footage of the game of basketball captured on film is that of a 1904 game involving female students at Missouri Valley College. Notable people Alumni The alumni association comprises more than 16,760 members. The Office of Alumni Relations encourages alumni to become involved in alumni and college activities. Alumni are recognized by the college for meritorious activity through the Outstanding Alumnus Award, the Honorary Alumnus Award, and other special recognition. Among the college's notable former students and alumni are: Virgil Blossom, Superintendent of Schools of the Little Rock School District during the Little Rock Nine Mickey Burns, TV host, writer, producer Clarissa Chun, 5th place, 2008 Beijing Olympics (woman's wrestling-48 kg) LC Davis, MMA star Tonya Evinger, professional Mixed Martial Artist, former Invicta FC Bantamweight Champion, currently competing in the UFC Lou Fette, Former Major League Baseball player. 1939 NL All-Star Caleb Flaxey 2014 Sochi Olympic Gold Medalist, Curling Herbert Harris U.S. Representative from Virginia Ron Hall, National Football League (NFL), Pittsburgh Steelers 1959; American Football League (AFL), Boston Patriots 1961 to 1967. AFL All-Star in 1963. Bobby Lashley (Class of 1999), professional wrestler in WWE and TNA and Mixed martial artist Vernetta Lesforis, gold medalist at the 1999 Central American and Caribbean Championships W. Alan McCollough, American businessman, Director of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, La-Z-Boy and VF Corporation Ameya Pawar, Chicago Alderman Alan M. Powell, Businessman in Scottsdale, Arizona Moses Regular, American football player Faculty and staff Benjamin Anderson, Austrian School economist, professor at MVC Volney Ashford, football coach inducted in College Football Hall of Fame Robert K. Enders, notable zoologist, professor at MVC Charles W. Gehrke, chemist, researcher, entrepreneur, professor at MVC References External links Official athletics website Universities and colleges affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA) Buildings and structures in Saline County, Missouri Educational institutions established in 1889 Education in Saline County, Missouri Private universities and colleges in Missouri 1889 establishments in Missouri