Famous Sisters Carol Lawrence- actress, singer, dancer, "General Hospital" and Maria in the Broadway "West Side Story" Gail Kobe- executive producer of "The Guiding Light" Sharon Walton- 1986 World National Show Twirling Champion Megan Blake- Actress, appeared on "The Young and the Restless" Jane Hensen - widow of Jim Hensen and co-creator of the Muppets Leslie Zuk- producer of P.M. Magazine Priscilla Lindsay- actress in theatre productions and commercials Diana Tonegal- Glamour Magazine's Top Ten Collegiate Women of 1985 Betsey Johnson- Illustrator for Mademoiselle Magazine Verna Kay Gibson- former president of The Limited clothing stores Elizabeth Lyles- Chairperson of Lyles Diversified, 1987 Professional Woman of the Year Mary Holtman- Fashion designer Alice Dittman- Bank president in Lincoln, Nebraska Susan Binder- First woman president of a U.S. baking company Fay McGrath- Owner of Auntie Fay Inc. , a domestic placement services Kathy Spetz- creator of mascot costumes, including Betsie Bear Elizabeth Grossman- former dean of Indiana University of Nursing, appointed by President Reagan to the National Commission of Health Services Rugh Patrick- past chairperson of Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia Mary Burt Nash- retired juvenile court judge, past president of Arkansas AAUW Jan Davis- astronaut, candidate for NASA's space shuttle Frances Kinne- chancellor of Jacksonville University Mary Doremus- president and founder of Challenge International Rita Prescott- first woman judge in Court of Common Pleas, Delaware County, Pennsylvania Wendy Nelder- 1984 president, Board of Supervisors in San Francisco Judith Moss- appointed by President Reagan to National Advisory Council of Women's Educational Programs Jane Marshal Spears- member of West Virginia House of Delegates 1974-1980, West Virginia Senate 1980-1988 Melanie Berney- Managing Editor of White House News Summary Office during President Ford's administration Catherine Anderson- Professor Emeritus of English, Lane Community College Karen Tumulty- Time Correspondent Marilyn Raptakis Swierk- 1993 National Home Economics Teacher of the Year, 1994 Presidental Service Award nominee Laurie Lea Schaefer- Miss America 1972 Diana Goodman- Miss Georgia USA 1976 Patsy Paugh- Miss West Virginia 1977 Cheryl Bergess- Miss Alabama USA 1977 Meagan Blake- Miss Georgia 1978 Pamela Paugh- Miss West Virginia 1980 Tamera Renee Little- Miss Alabama 1984 Debra Deitering- Miss Iowa 1984 Laurie Broderick- Miss Indiana 1986 Mary Grace Santagata- Miss Connecticut 1994 Kathy Morse- Miss Maine 1997