Notable Alumni
- John Balthasar Brungardt 1980, 6th Bishop of Dodge City.
- Thomas Hoenig 1968?, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, earned his bachelors degree in economics at St. Benedicts College in 1968.
- Irv Comp 1941?, former starting quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, member of the 1944 NFL Championship team.
- Cyril Fountain 1953, Chief Justice of the Bahamas from 1995 to 1996
- Terrance W. Gainer 1969?, Sergeant-at-Arms of the U.S. Senate for the 110th United States Congress (January 4, 2007 – present)
- Terry Hanson, 1969 Athlete and Coach in Ravens Hall of Fame who went on to a successful career in pro sports and the media.
- Kenneth O. Hartnett, 1956, Journalist. Fellow, Harvard Univ. Institute of Politics, Managing Editor, Boston Herald-American, WGBH-TV Boston.
- Darryl Jones, 1968, athlete led 1967 basketball team to NAIA National Championship, NAIA All-American and All-Decade team selection. Drafted by NBA's San Diego Rockets prior their move to Houston.
- David Koechner, America Actor. Did not graduate.
- Wangari Maathai 1964, 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Winner
- Jamie Mueller 1982?, Former professional NFL running back of the Buffalo Bills (1987–1990).
- Donn B. Murphy 1951? Ph.D., professor of theatre at Georgetown University, and president of The National Theatre in Washington D.C.
- Chris L. Rutt 1880?, inventor of Aunt Jemima pancake mix.
- Joseph P. Teasdale ex-1954, Governor of Missouri (1977–1981).
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