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Herbert Brownell Jr.
Former United States Attorney General
Sara Pozonsky
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Opal Hill
American professional golfer
John Angaiak
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L. James Sullivan
American inventor
Aaron Burmeister
Donald Olson
AK State Senator
Alberta Schenck Adams
Dean Carter
Serial killer
Reggie Joule
Former Mayor of the Northwest Arctic Borough
Paul Thiry
American architect
Thurl Ravenscroft
American actor
Bernice Neugarten
American psychologist
Andrew Shanle
American football player
Philip N. Krasne
American attorney
Joyce Ballantyne
Painter
Patrick M. Martin
U. S. representative
Robert Hilkemann
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Jim Scheer
Member of the University of Nebraska Board of Regents
Jeromey Clary
American football player
Lee Beyer
Member of the Oregon State Senate
Andy Olson
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Kathy Campbell
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Abby Nicole
Singer
Jeff Frey
Film producer
Doris Pawn
American film actress
Wes Nisker
Author
Scott Munter
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Charles H. Purcell
Civil engineer
Alfonza W. Davis
American aviator
Chuck Hagel
Former United States Secretary of Defense
Danny Woodhead
American golfer
Mike Mogis
American multi-instrumentalist
Roy De Forest
American painter
A. J. Mogis
Musician
Howard Baskerville
American teacher
Evelyn Hooker
American psychologist
Brian McCulley
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Keith Neville
Former Governor of Nebraska
Luke Caudillo
Nathan Enderle
American football quarterback
Ryan Schultz
American mixed martial artist
Joe Vogel
American-Lebanese basketball player
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Former Governor of Nebraska
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