirus SV40
Arts and media
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Nick Gehlfuss 1985–
Actor known for Shameless and a starring TV role
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Theodore Earl Butler 1861–1936
Impressionist painter who worked in Paris
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Joyce Harrington 1932–2011
American writer and novelist
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Alva Rogers 1959–
Playwright, composer, actor and arts educator
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Kathy Brodsky 1945–
Author and poet of children's books
Sports
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John Strotbeck 1957–
Olympic rower and Boathouse Sports founder
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W. D. Chadwick 1883–1934
College football, basketball and baseball coach
Other fields
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Edward Marsden 1869–1932
Missionary; first ordained Alaska Native minister
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with Marietta College (people who attended both).