So as we move on into Kansas, we discovered like every state, it has it's funny outdated laws. What about famous people in history?
Lets start with my Favorites....the ones in fictional lore....perhaps a very lovable alien with a big fat S on his chest???
Fictional persons:
- Helen Crump, (1962), girlfriend of Sheriff Andy Taylor of Mayberry on The Andy Griffith Show, from rural Kansas.
- Dennis the Menace, (1951), neighborhood terror, Wichita, Kansas.
- Matt Dillon, (1949), Fictional marshal, Dodge City, Kansas.
- Michael Dorie, mutant character from Marvel Comics X-Men series, Picayune, Kansas.
- Dorothy Gale, (1900), farm girl who lived with her Aunt Em and Uncle Henry; transported to the Land of Oz by a tornado, with her dog Toto.
- Elmer Gantry, (1927), evangelist and title character in the Sinclair Lewis novel of the same name. Attended college in Kansas.
- Gil Hamilton, (c. 2083), futuristic detective, Topeka, Kansas.
- Will Kane, (1952), fictional sheriff in the 1952 classic Western High Noon, from Hadleyville, Kansas.
- Johnny Kaw, (1955), mythical Kansas settler, Manhattan, Kansas.
- Clark Joseph Kent, (1938), adopted child of Jonathan and Martha Kent of Smallville, known as the alter ego Superman, born on Krypton as Kal-El.
- Lana Lang, (1950), Superboy's teenage love interest, Smallville, Kansas.
- Major Astro, (1960), fictional astronaut portrayed by local character actor Tom Leahy. Host of a children's television program. Wichita, Kansas.
- Colleen McMurphy, lead character from China Beach, from a "small town" in Kansas.
- Cameron Mitchell, Lieutenant Colonel of Stargate SG-1 television series, from Auburn, Kansas.
- Jack B. Quick, (1999), boy genius, Queerwater Creek, Kansas.
- Amanda Rogers, (born 2351), fictional character on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Topeka, Kansas.
- Pete Ross, (1961), Superboy's bestfriend, Smallville, Kansas.
- Mary Ann Summers, traveler on a "three-hour tour" that was lost at sea on Gilligan's Island, Winfield, Kansas.
- Annie Wilson, (1993), aspiring actress, Wichita, Kansas.
- Dean Winchester, (1979), demon hunter, Lawrence, Kansas.
- Sam Winchester, (1983), demon hunter, Lawrence, Kansas.
- Wizard of Oz, (1900), balloonist, magician, ruler of the Land of Oz (1939 movie version only).
Next, lets look at some of the REAL infamous people, the bad guys in real life...
Infamous persons
- Edward J. Adams, (1887–1921), bank robber and murderer, Hutchinson, Kansas.
- Lowell Lee Andrews, (c. 1939–1962), murderer, Wolcott, Kansas.
- John and Kate Bender. (c. 1872–1873), serial killers, Labette County, Kansas.
- Fred "Killer" Burke, (1893–1940), Prohibition-era gangster, Mapleton, Kansas.
- Mark Essex, (1949–1973), mass murderer, Emporia, Kansas.
- Jake and Ralph Fleagle, bank robbers and murderers, Marienthal, Kansas
- Debora Green, (born 1951), murderer, Prairie Village, Kansas.
- Eric Harris, (1981–1999), perpetrator, along with Dylan Klebold, of the Columbine High School massacre, Wichita, Kansas.
- Richard Hickock, (1931–1965), murderer, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Alvin "Creepy" Karpis, (1907–1979), bank robber and member of the Barker Gang, Topeka, Kansas.
- Anna Emmaline McDoulet, (1882–1978), female spy for the Doolin Gang known as Cattle Annie Lawrence and Seneca, Kansas.
- George Newcomb, (1866–1895), member of Bill Doolin's Wild Bunch, Fort Scott, Kansas.
- Duane Earl Pope, (born 1943), bank robber and murderer, Roxbury, Kansas.
