Notable Former Senate Pages
- Bobby Baker - senior staffer to Lyndon B. Johnson.
- Amy Carter
- Hannah Pingree, 1992 (later, Speaker, Maine House of Representatives, 2008 - )
- Anderson, Donnald - Clerk of the House 1987-1995
- Dan Boren - Summer 1989 (later U.S. Congressman)
- Thomas M. Davis, 1963-1967 - (later U.S. Congressman)
- Christopher Dodd (later a Senator, D-CT)
- Jim Kolbe (later a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, R-AZ)
- Mark Pryor (later a Senator, D-AR)
- Spiro Agnew (later a Vice President)
- Mike Lee (later a Senator, R-UT)
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