Who are some famous people who were once Girls Scouts?

Answer 1

Every president's wife is asked (and has allways) accepted the role of Honorary President of Girl Scouts. Here are a "few" others;)

Natalie Merchant (singer)
Judy Woodruff (CNN anchor)
Cathy Rigby (olympic gymnast)
Jan Davis (astronaut)
Juliette Gordon Low (founder of Girl Scouts)
Marion Anderson, Singer
Sarah Louise Arnold, Dean of Simmons College
Martina Arroyo, Soprano
Lucille Ball, Actress
Carol Bellamy, Politician
Candace Bergen, Actress
Polly Bergen, Actress
Veronica Biggins, Assistant to President Clinton
Shirley Temple Black, Actress
Dr. Joyce Brothers, Doctor/Writer
Erma Bombeck, Writer
Margaret Bourke-White, Photographer
Donna Caponi, Golfer
Mariah Carey, Singer
Rosalyn Carter, Former First Lady
Kitty Carlisle, Actress
Peggy Cass, Actress
Susie Chaffe, Skier, Entertainer
Linda Chavez-Thompson, Executive Vice-President, AFL-CIO
Joie Chen, CNN Reporter
Hillary Rodham Clinton, Senator from New York & Former First Lady
Martha Layne Collins, Governor
Katie Couric, TV News Anchor
Sandra Dee, Actress
Bette Davis, Actress
Jan Davis, Astronaut
Elizabeth Dole, Former head of the Red Cross
Virginia Edwards, Editor, Education Week, and President, Editorial Projects in Education
Joy Fawcett, 1999 US Women's World Cup Team
Dorothy Felton, State Representative, Fulton County
Millicent Fenwick, Senator
Geraldine Ferraro, Politician
Pam Fields, Mrs. Fields Bakery
Dr. Anna Fisher, Astronaut
Carrie Fisher, Actress
Peggy Fleming, Skater
Marie Gaudette, Writer/Songwriter/Poet
Phyllis George, Actress
Linda Goodman, Astrologer
Ella Grasso, Governor
Florence Griffith-Joyner, Track & Field Olympic Gold Medalist
Cathy Guisewite, Cartoonist
Dorothy Hamill, Skater
Helen Hayes, Actress
Phyllis Heller, President, Buckhead Publishing
Celeste Holm, Actress
Lou Henry Hoover, Former First Lady
Tamara Jernigan, NASA astronaut
Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Olympic Gold Medalist
Wynonna Judd, Singer
Nancy Kassenbaum, Senator
Grace Kelly, Actress/Princess
Ethel Kennedy, Matriarch of Political Family
Martha Keyes, Politician
Jean Kirkpatrick, Politician
Ann Landers, Advice Columnist
Dorothy Lamour, Actress
Shari Lewis, Puppeteer
Nancy Lopez, Golfer
Susan Lucci, Actress
Shannon Macmillan, 1999 US Women's World Cup Team
Christa McAuliffe, Teacher/Astronaut
Natalie Merchant, Musician
Barbara Mikulski, U. S. Senator from Maryland
Patsy Mink, Politician
Carol Moseley-Braun, U.S. Senator
Mary Tyler Moore, Actress
Minnie Mouse, Actress
Julie Nixon Eisenhower, Former President's Daughter
Pat Nixon, Former First Lady
Trisha Nixon Cox, Former President's Daughter
Jessye Norman, Opera Singer
Deborah Norville, TV News Anchor
Sandra Day O'Connor, Supreme Court Justice
Betsy Palmer, Actress
Libby Pataki, Wife of the Governor of New York
Jane Pauley, TV News Anchor
Queen Elizabeth II
Dixie Lee Ray, Governor
Nancy Reagan, Former First Lady
Janet Reno, U.S. Attorney General
Judy Resnick, Astronaut
Debbie Reynolds, Actress
Dr. Sally Ride, Astronaut
Cathy Rigby, Olympic Gymnast and TV Commentator
Chita Rivera, Actress
Pat Schroeder, Politician
Dr. Gloria Scott, Educator
Dr. Rhea Sedden, Astronaut
Dinah Shore, Performer
Dawn Staley, WNBA and 1998 Gold Medallist for Women's Basketball Team
Le Nett Stanley, State Representative, Fulton County
Gloria Steinem, Editor/Author/Women's Rights Activist
Kathy Sullivan, Astronaut
Catherine Switzer, TV Sports Reporter
Susan Taylor, editor-in-chief, Essence magazine
Shirley Temple Black, Actress/Ambassador/CampFire Girl
Marlo Thomas, Actress
Cheryl Tiegs, Model
Kathleen Turner, Actress
Abigail Van Buren, Advice Columnist
Judith Viorst, Author
Barbara Walters, TV Anchor
Christine Todd Whitman, former Governor of New Jersey, Presidential Cabinet member
Venus Williams, Tennis Pro
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Former First Lady
Judy Woodruff, Anchor and Senior Correspondent, CNN

Answer 2

Star Jones, Mary Tyler Moore, Vera Wang...

Answer 3

David Schwimmer.