| 1850 |
Louis Sullivan, architect, father of the modern skyscraper, teacher of Frank Lloyd Wright |
| 1851 |
Samuel P. Langley, Secretary of U.S. Smithsonian Institute at Air Force Base; an aircraft carrier and a solar measuring scale were named for him |
| - |
J. P. Morgan, Famous 19th and 20th Century Industrialist |
| 1911 |
William H. Meanix, World Record Holder, 440 yard hurdles, 1915-1941 |
| 1912 |
Gen. Matthew Ridway, Chief of Staff of the Army and Commander of Forces in Korea |
| 1923 |
William Ohrenberger, Boston Public Schools Superintendent and a BPS elementary school was named after him |
| 1925 |
Timothy J. Regan, Major General and Past Commander of Mass. National Guard |
| 1941 |
William Podd Hathaway, U.S. Senator, Maine |
| 1943 |
Francis X. Kelley, Marine Corps Commandant |
| 1944 |
Joseph M. McDonough, Boston Public Schools Superintendent |
| 1948 |
Leonard Nimoy, Actor |
| 1950 |
Minister Louis Farrakhan (Louis Eugene Walcott), Leader of the Nation of Islam |
| 1957 |
Robert J. Sbordone, Member, 1964 U.S. Olympic Team |
| 1959 |
David Cohen, Deputy Director, CIA |
| 1974 |
Kenneth Clarke, Professional Football Player, with the Cleveland Browns & the Dallas Cowboys |
