Notable alumni Saint Joseph's Preparatory School

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john mcshain (class of 1914), american building contractor; known man built washington
henry jones (class of 1931), tony award-winning actor
jim mckay (class of 1939), abc sports anchorman; contributor of services 2006 fifa world cup
alexander haig (class of 1942), former secretary of state during reagan administration
the rev. francis b. schulte (class of 1944), retired archbishop of new orleans
william j. byron, s.j. (class of 1945), former president of catholic university of america , university of scranton; president of prep, 2006-2008
matthew j. ryan (class of 1950), former speaker of pennsylvania house of representatives (r)
henry gibson (class of 1953), former star of rowan & martin s laugh-in
cardinal john foley (class of 1953), former president of pontifical council social communications , former grand master of equestrian order of holy sepulchre of jerusalem
the rev. joseph anthony galante (class of 1956), former bishop of roman catholic diocese of camden, new jersey
william j. green, iii (class of 1956), former congressman; former mayor of philadelphia
andrew von eschenbach (class of 1959), former united states commissioner of food , drugs, director @ biotime, biotechnology company
vince fumo (class of 1960), former pennsylvania state senator (d); former ranking democratic member of pennsylvania senate appropriations committee
matt guokas (class of 1962), former head coach of philadelphia 76ers , orlando magic
robert l. barchi (class of 1964), president of rutgers university; former president of thomas jefferson university
jimmy bruno (class of 1971), jazz guitarist
william k. greenlee (class of 1971), philadelphia city councilman (d)
phil martelli (class of 1972), head coach, saint joseph s university basketball team
gerald austin mchugh, jr. (class of 1972), judge, united states district court eastern district of pennsylvania
navy rear admiral joseph f. kilkenny (class of 1973), commander, u.s. navy carrier strike group 10 , naval recruiting command
frank quattrone (class of 1973), investment banker; founder/ceo of qatalyst group
navy rear adm. gerard hueber (class of 1977), chief of staff joint task force odyssey dawn; director policy, resources , strategy u.s. naval forces europe , africa
michael a. nutter (class of 1975), former philadelphia city councilman (d); former mayor of philadelphia
jim kenney (class of 1976), former philadelphia city councilman (d) (1992–2015); mayor of philadelphia
johnny dougherty (class of 1978), business manager of local 98 of international brotherhood of electrical workers
brian j. o neill (class of 1978), minority leader of philadelphia city council (r)
jim knowles (class of 1983), defensive coordinator, duke university football team
rich gannon (class of 1983), former professional football player; won nfl valuable player award in 2002 season, helped oakland raiders advance super bowl xxxvii
tom burgoyne (class of 1983), mascot philadelphia phillies, phanatic
army major brian j. reed (class of 1985), operations officer, fourth infantry division s first brigade combat team; planner operation red dawn; member of university of maryland s center research on military organization
tony braithwaite (class of 1989), barrymore award-winning actor
peter cipollone (class of 1989), 2004 olympic gold-medalist , world record-holder in rowing
colin farrell (class of 2001), world champion rower , head coach university of pennsylvania lightweight men s crew
frank costa (class of 1990), former miami hurricanes quarterback
matthew kaness (class of 1991), ceo modcloth
rob mcelhenney (class of 1995), creator , co-star of tv show, s sunny in philadelphia
joe decamara (class of 1996), co host of mid day show on sports talk radio 94 wip
jason mulgrew (class of 1997), blogger , author of wrong me: memoir of american childhood gone, well, wrong
victor hobson (class of 1998), nfl player arizona cardinals
david timby (class of 1997), co-founder of waggl
michael rady (class of 1999), actor featured in sisterhood of traveling pants , star of tv drama melrose place
daniel kamihira white (class of 1999), magician, host of discovery channel show supernaturalist
matt duke (class of 2003), singer-songwriter/musician signed label rykodisc, released multiple albums
reggie redding (class of 2006), villanova basketball star
drew kramer (class of 2001), music, television , video producer




^ biotime, inc. appoints andrew c. von eschenbach, m.d. board of directors . businesswire press release. november 9, 2011. 
^ kilkenny
^ hueber
^ couloumbis, angela (june 20, 2011). hussein capture puts spotlight on local officer army maj. brian j. reed of huntingdon valley part of team caught iraqi ex-dictator . philadelphia inquirer. retrieved june 20, 2011. 
^ reed
^ waggl
^ evan amos (april 28, 2011). evan amosinterview matt duke . retrieved may 4, 2011. 
^ reggie
^ https://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2015/05/wild-free-tropique/
^ http://www.spin.com/2015/05/wild-free-tropique-low-pressure-new/
^ http://mobile.philly.com/beta?wss=/philly/blogs/entertainment/music_nightlife&id=232847721






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