Manhattan High School - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

  • 19th century: Samuel Wendell Williston, paleontologist (pre-1873)
  • 19th century: Philip Fox, astronomer
  • 1916: Clementine Paddleford, food critic
  • 1918: Dewey Huston, 3-time all-conference football player at Kansas State
  • 1923: Frank B. Morrison, 34th Governor of Nebraska
  • 1926: Solon Toothaker Kimball, anthropologist
  • 1927: Fred Andrew Seaton, U.S. Senator, Secretary of the Interior
  • 1930: Kenneth S. Davis, historian, winner of Francis Parkman Prize
  • 1930: Joan Finney, 42nd Governor of Kansas
  • 1948: Harold Robinson, broke "color barrier" in Big Seven Conference, all-conference football player at Kansas State
  • 1949: Earl Woods, late father of Tiger Woods
  • 1951: Del Close, actor, comedian, one of the premier influences on modern improvisational theater
  • 1952: David Dary, journalist, author
  • 1952: Inger Stevens, actress
  • 1954: Tom Oberheim, inventor of Oberheim synthesizer and DMX drum machine, which defined early hip-hop production
  • 1964: Bill Buzenberg, journalist, executive director of Center for Public Integrity, former vice-president of news at NPR
  • 1966: Thomas Romig, Army's top-ranking Judge Advocate General, Dean of Washburn University School of Law
  • 1972: Dawayne Bailey, musician
  • 1974: Gary Spani, member of College Football Hall of Fame and Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame
  • 1977: Tim Jankovich, college basketball coach
  • 1981: Deb Richard, former professional golfer
  • 1983: Craig Colbert, professional baseball player
  • 1982: Anna Seaton Huntington, won bronze medal at 1992 Summer Olympics, member of America's Cup crew on the America3
  • 1989: Thomas Randolph, All-American football player at Kansas State
  • 1992: Will Tiao, actor
  • 1993: Steve Balderson, filmmaker
  • 1997: Jared Hess, filmmaker

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