- Dennis Rader, (born 1945), serial killer known as "BTK", Wichita, Kansas.
- Scott Philip Roeder, (born 1958), assassin, Merriam, Kansas.
- Marc Sappington, (born 1978), murderer and cannibal, known as the Kansas City Vampire, Kansas City, Kansas.
And now some of our Real Life Famous people...known for thier brains....
Academics and Nobel Prize Laureates
- Milton S. Eisenhower, (1899–1985), university president, Abilene, Kansas.
- Wendell Johnson, (1906–1965), psychologist and speech pathologist, author of The Monster Study, Roxbury, Kansas.
- Jack S. Kilby, (1923–2005), Nobel Prize winner in Physics, Great Bend, Kansas.
- Solon Toothaker Kimball, (1909–1982), anthropologist, Manhattan, Kansas.
- Stanford Lehmberg, (born 1931), historian, McPherson, Kansas.
- Deane Waldo Malott, (1898–1996), president Cornell University, Abilene, Kansas.
- Abby Lillian Marlatt, (1869–1943), home economics, Manhattan, Kansas.
- Eric K. Meyer, (born 1953), journalism professor and Pulitzer Prize nominee, Marion, Kansas.
- M. Lee Pelton, (born 1950), president Willamette University, Wichita, Kansas.
- John Brooks Slaughter, (born 1934), college president and first African-American director of the National Science Foundation, Topeka, Kansas.
- Vernon L. Smith, (born 1927), Nobel Memorial Prize winner in Economics, Wichita, Kansas.
- Earl Wilbur Sutherland Jr., (1915–1974), 1971 Nobel Prize winner in Physiology and Medicine, Burlingame, Kansas.
- Donald Worster, (born 1941), historian, Lawrence, Kansas.
Some Star Athleats perhaps?
Athletes
- Herbert Acevedo, (born 1991), professional boxer, Garden City, Kansas
- John H. Adams, (born 1915), jockey, Iola, Kansas.
- Neil Allen, (born 1958), baseball pitcher, pitching coach, Kansas City, Kansas.
- David Arkin, (born 1987), pro football player, Wichita, Kansas.
- Elden Auker, (1910–2006), baseball pitcher, Norcatur, Kansas.
- Chase Austin, (born 1989), NASCAR driver, Eudora, Kansas.
- Thane Baker, (born 1931), gold medalist 1956 Summer Olympics, Elkhart, Kansas.
- Tony Barker, (born 1968), football player, Wichita, Kansas
- Chris Barnes, (born 1970), professional bowler. Topeka, Kansas.
- James Bausch (1906–1974), gold medalist 1932 Summer Olympics, Garden Plain, Kansas
- Judy Bell, (born 1936), member of World Golf Hall of Fame, Wichita, Kansas.
- Matt Besler, (born 1987), professional soccer player, Overland Park, Kansas
- B.H. Born, (born 1932), basketball player, Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
- Clint Bowyer, (born 1979), NASCAR driver, Emporia, Kansas.
- George Brett, (born 1953), baseball Hall of Famer, Mission Hills, Kansas.
- Bryce Brown, (born 1991), football player, Wichita, Kansas.
- Orville Brown, (1908–1981), pro wrestler, NWA champion, Sharon, Kansas.
- Mildred Bliss Burke, (1915–1989), wrestler, Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame, Coffeyville, Kansas.
- Enos Cabell, (born 1949), baseball player, Fort Riley, Kansas.
- Veronica Campbell-Brown, (born 1982), track and field athlete (Olympic and World Champion), Great Bend, Kansas.
- Antoine Carr, (born 1961), basketball player
- Larry Cheney, (1886–1969), baseball pitcher, Belleville, Kansas.
- Jack Christiansen, (1928–1986), football Hall of Famer, Sublette, Kansas
- Tony Clark, (born 1972), baseball player, Newton, Kansas.
- Nolan Cromwell, (born 1955), football player, Smith Center, Kansas.
- Aaron Crow, (born 1986), baseball player, Topeka, Kansas.
