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.

Name Yale class Notability Ref.
Dean Acheson 1915 United States Secretary of State
James C. Auchincloss 1908 United States House of Representatives, New York Stock Exchange governor
Tracy Barnes 1933 Senior CIA official during the Cold War
Peter Beard 1961 Photographer
Dunbar Bostwick 1932 competitive horseman, who competed in polo and Harness racing
Benjamin Brewster 1929 Director of Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey (later Exxon)
William C. Bullitt 1912 U.S. Ambassador to France, U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union
Leonard Case Jr. 1842 Founder of Case School of Applied Science
Wayne Chatfield-Taylor 1916 Undersecretary of Commerce; Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Calvin G. Child 1855 United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut
Gilbert Colgate 1883 President and chairman of Colgate & Company
H. Page Cross 1932 Architect
Harvey Cushing 1891 Neurosurgeon, considered father of brain surgery
John Dalzell 1865 United States House of Representatives
Edward Salisbury Dana 1870 mineralogist and professor of physics at Yale University
Henry deForest 1876 Southern Pacific Railroad
William Adams Delano 1895 Architect who designed many of Yale's buildings
Frederick B. Dent 1944 United States Secretary of Commerce
Richardson Dilworth 1921 Mayor of Philadelphia
Peter H. Dominick 1937 United States Senate, United States Secretary of Commerce, U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland
Fred Dubois 1872 United States Senate
John Enders 1919 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Thomas Enders 1953 U.S. Ambassador to Spain, U.S. Ambassador to the European Union, U.S. Ambassador to Canada
Cory Finley 2011 Film director
Willa Fitzgerald 2013 Actress
A. Bartlett Giamatti 1960 Yale University president; National League president, MLB commissioner
Randall L. Gibson 1853 United States Senate, Confederate brigadier-general, and president of Tulane University
George Bird Grinnell 1870 Anthropologist, historian, naturalist, and writer
Raymond R. Guest 1931 U.S. Ambassador to Ireland; special assistant to United States Secretary of Defense
Carter Harrison III 1845 United States House of Representatives, Mayor of Chicago
William Hawks 1923 Film producer
Philip B. Heymann 1954 Watergate special prosecutor, deputy U.S. attorney general; professor at Harvard Law School
George Roy Hill 1943 Academy Award for Directing The Sting
Zora Howard 2014 Actress and writer
Brewster Jennings 1920 Founder and president of the Socony Mobil Oil Company Standard Oil of New York
Abraar Karan 2011 Infectious disease doctor
Seymour H. Knox 1920 co-founder of F. W. Woolworth Company
Rick E. Lawrence 1977 Associate justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court
Johan Lenox 2011 Composer and songwriter
Charlton Thomas Lewis 1853 Lexicographer
John Vliet Lindsay 1944 Mayor of New York City, United States House of Representatives
Dahlia Lithwick 1990 editor at Newsweek and Slate
Maynard Mack 1964 Literary critic; Yale English professor
Joseph Medill McCormick 1900 United States Senate and publisher of the Chicago Tribune
Robert R. McCormick 1903 owner and publisher of the Chicago Tribune; lawyer who co-founded Kirkland & Ellis
Donald R. McLennan 1931 founder and chairman of the insurance brokerage firm Marsh McLennan
Paul Mellon 1929 Philanthropist and thoroughbred racehorse breeder
Timothy Mellon 1964 businessman and grandson of Andrew Mellon
Cord Meyer, Jr. 1943 Central Intelligence Agency; United World Federalists
Newbold Morris 1925 Parks Commissioner of New York City, president of the New York City Council
Robert D. Orr 1940 Governor of Indiana; U.S. Ambassador to Singapore
Herbert Parsons 1890 United States House of Representatives
Joseph M. Patterson 1901 Founder of the New York Daily News; manager of the Chicago Tribune
Tom Perriello 1996 United States House of Representatives; executive director of the Open Society Foundation
Michael Grace Phipps champion polo player and owner/breeder of racehorses
Stone Phillips 1977 Dateline NBC
Frank Polk 1894 United States Secretary of State, partner in Davis Polk & Wardwell
Cole Porter 1913 Entertainer and songwriter
John Addison Porter 1842 professor of chemistry and physician
Frederic A. Potts 1926 New Jersey Senate, chairman of Philadelphia National Bank
Mortimer R. Proctor 1912 Governor of Vermont
Jeannie Rhee 1994 Deputy Assistant Attorney General
Dickinson W. Richards 1917 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Alexandra Robbins 1998 Journalist and author
James Stillman Rockefeller 1924 Olympic gold medalist for rowing, banker
James Gamble Rogers 1889 Architect, designed many of Yale's buildings
Gideon Rose 1985 Editor of Foreign Affairs
Theodore Runyon 1842 Envoy and U.S. Ambassador to Germany
William Nelson Runyon 1892 Acting Governor of New Jersey
Ari Shapiro 2000 Co-host of All Things Considered for National Public Radio
Huntington D. Sheldon 1925 Central Intelligence Agency; president of the Petroleum Corporation of America
Lewis Sheldon 1896 Paris Peace Conference, Olympic gold medalist
Ethan A. H. Shepley 1918 Chancellor of Washington University in St. Louis
George Shiras Jr. 1853 U.S. Supreme Court Justice
Sargent Shriver 1938 U.S. Ambassador to France, first director of the Peace Corps
Brinley D. Sleight 1858 New York State Assembly, newspaper editor
Benjamin Spock 1925 Olympic gold medalist
Homer Sprague 1852 President of the University of North Dakota
Roscoe S. Suddarth 1956 President of the Middle East Institute; U.S. Ambassador to Jordan
Charles Henry Tenney 1933 Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York
Calvin Trillin 1957 Writer
Garry Trudeau 1970 Doonesbury cartoonist
Mark Twain Honorary author and humorist
Joseph Twichell 1859 writer and Congregational minister
Cyrus Vance 1939 United States Secretary of State; United States Secretary of the Army; chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt III 1895 Brigadier general in the U.S. Army during the World War I
Tyler Varga 2015 Professional football player
George Edgar Vincent 1885 President of the University of Minnesota; president of the Rockefeller Foundation
Robert F. Wagner, Jr. 1933 Mayor of New York City
Allen Wardwell 1895 lawyer and parner of Davis Polk & Wardwell
John Hay Whitney 1926 U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom, publisher of New York Herald Tribune
Fareed Zakaria 1986 journalist, political commentator, editor, and author
Warren Zimmermann 1956 U.S. Ambassador to Yugoslavia