Notable People
- Richard Beymer (born 1938) actor
- Buddy Biancalana (born 1960) former Major League Baseball player
- Greg Brown, folk musician
- Ron Cochran (1912–1994) television journalist
- Flavia Colgan, political contributor on MSNBC
- Joe Crail, (1877–1938) former California House of Representatives member
- Walter Day (born 1949) founder of Twin Galaxies
- Ashley Deans, head of Maharishi School of the Age of Enlightenment
- Dave Despain (born 1946) auto racing commentator on SPEED
- Ben Foster, actor
- Jon Foster, actor
- John Hagelin (born 1954) quantum physicist, three-time United States Presidential candidate
- Milo Hamilton, baseball announcer
- Harry Harlow, psychologist
- Bernhart Henn, Two-term U.S. Congressman, land agent, banker.
- Claire Hoffman (born 1977) journalist
- John Jackson (1885–1971) gold and bronze medal winner during the 1912 Summer Olympics
- Mitch Kapor (born 1950) founder of Electronic Frontier Foundation and was the first chair of the Mozilla Foundation
- Hugh J. Knerr (1887–1971) Major General in the United States Air Force
- Bob Krause, Iowa state representative
- Richard L. Lawson, 4 Star General, US Army Korean & Vietnam Wars
- F. Dickinson Letts, federal judge
- Pamela Levy, painter
- Moses A. McCoid, U.S. Representative from Iowa
- Bevan Morris (born 1949) president of Maharishi University of Management
- David Orme-Johnson (born 1941) TM researcher
- Claude R. Porter, member of the Iowa General Assembly, United States Attorney
- David Rosenboom, (born 1947) composer
- Mary Ruthsdotter (1944–2010) feminist activist
- Chad Setterstrom, National Football League player
- Hays B. White (1855–1930) Kansas state politician and lawmaker 1888–1918 then 5 term US Representative 1919–1929
- Robert Williamson Steele, Governor of the Territory of Jefferson
- James F. Wilson, United States Senator
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