- Glenn Cunningham, (1909–1988), silver medalist, 1936 Olympic Games, Elkhart, Kansas.
- Johnny Damon, (born 1973), baseball player, Fort Riley, Kansas.
- Darren Daulton, (born 1962), baseball player, Arkansas City, Kansas.
- Eldon Danenhauer, (born 1935), football player, Clay Center, Kansas.
- Wantha Davis, (born 1918), jockey, Liberal, Kansas.
- Joey Devine, (born 1983), baseball player, Junction City, Kansas.
- Lynn Dickey, (born 1949), football player, Osawatomie, Kansas.
- Andy Dirks, (born 1986), baseball player, Burrton, Kansas.
- Larry Drew, (born 1958), basketball player and coach, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Mark Duckens (born 1965), football player, Wichita, Kansas.
- Brian Duensing, (born 1983), baseball player, Marysville, Kansas.
- Brody Eldridge, (born 1987), football player, La Cygne, Kansas.
- Tim Elliott, (born 1986), mixed martial artist, Wichita, Kansas
- Maurice Evans, (born 1978), basketball player, Wichita, Kansas.
- Kyle Farnsworth, (born 1976), baseball player, Wichita, Kansas.
- Galen Fiss, (1931–2006), football player, Johnson City, Kansas.
- Scott Fulhage, (born 1961), football player, Beloit, Kansas.
- Tyson Gay, (born 1982), track and field athlete (World Champion), Great Bend, Kansas.
- Maurice Greene, (born 1974), track and field athlete (world and Olympic champion), Kansas City, Kansas.
- Don Gutteridge, (1912–2008), baseball player and manager, Pittsburg, Kansas
- Joe Hastings, (born 1987), football player, Wichita, Kansas.
- Mark Haynes, (born 1958), football player, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Bobby Henrich, (born 1938), baseball player, Lawrence, Kansas.
- Don Hill, (1904–1967), football player, Hiawatha, Kansas.
- Shaun Hill, (born 1980), football player, Parsons, Kansas.
- Lionel Hollins, (born 1953), basketball player and coach, Arkansas City, Kansas.
- Scott Huffman, (born 1964), pole vaulter, Quinter, Kansas.
- Damian Johnson, (born 1962), football player, Great Bend, Kansas.
- Walter Johnson, (1887–1946), baseball Hall of Famer, Humboldt, Kansas.
- Fred Kipp, (born 1931), baseball pitcher, Piqua, Kansas.
- Tonya Knight, (born 1966), IFBB professional bodybuilder, Overland Park, Kansas.
- Laurie Koehn, (born 1982), WNBA player, Moundridge, Kansas.
- Gene Krug, (born 1955), baseball player, Garden City, Kansas.
- Adam LaRoche (born 1979), baseball player, Fort Scott, Kansas.
- Bobby Lashley, (born 1976), professional wrestler for WWE, Junction City, Kansas.
- Shalee Lehning, (born 1987), WNBA player, Sublette, Kansas.
- Martin Lewis (born 1975), NBA basketball player, Liberal, Kansas.
- Danny Manning, (born 1966), NBA basketball player, Lawrence, Kansas.
- Rudy May, (born 1944), baseball player, Coffeyville, Kansas.
- Jon McGraw, professional football player, Riley, Kansas
- Archie "Hap" McKain, (1911–1985), baseball player, Delphos, Kansas.
- Peter Mehringer, (1910–1987), Olympic gold medalist wrestler, pro football player, Kinsley, Kansas.
- Brian Moorman, (born 1976), football player, Wichita, Kansas.
- Mike Morin, (born 1991), baseball player, Leawood, Kansas.
- Jordy Nelson, (born 1985), football player, Leonardville, Kansas.
- Terence Newman, (born 1978), football player, Salina, Kansas.
- Nicole Ohlde, (born 1982), WNBA player, Clay Center, Kansas.
- Antonio Orozco, (born 1987), professional boxer, Garden City, Kansas.
