Z. George, University of Mississippi – senator from Mississippi, 1881–1898 Thomas Hardwick, Mercer University, 1892 – senator from Georgia, 1913–1918 J. Bennett Johnston, Washington & Lee College, 1954 – senator from Louisiana, 1972–1997 Eugene D. Millikin, University of Colorado, 1913 – senator from Colorado, 1941–1956 Sherman Minton, Indiana University Senator from Indiana, 1935–1941 Sam Nunn, Georgia Tech 1960 – founder of the Nuclear Threat Initiative; senator from Georgia, 1972–1997 James E. Risch, University of Idaho, 1965, 1968 – J.D.; senator from Idaho, 2008–present Arthur Raymond Robinson, University of Chicago, 1913 – senator from Indiana, 1925–1934 Elbert Thomas, University of Utah, 1906 – senator from Utah, 1933–1950 John Elmer Thomas, DePauw University, 1900 – senator from Oklahoma, 1927–1950 Thomas R. Underwood, University of Kentucky, 1919 – Congressman from Indiana; senator from Indiana, 1951–1952 William F. Vilas, University of Wisconsin, 1858 – senator from Wisconsin, 1891–1896 Edward Cary Walthall, University of Mississippi – senator from Indiana, 1885–1894 Xenophon P. Wilfley, Washington University in St. Louis, 1899 – senator from Missouri, 1917–1918 Raymond E. Willis, Wabash College, 1896 – senator from Indiana, 1941–1956 Other Jean Baptiste Adoue, University of Texas, 1906 – former mayor of Dallas, Texas Ralph Haben, University of Florida – former Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives Adam Hasner, University of Maryland, 1991 – House Majority Leader, Florida House of Representatives, 2002–present John F. Hayes, Washburn University – majority leader, Kansas House of Representatives Jim Herring, University of Mississippi 1960 – state chairman of the Mississippi Republican Party 2001–2008; state circuit court judge, 1997–1999 Thomas M. Honan, Indiana University Bloomington, 1899 – Speaker of the Indiana House of Representatives, 1908-1910; Indiana Attorney General, 1911-1915 Brad Little, University of Idaho 1977 – Lieutenant Governor of Idaho, 2009– Henry F. Mason, Wisconsin, 1881 – Chief Justice of the Kansas Supreme Court William Harding Mayes, Vanderbilt University, 1881 – Lieutenant Governor of Texas, 1912–14 Charles D. McAtee, Washburn University, 1950 – Marine Corps officer; FBI agent; candidate for Congress; Kansas Attorney General; supervised the last executions in Kansas as director of penal institutions, 1965–1969 Warren W. Shaw, Washburn University, 1931 – judge; member of Eisenhower's staff during World War II; representative in the Kansas House of Representatives; 1954 Republican nominee for Kansas governor Shap Smith, University of Vermont, 1987 – current Speaker of the Vermont House of Representatives Robert Stone, Washburn University, 1889 – Speaker of the Kansas House of Representatives, 1915