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".
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Linda Collins-Smith
Former Member of the Arkansas Senate
George Thomas Van Bebber
Judge
Larry Winn
Former United States Representative
Thomas Chipman McRae
Former Governor of Arkansas
Thomas McRae
Former Governor of Arkansas
John J. Pettus
American Politician
Opothleyahola
Chief
Harry S. Truman
33rd U.S. President
James M. Harvey
Former United States Senator
James Madison Harvey
Former United States Senator
Charles B. Black
American basketball player
Fay Boozman
Former Member of the Arkansas Senate
Charles Banks Wilson
American artist
Nick Bacon
Military officer
Jim Line
American basketball player
Norma Steele
Greg Standridge
Wilson D. Watson
Soldier
Ed Meador
American football player
Jack Weinstein
Military veteran
William Bickerton
Ernest C. Quigley
American-Canadian referee
Royal Allen Hawkins
James Edward Doocy
Steve Doocy's father
Howard Engleman
Basketball coach
Wilbur Mills
Former United States Representative
Lonnie Glosson
American musician
Dandridge McRae
Lawyer
Dib Williams
American baseball athlete
Terry Wallis
Arkie Shibley
American singer
Stan Levitt
Actor
Jeffrey Paul Hillelson
Former United States Representative
Jean Cooper Masters
Bob Grim
Baseball player
Fred Hall
Former Governor of Kansas
Eugene Monroe Bartlett
Singer
Sleepy LaBeef
American singer
Sam Claphan
American football player
Jesse Harper
American football player
Matthew Lyon
Former United States Representative
Johnnie Bryan Hunt
American entrepreneur
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Former United States Representative
Mary Duggar
John W. Tyson
American businessman
Paul Dean
Irish rugby union player
Litokwa Tomeing
Former President of the Marshall Islands