- Victor Ortiz, (born 1987), professional boxer, Garden City, Kansas.
- Bob Orton, (1929–2006), professional wrestler, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Bob Orton, Jr., (born 1950), professional wrestler, WWE Hall of Fame, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Hal Patterson, (1932–2011), professional football player, Larned, Kansas.
- John Parrella, (born 1969), professional football player, Topeka, Kansas.
- Joseph Randle, (born 1991), professional football player, Wichita, Kansas.
- Dustin Richardson, (born 1984), MLB baseball pitcher, Newton, Kansas
- John Riggins, (born 1949), football player, Pro Football Hall of Famer, Seneca, Kansas.
- Brandon Rios, (born 1986), professional boxer, Garden City, Kansas.
- Lafayette Russell, (1905–1978), football player, B-movie actor "Reb" Russell, Osawatomie, Kansas.
- Johnny Rutherford, (born 1938), race car driver, Coffeyville, Kansas.
- Jim Ryun, (born 1947), athlete and politician, Wichita, Kansas.
- Barry Sanders, (born 1968), NFL Hall of Famer, Wichita, Kansas.
- Melvin Sanders, (born January 3, 1981), pro basketball player, Liberal, Kansas.
- Wes Santee, (1932–2010), NCAA cross country champion, track and field athlete, Ashland, Kansas.
- Gale Sayers, (born 1943), NFL Hall of Famer, Wichita, Kansas.
- Otto Schnellbacher, (1923–2008), pro basketball and football player, Sublette, Kansas
- Wayne Simien, (born 1983), NCAA All-American, NBA basketball player, Leavenworth, Kansas.
- Mark Simoneau, (born 1977), professional football player, Smith Center, Kansas.
- Marilynn Smith, (born 1928), professional golfer and LPGA co-founder, Topeka, Kansas.
- Darren Sproles, (born 1983), professional football player, Olathe, Kansas.
- Jackie Stiles, (born 1978), WNBA basketball player, Claflin, Kansas.
- Stewart "Smokey" Stover, (born 1938), professional football player, McPherson, Kansas.
- Lee Stevens, (born 1967), professional baseball player, Lawrence Kansas
- Darrell Stuckey (born 1987), professional football player, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Steve Tasker, (born 1962), NFL Pro Bowl MVP in 1993, born in Smith Center, Kansas, grew up in Leoti, Kansas.
- Luther Haden "Dummy" Taylor, (1875–1958), baseball pitcher, Oskaloosa, Kansas.
- Doug Terry, (born February 10, 1968), pro football player, Liberal, Kansas.
- Tommy Thompson, (1916–1989), pro football player, Hutchinson, Kansas.
- Jerame Tuman, (born March 24, 1976), pro football player, Liberal, Kansas.
- Ron Warner, (born 1975), professional football player, Independence Kansas
- Earl Watson, (born 1979), NBA basketball player, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Tom Watson, (born 1949), golfer, member of World Golf Hall of Fame, Stilwell, Kansas.
- Kendra Wecker, (born 1982), WNBA player, Marysville, Kansas.
- Michael Wilhoite (born 1986), pro football player Manhattan, Kansas
- Jess Willard, (1881–1968), world heavyweight boxing champion, St. Clere, Pottawatomie County, Kansas.
- Kamerion Wimbley, (born 1983), professional football player, Wichita, Kansas.
- Lynette Woodard, (born 1959), basketball Hall of Famer, Wichita, Kansas.
- Brad Ziegler, (born 1979), baseball player, Pratt, Kansas.
- John Zook, (born 1947), professional football player, Garden City, Kansas.
Music anyone?
Musicians
- Dawayne Bailey, musician and songwriter (Bob Seger and Chicago), Manhattan, Kansas.
- Chris Burnett, (born 1955), musician, Olathe, Kansas.
- Karla Burns, (born 1955), mezzo-soprano, Wichita, Kansas.
- Danny Carey, (born 1961), musician, Lawrence, Kansas.
