Danny Aiello:

Award-winning television and motion picture actor

Anna Maria Alberghetti:

Renowned singer, actress

Norman Alden:

Character actor; television and films

Kermit Alexander:

UCLA football All-American and NFL All Pro Defense and Offense

Jed Allan:

Singer, actor

Ed Ames:

Singer, actor

Richard Anderson:

Actor, producer

Ray Anthony:

Orchestra leader, trumpet player

Desi Arnaz Jr.:

Musician, actor, singer

Christopher Atkins:

Television and motion picture actor

Kaye Ballard:

Actress, singer; stage, television and films

Gene Barry:

Actor, singer; stage, television and films

Billy Barty: Deceased

Actor, comedian

Don Baylor:

Ex-major league baseball player and major league manager

John Beradino: Deceased

Television star of General Hospital for 30 years (deceased)

Yogi Berra:

Major league baseball Hall of Famer, catcher and major league manager

George Blanda:

Former NFL football player, Hall of Famer

Eric Braeden:

Actor/Soap Opera Star

Lloyd Bridges: Deceased

Motion picture and television star (deceased)

John Brodie:

Former NFL football Quarterback

Les Brown: Deceased

Famed Orchestra leader

Les Brown Jr:

Singer, actor

Tony Butala:

Lead singer of The Lettermen

Dick Butkus:

Former NFL football player, Hall of Famer/Actor

John Byner:

Comedian, actor

Rory Calhoun: Deceased

TV and Motion Picture Actor (deceased) <

Michael Callan:

Television and motion picture star

Glen Campbell:

Singer, songwriter, musician, actor

Jack Carter:

Comedian, actor

John Castellanos:

Actor, Soap opera star

Sydney Chaplin:

Stage, motion picture, television actor

Don Cherry:

Singer, songwriter

Linda Christian:

Motion picture, television actress

Carol Connors:

Songwriter, singer

Mike Connors:

Motion picture, television actor

Dick Contino:

Accordionist, singer

Norm Crosby:

Comedian, actor

Tony Curtis:

Motion picture and television actor, artist, author

Bill Dana:

Comedian, actor

Alvin Dark:

Former major league baseball player, major league manager

Beryl Davis:

Singer

Tommy Davis:

Former major league baseball player and batting coach

Bill Farrell:

Singer

Tom Fears: Deceased

Former NFL football player, Hall of Famer (deceased)

Norman Fell: Deceased

Comedian, television actor (deceased)

Bob Feller:

Former major league baseball player, Hall of Famer

Bob Flanigan & Greg Stegman:

Manager/Lead singer of the Four Freshmen

Tom Flores:

Former NFL football player, coach, general manager, sports announcer

Robert Forster:

Academy award actor - best supporting actor

Anne Francis:

Motion picture and television actress

Connie Francis:

Singer, recording artist, actress

Kathy Garver:

Television, stage actress

Al Geiberger:

Former PGA Touring Pro; now Senior Touring Pro

Larry Gelbart:

Writer, producer, director, author

Jack Ging:

Motion picture and television actor

Kelsey Grammer:

Television, stage actor

Gogi Grant:

Singer

Shecky Greene:

Comedian, actor

Lalo Guerrero:

Singer, songwriter, Father of Chicano Music

Bryant Gumbel:

Television host

Tom Haller:

Former major league baseball player

John Havilcek:

Former NBA player, assistant coach, and coach

Norb Hecker:

Former NFL player, assistant coach, and coach

Hope Holiday& Frank Marth:

Motion picture and television actors

Anna Maria Horsford:

Motion picture and television actress

Dennis James: Deceased

Television Fame Show host, actor (deceased)

Anne Jeffreys:

Motion picture, television actress, singer

Herb Jeffries:

Singer, motion picture actor

Arte Johnson:

Television, motion picture actor, comedian

Sam Jones:

Former NBA player, Hall of Famer

Buddy Kaye: Deceased

Songwriter

Lainie Kazan:

Actress, singer, recording artist

Howard Keel:

Singer, motion picture and television actor

Harmon Killebrew:

Former Major League Baseball Player and Hall of Famer

Ralph Kiner:

Former major league baseball player, Hall of Famer, announcer for the New York Mets

Chuck Knox:

Former NFL football coach

Bernie Kopell:

Television, motion picture actor

Jack Kramer:

Former professional tennis player, Hall of Famer

Dick "Night Train" Lane: Deceased

Former NFL football player, Hall of Famer

Ted Lange:

Television, stage actor, writer, director

Tommy Lasorda:

Former manager, current Vice President L.A. Dodgers

Rod Laver:

Former professional tennis player, Hall of Famer

Carol Lawrence:

Singer, actress, dancer

Marc Lawrence:

Motion picture and television actor

Johnny Lee:

Country Western Singer

Hal Linden:

Television, stage, motion picture actor

Roberta Linn:

Singer, television performer

Robert Loggia:

Motion picture and television actor

Trini Lopez:

Singer, songwriter, actor

Maurice Lucas:

Former NBA basketball player, Hall of Famer

Johnny Lujack:

Former NFL football player, Hall of Famer

Patrick Macnee:

Motion picture, television actor, author

Johnny Mann:

Television conductor

Mickey Manners:

Comedian, actor

Eddy Lawrence Manson: Deceased

Harmonica virtuoso, composer, writer (deceased)

Peter Marshall:

Television Game Show host, singer, motion picture, television actor

Al Martino:

Singer, motion picture and television actor

Bill Marx:

Musician, composer, writer

Ron Masak:

Television, motion picture actor

Gene Mauch:

Former major league baseball player, major league manager

Virginia Mayo:

Motion picture actress, dancer, singer

James MacArthur:

Motion picture, television, and stage actor

Mickey McDermott:

Former major league baseball pitcher

Gavin and Patty McLeod:

Television, stage, and motion picture actors

Barbara McNair:

Singer, television and motion picture actress

Alvy Moore: Deceased

Television, motion picture actor (deceased)

Terry Moore:

Motion picture, television actress, author

Jaye P. Morgan:

Singer, stage actress

Robert Morse:

Stage, motion picture, television actor. Two-time "Tony" winner

Gary Morton: Deceased

Comedian, television actor, director, producer (deceased)

Susie McAllister Morton:

LPGA professional golfer and wife of Gary Morton

Don Most:

Television, stage actor

Ben Murphy:

Television, motion picture actor

Jan Murray:

Comedian, radio talk-show host, actor

David Naughton:

Motion picture, television actor

Don Newcombe:

Former major league baseball pitcher

Julie Newmar: