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* Fauset, Jessie Redmon (1901) Famed Hall, Prathia (June 1958) Civil rights activist,
African American novelist, ordained minister, and educator. Inducted in
editor of Crisis magazine. 2014.
Inducted in 1998
*Hanff, Helene (June 1933) Novelist,
Forman, Alma playwright and author of
Cuppinger (June 1951) award-winning radio and
First woman to receive a TV scripts. Inducted in
degree in civil engineering 2002.
from Drexel University.
Charter member of Harris, Barbara (Rt.
Society of Women Rev.) (June 1948)
Engineers. Inducted in Clergywoman. First female
2012. Bishop of Anglican Church.
Inducted in 2004.

Jessie Redmon Fauset Franklin, Shirley Clark Helen Hanff Henderson, Mae (January
(January 1963) First
1964) Author, professor,
African American woman
and activist for civil rights and feminism.
elected mayor of Atlanta Georgia. Inducted in
Inducted in 2014.
2000.

Gamble, Vanessa Northington (June 1970) Hinkson, Mary (January 1943) African American
Holds both M.D. and Ph.D. Professor of Medical classical dancer who performed at the New York
Humanities at George Washington University. City Ballet and the New York City Opera.
First African American woman to hold the post. Inducted in 2012.
Inducted in 2012.
Houghton, Edith (June 1932) Professional
Garonzik, Sara (June 1968) Executive baseball player. First woman scout in the Big
Producing Director of the Philadelphia Theatre Leagues—for the Philadelphia Phillies! Inducted in
Company. Inducted in 2010. 2010.

Gesenway, Eleanor Horowitz (January 1953) Ingraham, Germaine (January 1964) Former
Historic preservationist, author, educator, and Chief of Staff of the School District of
violinist. Inducted in 2014. Philadelphia, now a successful dance performer,
attorney, author. Inducted in 1998.
Gilmore, Perry Raefsky (January 1961)
University professor. Staff member of Alaska *Isard, Sonia Stupniker (June 1927)
Native Language Center. Inducted in 2012. Physician, pioneering allergist, president of
Philadelphia Allergy Society. Inducted in 2004.
Giorgio-Fox, Patricia (June 1969) First woman
to attain the rank of Deputy Police Jones, Loree (June 1986) Chief of Staff for
Commissioner of Philadelphia. Inducted in 2006. Chancellor of Rutgers University of Camden.
Former Managing Director for the City of
Glenn, Sandra Dungee (June 1975) Served as Philadelphia. Inducted in 2008.
a member of the Board of Education, the School
Reform Commission, and as Chair of the SRC. Kaplowitz, Lisa Glauser, M.D. (June 1967)
Inducted in 2008. Noted authority on infectious diseases. Lead
physician for the Office of Preparedness and
*Gordon, Mildred Gross (January 1952) Was Response of U.S. Dept. of Health & Human
Senior Mental Health Consultant at Reading
Hospital. Designed and implemented psychiatric Services. Inducted in
inpatient facility for Berks County. Inducted in 2004.
2000.
* Klein, Esther
Greenberger, Marcia Devins (June 1963) Moyerman (June 2016)
Founder and co-president of the National Journalist, publisher,
Women's Law Center in Washington, D.C. author, and public
Elected to the National Women's Hall of Fame. relations expert.
Inducted in 2006. Inducted in 1998.

Grossman, Edith Dorph (January 1953) Esther M. Klein
Professor, literary critic and reviewer and
translator of foreign works into English.
Inducted in 2002.

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