- Richard Christy, musician, actor, comedian, drummer for various metal groups, writer for the Howard Stern show. Fort Scott, Kansas.
- Dorothy DeLay, (1917–2002), violinist, Juilliard Professor, Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
- Phil Ehart, (born 1951), drummer for the rock band Kansas, Coffeyville, Kansas.
- Melissa Etheridge, (born 1961), musician, Leavenworth, Kansas.
- Rory Lee Feek, (born ca. 1966), country music singer, Atchison, Kansas.
- Wendell Hall, (1886–1969), musician, St. George, Kansas.
- Louis Thomas Hardin, (1916–1999), vocalist, percussionist and composer better known by his stagename, "Moondog," Marysville, Kansas.
- Nora Holt, (1885 or 1890–1975), singer and co-founder of National Association of Negro Musicians, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Dave Hope (born 1949), musician, Topeka, Kansas
- Eva Jessye, (1895–1992), choral conductor, Coffeyville, Kansas
- Jennifer Knapp, (born 1974), singer and songwriter, Chanute, Kansas
- Katrina Leskanich (born 1960), musician, Topeka, Kansas
- Kerry Livgren, (born 1949), founding member of Kansas, Topeka, Kansas.
- Frank Luther, (1905–1980), musician, Lakin, Kansas.
- Martina McBride, (born 1966), musician, Sharon, Kansas.
- Andy McKee, (born 1979), musician, Topeka, Kansas
- Janelle Monáe, (born 1985), vocalist, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Jerrod Niemann, (born 1979), country singer, Liberal, Kansas.
- Charlie Parker, (1920–1955), musician, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Samuel Ramey, (born 1942), opera, bass-baritone, Colby, Kansas
- Joe Don Rooney, (born 1975), guitarist and vocalist, Baxter Springs, Kansas.
- Mark Schultz, (born 1970), musician, Colby, Kansas.
- Steven Stucky, (born 1949), Pulitzer Prize-winner in music, Hutchinson, Kansas.
- Jeremy Turner, guitar player in Death Metal band Origin and ex Cannibal Corpse.
- Joe Walsh, (born 1947), musician, Wichita, Kansas.
- Bobby Watson, (born 1953), musician, Bonner Springs, Kansas.
- James Wesley, country music singer, Mound Valley, Kansas.
- David Wetzel, (born 1983), musician, Westwood, Kansas.
- Chely Wright, (born 1970), musician, Wellsville, Kansas.
- XV, (stage name for Donavan LaMond Johnson), emcee, producer, Wichita, Kansas.
- Gordon Young, (1919–1998), organist and composer, McPherson, Kansas.
Aviators and astronauts
- Walter Herschel Beech, (1891–1950), aviator and aircraft designer, Wichita, Kansas.
- Clyde Vernon Cessna, (1879–1954), aviator and aircraft designer, Rago, Kansas.
- Amelia Earhart, (1897–1937), aviator, Atchison, Kansas.
- Joe Engle, (born 1932), astronaut, Chapman, Kansas.
- Ronald Evans, (1933–1990), astronaut, St. Francis, Kansas.
- Daniel Forbes, (1920–1948), United States Army Air Corps pilot, Carbondale, Kansas.
- Steve Hawley, (born 1951), astronaut, Salina, Kansas.
- Donald Hudson, (1895–1967), World War I flying ace, Topeka, Kansas.
- Glenn L. Martin, (1886–1955), aviation pioneer, Salina, Kansas.
- Lloyd Carlton Stearman, (1898–1975), aviator and aircraft designer, Wellsville, Kansas.
Businesspeople and inventors
- Philip Anschutz, (born 1939), billionaire investor, Russell, Kansas.
- Bion Barnett, (1857–1958), co-founder Barnett Bank, Hiawatha, Kansas.
- Olive Ann Beech, Chairwoman, Beech Aircraft Company, Wichita, Kansas (born at Waverly, Kansas).
- Dan and Frank Carney, (Dan born 1931, Frank born 1938), founders of Pizza Hut, Wichita, Kansas.
