Editing Phillips Academy (section)

==Notable alumni==
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File:George_H._W._Bush_presidential_portrait_(cropped).jpg|President [[George H. W. Bush]]
File:George-W-Bush.jpeg|President [[George W. Bush]]
File:Josiah Quincy 1772-1864.jpg|[[Josiah Quincy III]]
File:BurroughsEdgarRice.jpg|[[Edgar Rice Burroughs]]
File:Jessica_Livingston_in_2007.jpg|[[Jessica Livingston]]
File:Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr 1859-cropped.jpg|[[Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.]]
File:Humphrey Bogart publicity.jpg|[[Humphrey Bogart]]
File:Jack Lemmon - 1968.jpg|[[Jack Lemmon]]
File:Bill Belichick 2012 Shankbone.JPG|[[Bill Belichick]]
File:Lachlan Murdoch in May 2013.jpg|[[Lachlan Murdoch]]
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Andover has educated two U.S. presidents ([[George H. W. Bush]] and [[George W. Bush]]), a [[Supreme Court Justice|Supreme Court justice]] ([[William Henry Moody]]), six [[Medal of Honor]] recipients (Civil War: 2; Spanish–American War: 1; World War II: 2; Korean War: 1),<ref name="andover.edu">{{cite web |title=Andover and the Military » Alumni Military Register » Medal of Honor Recipients |url=http://www.andover.edu/Alumni/Military/Register/Pages/MedalofHonorRecipients.aspx |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120405220713/http://www.andover.edu/Alumni/Military/Register/Pages/MedalofHonorRecipients.aspx |archive-date=April 5, 2012 |access-date=October 30, 2011}}</ref> five [[Nobel Prize|Nobel laureates]] (making it one of only four secondary schools in the world to have educated five or more Nobel Prize winners), as well as winners of [[Tony Award|Tony]], [[Grammy Award|Grammy]], [[Emmy Award|Emmy]] and [[Academy Awards]]. It has educated numerous billionaires, including venture capitalist [[Tim Draper]]; private equity pioneer [[Theodore J. Forstmann|Ted Forstmann]]; oil heir and environmental philanthropist [[Ed Bass]]; [[Aga Khan V|Rahim Al-Hussaini Aga Khan V]], 50th Imam of the Ismaili Muslims, and media heir [[Lachlan Murdoch]].

