In case anyone is interested in who went to this school like Anne Heche and Ayassa Pressley, here's the list:

Notable alumni

Mark Pincus

Paul Adelstein, actor

Jonathan Alter, liberal journalist, critic, author, and editor for Newsweek.[17]

Jennifer Beals, actress (Flashdance, Devil in a Blue Dress, The L Word).[17]

Margaret Bonds, composer, pianist, and activist.

Sir Henry Channon, Member of Parliament (U.K.), diarist.[18]

Carl Diehl, All-American college football player at Dartmouth

Bobby Florsheim, screenwriter

Eric Forsberg, filmmaker

Chuck Gelatka, football player

Edward Gorey, writer and illustrator

Justin Hall, pioneer blogger

Daryl Hannah, actress (Blade Runner, Splash, Kill Bill).[17]

Sarah Haskins, comedian

Anne Heche, actress (Donnie Brasco, Psycho, Six Days Seven Nights).[17]

Katharine Holabird, author

Celeste Holm, Oscar-winning actress

Arnold Horween, Harvard Crimson and NFL football player

Ralph Horween, Harvard Crimson and NFL football player

Peter Jacobson, actor

Ian Keith (1899–1960), actor of theater and film who worked opposite John Wayne in The Big Trail and with directors D.W. Griffith and Cecil B. DeMille.

Eric Klinenberg, sociologist and author

Karyn Kupcinet, actress[19]

Amy Landecker, actress

Kate Levant, artist[citation needed]

Kevin A. Lynch, urban planner

David Mamet, playwright (Glengarry Glen Ross), author, and screenwriter (The Verdict, Wag the Dog).[17]

Robert McCormick Adams Jr., American anthropologist and secretary of the Smithsonian Institution.

Joan Mitchell, artist best known for her painting in the abstract expressionism movement.[17]

Alicia Patterson, editor and publisher

Elise Paschen, poet

Edith Pattou, author

Alan Pierson, conductor, co-founder of the Alarm Will Sound ensemble,[20] Artistic Director of the Brooklyn Philharmonic

Mark Pincus, founder of social game company Zynga

Ayanna Pressley, Democratic US congresswoman[21]

Jay Pritzker, entrepreneur[citation needed]

Jennifer Pritzker, founder of the Pritzker Military Museum & Library, first and only known transgender billionaire

Barney Rosset, entrepreneur, publisher

Jeremy Sisto, actor

Brad Thor, author

Ping Tom, civic leader

Carleton Washburne, educator and author

Jacob Weisberg, journalist and editor of Slate.[17]

Joe Weisberg, creator of The Americans

Jordan Weisman, founder of FASA Corporation & WizKids

Haskell Wexler, cinematographer (Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, for).[17]

Jim White, defensive end in the National Football League and Canadian Football League

Hillary Wolf, actress & two-time U.S Olympian in judo

Billy Zane, actor

Lisa Zane, actress, vocalist