Founded in 1848 at Miami University in Ohio.
| Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
|---|
| Neil Armstrong |
Astronaut |
5-Aug-1930 |
|
First man on the Moon |
| James Baker |
Government |
28-Apr-1930 |
|
US Secretary of State, 1989-92 |
| William Brockman Bankhead |
Politician |
12-Apr-1874 |
15-Sep-1940 |
Speaker of the US House, 1936-40 |
| Berkley W. Bedell |
Politician |
5-Mar-1921 |
|
Congressman from Iowa, 1975-87 |
| Dirk Benedict |
Actor |
1-Mar-1945 |
|
Lt. Templeton Peck on the A-Team |
| Bill Bixby |
Actor |
22-Jan-1934 |
21-Nov-1993 |
David Banner on The Incredible Hulk |
| Richard W. Bolling |
Politician |
17-May-1916 |
21-Apr-1991 |
Congressman from Missouri, 1949-83 |
| James R. Boyd |
Business |
? |
|
VP of Ashland, 1986-2002 |
| John Y. Brown, Jr. |
Politician |
28-Dec-1933 |
|
Governor of Kentucky, 1979-83 |
| George Busbee |
Politician |
7-Aug-1927 |
16-Jul-2004 |
Governor of Georgia, 1975-83 |
| Dabney Coleman |
Actor |
3-Jan-1932 |
|
Moustache from 9 To 5 |
| Mike Connors |
Actor |
15-Aug-1925 |
|
Joe Mannix |
| Tim Conway |
Actor |
15-Dec-1933 |
|
The Carol Burnett Show |
| Prentice Cooper |
Government |
28-Sep-1895 |
18-May-1969 |
Governor of Tennessee, 1939-45 |
| Dennis DeConcini |
Politician |
8-May-1937 |
|
US Senator from Arizona, 1977-95 |
| George Eads |
Actor |
1-Mar-1967 |
|
Nick Stokes on CSI |
| Roger Ebert |
Critic |
18-Jun-1942 |
|
Corpulent film critic |
| Ric Flair |
Wrestling |
25-Feb-1949 |
|
Pro wrestler |
| Lou Gehrig |
Baseball |
19-Jun-1903 |
2-Jun-1941 |
Played 2,130 consecutive games |
| Jack Ham |
Football |
23-Dec-1948 |
|
Linebacker, NFL Hall of Famer |
| Tom Harmon |
Football |
28-Sep-1919 |
15-Mar-1990 |
Winner, 1940 Heisman Trophy |
| William F. Harrah |
Business |
2-Sep-1911 |
30-Jun-1978 |
Founder of Harrah's Casino |
| Nelson T. Hartson |
Government |
? |
? |
Solicitor of the IRS |
| Will H. Hays |
Business |
5-Nov-1879 |
7-Mar-1954 |
The Hays Production Code |
| James Holshouser |
Politician |
8-Oct-1934 |
|
Governor of North Carolina, 1973-77 |
| Ray L. Hunt |
Business |
c. 1943 |
|
Chairman of Hunt Oil |
| Jeffrey Hunter |
Actor |
25-Nov-1926 |
27-May-1969 |
King of Kings |
| Mark Hurd |
Business |
1957 |
|
President and CEO of Hewlett-Packard |
| Hank Ketcham |
Cartoonist |
14-Mar-1920 |
1-Jun-2001 |
Dennis the Menace |
| J. Willard Marriott |
Business |
17-Sep-1900 |
13-Aug-1985 |
Founded the Marriott hotel chain |
| James B. Milliken |
Educator |
c. 1957 |
|
President, University of Nebraska |
| Dan Moldea |
Journalist |
27-Feb-1950 |
|
Muckraker |
| Story Musgrave |
Astronaut |
19-Aug-1935 |
|
Spent 1281 hours in space |
| Robert G. Neumann |
Diplomat |
2-Jan-1916 |
18-Jun-1999 |
US Ambassador to Afghanistan, 1969-73 |
| Sam Nunn |
Politician |
8-Sep-1938 |
|
US Senator from Georgia, 1972-97 |
| Mike Price |
Football |
6-Apr-1946 |
|
UTEP Head Coach |
| Burt Reynolds |
Actor |
11-Feb-1936 |
|
Moustached Cannonball Run actor |
| James E. Risch |
Business |
3-May-1943 |
|
Lt. Governor of Idaho |
| Bob Schieffer |
Journalist |
25-Feb-1937 |
|
Face the Nation moderator |
| C. J. Silas |
Business |
15-Apr-1932 |
|
CEO of Phillips Petroleum, 1985-94 |
| Hulett C. Smith |
Politician |
21-Oct-1918 |
|
Governor of West Virginia, 1965-69 |
| Roger Smith |
Business |
12-Jul-1925 |
29-Nov-2007 |
CEO of General Motors, 1980-90 |
| Scott Stanzel |
Government |
15-Jan-1973 |
|
Deputy White House Press Secretary |
| Joel Stebbins |
Astronomer |
30-Jul-1878 |
16-Mar-1966 |
Photoelectric photometry |
| Donald F. Textor |
Business |
c. 1946 |
|
Former Partner, Goldman Sachs |
| Ernest Vandiver |
Politician |
3-Jul-1918 |
21-Feb-2005 |
Governor of Georgia, 1959-63 |
| Fred Vinson |
Judge |
22-Jan-1890 |
8-Sep-1953 |
US Supreme Court Chief Justice, 1946-53 |
| Doak Walker |
Football |
1-Jan-1927 |
27-Sep-1998 |
Detroit Lions, Hall of Famer |
| Burt Ward |
Actor |
6-Jul-1946 |
|
Robin the Boy Wonder |
| T. K. Wetherell |
Politician |
22-Dec-1945 |
|
President, Florida State University |
| Harry Whittington |
Attorney |
3-Mar-1927 |
|
Shot by Dick Cheney |
| William Winter |
Politician |
21-Feb-1923 |
|
Governor of Mississippi, 1980-84 |
| Frank Lloyd Wright |
Architect |
8-Jun-1867 |
9-Apr-1959 |
America's most famous architect |
