Notable Alumni of Emporia State University
Notable alumni of Emporia State University include John Kuck (1928 Olympic shot put gold medallist), Reynaldo Rey (Actor, comedian and television personality) and Patricia Roberts (Olympic basketball medalist and coach).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Sam V. Stewart 1872–1939
Sixth Governor of Montana
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Karl C. King 1897–1974
U.S. Representative from Pennsylvania
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Edward Herbert Rees 1886–1969
U.S. representative from Kansas
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Kathryn O'Loughlin McCarthy 1894–1952
US representative from Kansas
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Walter A. Huxman 1887–1972
27th governor of Kansas and federal judge
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John Conover Nichols 1896–1945
U.S. Representative from Oklahoma, 1935–1943
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William S. Hill 1886–1972
US representative from Colorado for nine terms
Science and academia
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Ama Afo Blay
Ghanaian educationist and former Director General of Ghana Education Service
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Hall Hibbard 1903–1996
Aerospace engineer and Lockheed administrator
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Herbert B. Hungerford 1885–1963
Entomologist and University of Kansas professor
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Panayiotis Zavos 1944–
Physiologist who claimed he could clone humans
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Louis F. Burns 1920–2012
Osage historian, author and teacher
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Edwin Adams Davis 1904–1994
Historian and Louisiana State University professor
Arts and media
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Reynaldo Rey 1940–2015
Actor, comedian and television personality
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Vicki Myron 1947–
Librarian and author of Dewey
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Katie A. Keane 1980–
Film, television and stage actress
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Henry Roe Cloud 1884–1950
Ho-Chunk educator and Presbyterian minister
Sports
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John Kuck 1905–1986
1928 Olympic shot put gold medallist
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Patricia Roberts 1955–
Olympic basketball medalist and coach
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Al Feuerbach 1948–
Shot putter, fourth at 1976 Olympics
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Eldon Danenhauer 1935–2021
Denver Broncos offensive tackle from 1960 to 1965
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Fred Kipp 1931–
MLB player for the Dodgers and Yankees
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Archie San Romani 1912–1994
Middle-distance runner, 4th in 1936 Olympic 1500m
Other fields
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Adam Purple 1930–2015
New York guerrilla gardener and activist
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 Emporia State University (people who attended both).