• Cartoonists:
  • John T. McCutcheon (1935), "Dean of American Cartoonists"
  • Milton Caniff (1937), noted cartoonist ( "Terry and the Pirates" and "Steve Canyon")
  • Michael B. Peters (1981), Pulitzer-Prize winning political cartoonist ("Mother Goose and Grimm"): Dayton Daily News (pictured right)
  • Samuel C. Rawls (1987), syndicated editorial cartoonist
• Film: Actors, Producers, Executives
  • John Wayne (1948), #1 box-office star nicknamed "The Duke" and Academy-Award winning actor (True Grit)
  • J. F. Regis Toomey (1950), motion picture actor
  • Robert J. O'Brien (1967), President: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
  • Larry "Buster" Crabbe (1971), actor (Tarzan, Flash Gordon) and 1932 Olympics medalist in swimming Men's 400-meter freestyle: gold medal; men's 1,500 meter freestyle: bronze medal)
  • Warren Beatty (1973), Academy-Award winning director (Reds) and actor (Bonnie and Clyde, Heaven Can Wait, Dick Tracy)
  • Rip Torn (1973), Academy-Award nominee (Cross Creek) and stage actor, and TV actor (The Larry Sanders Show)
  • Ronald W. Miller (1977), Producer: Walt Disney Films and Television
  • Richard A. Nunis (1977), Executive Vice-President: Walt Disney Productions, Disneyland, Disney World
  • Ronald L. Schwary (1989), Motion Picture Producer of Oscar-winning Best Picture (Ordinary People)
  • Paul R. Bowles (1993), President: Edward Loew's Inc.
  • Steven Lew (1993), CEO: Universal Studios
  • Brad Pitt (1996), Academy-Award nominated actor in 2009 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button)
• Music:
  • F. Dudleigh Vernor (1935), composer: "The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi"
  • Byron D. Stokes (1950), lyricist: "The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi"
  • B. Thomas Collins (1983), President: Tom Collins Music Corp.
  • William G. Workman, Jr. (1983), leading opera singer, Frankfort, Germany
  • James F. Stuart (1995), Founder, artistic director and performer, Ohio Light Opera Co.
• Puppetry:
  • Bill Baird (1971), puppeteer and entertainer
• Radio:
  • James Wallington (1935), famed radio announcer
  • Burr McIntosh (1939), star of radio and motion pictures
  • Don Wilson (1939), America's top radio announcer in the 1930's and 1940's and later on the "Jack Benny Show"
  • Norris Goff (1961), Radio personality ("Abner" in "Lum 'n' Abner" radio series)
  • Chester J. Lauck (1961), Radio personality ("Lum" of "Lum 'n' Abner" radio series)
  • Dick Whittinghill (1977), Radio personality: KMPC (Los Angeles)
  • Kenneth R. Giddens (1987), Director: Voice of America
• Television: Actors, Producers, Executives, Network Presidents
  • M. H. Aylesworth (1937), first President of NBC
  • George F. Pierrot (1969), Producer of World Adventure series
  • Peter Lupus(1973), TV actor ("Willy" on Mission Impossible)
  • Jay Stewart (1973), TV Announcer (The Price is Right---"Come on down!")
  • John A. Hardin (1977), President and Board Chairman: Mutual Broadcasting System
  • David Hartman (1977), Host: Good Morning America (ABC)
  • Joseph G. Feeney (1979), Tenor with Lawrence Welk Show
  • William B. Monroe (1979), TV Moderator: Meet the Press(NBC)
  • William Christopher (1981), TV Actor ("Father Mulcahy" on M*A*S*H)
  • David Letterman (1981), TV talk show host (Late Night with David Letterman) and comedian
  • Greg Mullavey (1981), TV actor (Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman)
  • Thomas W. Selleck (1983), TV (Magnum P.I.) and motion picture actor (Three Men and a Baby)
  • Stephen J. Cannell (1985), TV Producer (Hunter, 21 Jump Street, Silk Stalkings)
  • J. Stephen Mills (1985), Vice-President: Motion Pictures for Television (CBS)
  • Dennis D. Swanson (1987), President: ABC Sports
  • Arthur A. Lord (1989), Director of Special Projects: NBC News
  • Woody Harrelson (1991), Actor ("Woody" on Cheers and in motion pictures White Men Can't Jump; Oscar nominee in 1997 for The People vs. Larry Flynt and in 2010 for The Messenger)
  • Donald T. Meier (1991), TV Producer: Wild Kingdom
  • Mark C. Tinker (1991), Producer of St. Elsewhere and other TV programs
  • Kerry McCluggage (1993), President: Paramount Pictures Television
  • Clarence Gilyard (1996), actor (Chips, Matlock, and co-star of Walker, Texas Ranger)
  • Theodore "Ted" McGinley (1996), actor (Happy Days and co-star of Married With Children)

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