Notable Alumni of Spring Hill College
Notable alumni of Spring Hill College include Paul Morphy (American chess master of the 1850s), Clifton Williams (NASA astronaut killed in 1967 plane crash) and Nick Bollettieri (Tennis coach who pioneered the tennis boarding school).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Alexis Herman 1947–2025
23rd U.S. Secretary of Labor
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Jeremiah Denton 1924–2014
Navy rear admiral, Vietnam POW and U.S. senator
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Samuel D. McEnery 1837–1910
30th Governor of Louisiana and U.S. senator
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Carlos Trujillo 1983–
Former US Ambassador to the Organization of American States
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Richard Alvin Tonry 1935–2012
Former Democratic congressman from Louisiana
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J. Daniel Breen 1950–
Senior US district judge, Western District of Tennessee
Science and academia
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Clifton Williams 1932–1967
NASA astronaut killed in 1967 plane crash
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Patrick J. Geary 1948–
Medievalist, professor emeritus at Institute for Advanced Study
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Miller Reese Hutchison 1876–1944
Electrical engineer and inventor of early hearing aid
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Sidney Phillips 1924–2015
Family physician, author and former Marine
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William R. Stoeger 1943–2014
Jesuit astronomer and theologian
Arts and media
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Colman McCarthy 1938–2026
Journalist, teacher and peace activist
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Edward Troye 1808–1874
Painter known for Thoroughbred horse portraits
Sports
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Nick Bollettieri 1931–2022
Tennis coach who pioneered the tennis boarding school
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Eric Campbell 1977–
Former professional basketball player
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Mickey Gorka 1972–
Israeli basketball coach and former player
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Tony Younger 1980–
American-Israeli basketball coach and former player
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Georgie Ratterman 1898–1961
College football player
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Moon Ducote 1897–1937
Football and baseball player and coach
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Reginald Warren 1981–
Professional basketball player in Japan
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Milt Bolling 1930–2013
MLB shortstop for Red Sox, Senators and Tigers
Other fields
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Paul Morphy 1837–1884
American chess master of the 1850s
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Michael Kearney 1984–
Child prodigy known for young-graduate world records
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Anthony Dominic Pellicer 1824–1880
First Bishop of San Antonio
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with Spring Hill College (people who attended both).