Kansas
Kansas is an American rock band that formed in 1973 in Topeka, Kansas and became popular during the decade initially on album-oriented rock charts and later with hit singles such as "Carry On Wayward Son" and "Dust in the Wind".
People born in Kansas (First 49 people) - Page 5
Emilee Flood
Musician
John Dan Kemp
Arkansas Supreme Court Chief Justice
Robert M. Utley
American author
Victor Wickersham
Former United States Representative
Booker Edgerson
Former american football player
John V. Fleming
H. Lee Scott, Jr.
American businessman
Joe Don Rooney
American musician
Byron Stewart
American actor
Max McCoy
American journalist
Waylande Gregory
Ceramic artist
Steven A. Scott
President of Pittsburg State University
Wally Moon
Baseball player
Angie Debo
American historian
Cody Belew
Singer
Dobbs Franks
Musical artist
Hugh R. Overholt
General
Gabriel Olaseni
Basketball player
Jesse Beams
American physicist
Mary McCormic
American operatic soprano
Nick Hague
American flight test engineer
Jim Richardson
American photographer
Larry Cheney
Baseball player
Michelle M. Pillow
Author
Nancy Moritz
Judge
Rodger Ward
Aviator
Elaine Bowers
Member of the Kansas Senate
Sam Colson
Former javelin thrower
Margaret H'Doubler
Robbie McClellan
Baseball player
Peggy Hull
American journalist
Cliff Lee
Baseball pitcher
Adam Faucett
Singer
Jimmy Zinn
Karen Aston
American basketball player
Bruce Barnes
Musical artist
Chris Richey
Former Arkansas State Representative
Richard Womack
Arkansas State Representative
Lanny Meyers
American composer
Wes Gardner
Baseball player
Tyler Tarver
Film producer
Carl Scarborough
American race car driver
Amanda Malkovich
John Malkovich's sister
Peyton Pallette
Baseball player
William Wirt Hastings
American Politician
Steuart Walton
American attorney
Louise Thaden
American aviator
