Sterling, Springfield attorney, U.S. Senator of South Dakota 1913–25 (born in Ohio) Lee Stern, six-decade member of Chicago Board of Trade, founder-president of Chicago Sting pro soccer Dodie Stevens, singer, "Pink Shoe Laces" Fisher Stevens, actor, producer, director, Early Edition, Key West, Short Circuit, Stand Up Guys John Paul Stevens, attorney, Supreme Court Justice 1975–2010, third-longest tenure in court's history Adlai Stevenson I, Illinois congressman, U.S. postmaster general, 23rd Vice President of the United States 1893–97 (born in Kentucky) Adlai Stevenson II, attorney, politician (Democrat) Governor of Illinois, Ambassador to the United Nations, presidential candidate in 1952 and 1956 (born in California) Adlai Stevenson III, politician (Democrat), congressman and U.S. Senator from Illinois 1970–81 Lewis Stevenson, Illinois secretary of state 1914–17, father of Adlai Stevenson II McLean Stevenson, actor, M*A*S*H, Hello, Larry, The Doris Day Show William Stevenson, Olympic gold medalist, college president, ambassador Helen J. Stewart, pioneer, postmaster of Las Vegas James B. Stewart, journalist, 1988 Pulitzer Prize Levi Stewart, Mormon pioneer, associate of Brigham Young Lynn D. Stewart, lineman for Illinois in 1964 Rose Bowl, co-founder of Hooters restaurants David Ogden Stiers, actor, orchestral conductor; M*A*S*H, The Dead Zone, Doc Hollywood, Better Off Dead Isaiah Stillman, militia commander, Black Hawk War (born in Massachusetts) Darryl Stingley, NFL receiver, left quadriplegic by injury Howard St. John, actor, Born Yesterday, Li'l Abner, One, Two, Three Sto–Stz Barbara Stock, actress, Spenser: For Hire Frederick Stock, 37-year director of Chicago Symphony Orchestra (born in Germany) Milt Stock, MLB third baseman 1913–26 James Stockdale, one of U.S. Navy's most highly decorated officers, 1992 vice-presidential candidate Dejan Stojanović, poet, writer, essayist (born in Serbia) Johnny Stompanato, gangster, killed by daughter of Lana Turner Cynthia Stone, actress, wife of Jack Lemmon Dean Stone, pitcher for six MLB teams Melville E. Stone, publisher, founder of Chicago Daily News, manager of Associated Press Steve Stone, pitcher and broadcaster, Cubs and White Sox (born in Ohio) W. Clement Stone, philanthropist, self-help author Steve Stonebreaker, NFL linebacker 1962–68 Bill Stoneman, pitcher for Montreal Expos, general manager of Los Angeles Angels Wilbur F. Storey, journalist (born in Vermont) Hannah Storm, ESPN sportscaster Lauren Storm, actress, Flight 29 Down John Stossel, consumer reporter, investigative journalist, author Jean Stothert, mayor of Omaha, Nebraska Shirley Stovroff, pro baseball player Otto Stowe, NFL wide receiver 1971–74 Michael Stoyanov, actor, TV comedy writer, Blossom Win Stracke, folk musician Hank Stram, Pro Football Hall of Fame