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===Other notable alumni===

*[[Alexander Trowbridge]], [[United States Secretary of Commerce|U.S. Secretary of Commerce]]
*[[Anjali Sud]], American Businesswoman, CEO of [[Tubi]]
*[[Benjamin Spock]], pediatrician
*[[Bill Drayton]], social entrepreneur
*[[Bill Veeck]], owner of the [[Chicago White Sox]] and [[Cleveland Indians]]
*[[Buzz Bissinger]], journalist
*[[Carl Andre]], artist 
*[[Julia Alvarez]], writer
*[[Charles Ruff]], White House Counsel to [[Bill Clinton]]<ref>{{Cite web |last=Shakow |first=Patricia |date=2000-02-05 |title=Honorable Charles F. C. Ruff |url=https://dcchs.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/charles-f-c-ruff-complete-oral-history.pdf |access-date=2023-12-03 |website=Historical Society of the D.C. Circuit}}</ref>
*[[Chris Hughes]], co-founder of [[Facebook]]
*[[Christopher A. Wray|Christopher Wray]], Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
*[[David B. Birney]], Union General during the Civil War
*[[David Graeber]], anthropologist and activist
*[[Edgar Rice Burroughs]], author known for creating [[Tarzan of the Apes]] and [[John Carter of Mars]]; 
*[[Bill Belichick]], coach for the [[New England Patriots]] and recipient of eight [[Super Bowl]] rings
*[[Humphrey Bogart]], an Academy Award-winning actor considered to be one of the greatest stars of American cinema
*[[Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward|Elizabeth Stuart Phelps]], an early feminist and social reformer
*[[Francis Cabot Lowell]], instrumental figure in the [[American Industrial Revolution]] and namesake of [[Lowell, Massachusetts]]
*[[George Church (geneticist)|George Church]], geneticist
*[[Harlan Cleveland]], [[U.S. ambassador to NATO|U.S. Ambassador to NATO]]
*[[Heather Mac Donald]], political commentator
*[[Henry L. Stimson]], [[United States Secretary of State|U.S. Secretary of State]] and [[United States Secretary of War|Secretary of War]]
*[[Hiram Bingham III]], [[Governor of Connecticut]] and U.S. Senator who rediscovered [[Machu Picchu]]
*[[Jack Lemmon]], actor
*[[James Bell (New Hampshire politician)|James Bell]], U.S. Senator from [[New Hampshire]]
*[[Jeb Bush]], former [[List of governors of Florida|Governor of Florida]], [[2016 United States presidential election in North Carolina|2016 presidential candidate]], and member of [[Bush family|the Bush family]]
*[[Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck]], King of [[Bhutan]]
*[[Philip K. Wrigley]], chewing gum manufacturer
*[[John Berman]], news anchor
*[[John Darnton]], journalist 
*[[Dana Delany]], actress
*[[John F. Kennedy Jr.]], lawyer, journalist, and son of President [[John F. Kennedy]]
*[[Johnson N. Camden Jr.]], U.S. Senator from [[Kentucky]]
*[[Jonathan Alter]], journalist for ''[[Newsweek]]'' and bestselling author
*[[Jonathan Dee]], Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist
*[[Joseph Carter Abbott]], [[United States Senate|U.S. Senator]] from [[North Carolina]] and colonel in the [[American Civil War|Civil War]]
*[[Joseph Cornell]], influential avant-garde artist and filmmaker
*[[Josiah Quincy III]], [[Mayor of Boston]], President of [[Harvard University]]
*[[Kristen Faulkner]], road cyclist
*[[Karl Kirchwey]], poet
*[[Katie Porter]], [[U.S. Representative]] for [[California's 45th congressional district]]
*[[Lincoln Chafee]], U.S. Senator and [[Governor of Rhode Island]]
*[[Lucy Danziger]], editor-in-chief of [[Self (magazine)|''Self'']]
*[[Michael Beschloss]], historian
*[[Norman Cahners]], publisher
*[[Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.]], writer
*[[Olivia Wilde]], director and actress
*[[Patrick J. Kennedy]], U.S. Representative for [[Rhode Island's 1st congressional district]] and member of [[Kennedy family|the Kennedy family]]
*[[Peter Currie (businessman)|Peter Currie]], CFO of [[Netscape Navigator|Netscape]]
*[[Peter Halley]], postmodernist painter and essayist central to the development of [[Neogeo (art)]] in 1980s New York
*[[Raymond C. Clevenger]],  Senior U.S. Circuit Judge of the [[United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit|U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit]]
*[[Richard H. Brodhead]], president of [[Duke University]]
*[[Richard Theodore Greener]], first African-American graduate of [[Harvard University|Harvard]]
*[[Robert B. Stearns]], co-founder of [[Bear Stearns]]
*[[Sara Nelson (editor)|Sara Nelson]], editor-in-chief of ''[[Publishers Weekly]]''
*[[Sarah Rafferty]], actress
*[[Scooter Libby]], political advisor during the [[Presidency of George W. Bush|Bush administration]]
*[[Sokhary Chau]], politician and mayor
*[[Seth Moulton]], U.S. Representative for [[Massachusetts's 6th congressional district]] and [[2020 United States elections|2020 presidential candidate]]
*[[Stephen Carlton Clark]], founder of the [[National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum|Baseball Hall of Fame]]
*[[Sullivan Ballou]], Union Civil War officer remembered for a letter written to his wife before he was killed at the [[First Battle of Bull Run|Battle of Bull Run]]
*[[Theodore Dwight Weld]], prominent abolitionist.
*[[Thomas C. Foley]], [[List of ambassadors of the United States to Ireland|U.S. Ambassador to Ireland]]
*[[Tracy Kidder]], Pulitzer Prize-winning literary journalist
*[[Vanessa Kerry]], physician, CEO [[Seed Global Health]], [[World Health Organization]] Special Envoy for Climate Change and Health
*[[Vance C. McCormick]], Chair of the [[Democratic National Committee|DNC]] and of the American delegation at the [[Treaty of Versailles]]
*[[Victor Kiam]], owner of the New England Patriots and entrepreneur
*[[Walker Evans]], photojournalist 
*[[Charles L. Flint]], co-founder of the [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology]] and the [[University of Massachusetts Amherst]] 
*[[A. Bartlett Giamatti]], president of [[Yale University]]
*[[Walter Boardman Kerr]], WWII correspondent for the ''[[New York Herald Tribune]]'' and author
*[[William Damon]], noted psychologist and educator
*[[William King (governor)|William King]], first [[Governor of Maine]] and prominent proponent for Maine's statehood
*[[William R. Timken]], [[List of ambassadors of the United States to Germany|U.S. Ambassador to Germany]]
*[[Willow Bay]], journalist for the [[HuffPost|''Huffington Post'']]
*[[Jens David Ohlin]], Cornell Law Dean and legal scholar
*[[Luke Cole]], Environmental lawyer and activist{{div col end}}