Notable Pages
- William B. Cushing, (naval hero of the American Civil War)
- John Dingell - 1938-1941 (U.S. Congressman)
- Paul E. Kanjorski - 1953-1955 (U.S. Congressman)
- Robert Bauman - 1953-1955 (U.S. Congressman)
- Bill Emerson - 1953-1955 (U.S. Congressman)
- Jed Johnson, Jr. - ?-1957 (U.S. Congressman)
- Jim Johnson - 1959 (1st African-American to be selected as a Page, but was not allowed to serve)
- Ander Crenshaw - June 1961 (U.S. Congressman)
- Douglas H. Bosco - ?-1963 (U.S. Congressman)
- Rush D. Holt Jr. - Summers 1963 & 1964 (U.S. Congressman)
- Bill Owens - (Governor of Colorado)
- Andrew Napolitano - 1966 (New Jersey Superior Court Judge & current contributor to Fox News)
- Thomas M. Davis, 1963-1967 - (U.S. Congressman)
- Roger Wicker - 1967 (U.S. Congressman and Senator)
- Bill Gates - 1972 (Founder/CEO of Microsoft)
- James Duke Mason - Summer 2008 (Actor & LGBT Advocate)
- David Beasley - (Governor of South Carolina)
- Maura Connelly - 1975-1977 (Ambassador/U.S. diplomat)
- R. Donahue Peebles - 1976-1978 (entrepreneur)
- Dave Hunt - 1985 (Oregon House Speaker)
- Dan Boren - Summer 1989 (U.S. Congressman)
- Jonathan Turley - 1977-78 (Law Professor, Legal Commentator, Litigator)
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