- Walter Chrysler, (1875–1940), founder of Chrysler Corporation, Wamego, Kansas.
- William Coffin Coleman, (1870–1957), founder of the Coleman Company, Wichita, Kansas.
- James Harbord, (1866–1947), President and Chairman of Board of RCA, Manhattan, Kansas.
- William Wadsworth Hodkinson, (1881–1971), pioneer film marketer and distributor, Independence, Kansas.
- Omar Knedlik, (1915–1989), inventor of the ICEE frozen drink, Barnes, Kansas.
- Charles G. Koch, (born 1935), CEO of Koch Industries, Wichita, Kansas.
- David H. Koch, (born 1940), executive and politician, Wichita, Kansas.
- Vic Edelbrock, (1913–1962), automotive engineer, Eudora, Kansas.
- Alan Mulally, (born 1945), engineer, President and CEO of the Ford Motor Company, Lawrence, Kansas.
- Harry F. Sinclair, (1876–1956), founder of Sinclair Oil company, Independence, Kansas.
- Russell Stover, (1888–1954), founder of Russell Stover Candies, Alton, Kansas.
- David Dillon, (born 1951) Former CEO of Kroger , Hutchinson, KS.
Silverscreen and Television
Actors and performers
- Brandon Adams, (born 1979), actor, Topeka, Kansas.
- Kirstie Alley, (born 1951), actress, Wichita, Kansas.
- Fatty Arbuckle, (1887–1933), actor, Smith Center, Kansas.
- Ed Asner, (born 1929), actor, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Gerry Bamman, (born 1941), actor, Independence, Kansas.
- Hugh Beaumont, (1909–1982), actor, Lawrence, Kansas.
- Annette Bening, (born 1958), actress, Topeka, Kansas.
- Cal Bolder, (1931–2005), actor, Elkhart, Kansas.
- Roscoe Born, (born 1950), actor, Topeka, Kansas.
- Steve Brodie, (1919–1992), actor, El Dorado, Kansas.
- Louise Brooks, (1906–1985), actress, Cherryvale, Kansas.
- Madge Blake, (1899–1969), actress (Batman), Kinsley, Kansas.
- Petrea Burchard, (born 1955), actress, Lawrence, Kansas
- Del Close, (1934–1999), actor and comedian, Manhattan, Kansas.
- Brent Collins, (1941–1988), actor, Plainville, Kansas.
- Jack Colvin, (1934–2005), actor (The Incredible Hulk), Lyndon, Kansas.
- Aneta Corsaut, (1933–1995), actress, Hutchinson, Kansas.
- Lucinda Dickey, (born 1960), actress and dancer, Hutchinson, Kansas.
- Billy Drago, (born 1945), actor, Hugoton, Kansas.
- Marj Dusay, (born 1936), actress, Hays, Kansas.
- R. Lee Ermey, (born 1944), actor, Emporia, Kansas.
- Bill Farmer, (born 1952), voice actor, Pratt, Kansas.
- Tamara Feldman, (born 1980), actress, Wichita, Kansas.
- Scott Foley, (born 1972), actor, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Dwight Frye, (1899–1943), actor, Salina, Kansas.
- Alan Fudge, (1944–2011), actor, Wichita, Kansas.
- Laurel Goodwin, (born 1942), actress, Wichita, Kansas.
- Cary Guffey, (born 1972), actor, Topeka, Kansas.
- Colton Haynes, (born 1988), actor, Wichita, Kansas.
- Thelma Hill, (1906–1938), actress, Emporia, Kansas.
- Dennis Hopper, (1936–2010), actor, Dodge City, Kansas.
- Jayne Houdyshell, (born 1953), actress, Topeka, Kansas.
- Mary Howard, (1913–2009), actress, Independence, Kansas.
- Don Johnson, (born 1959), actor, Wichita, Kansas.
- Neal Jones, (born 1960), actor, Wichita, Kansas.
- Gordon Jump, (1932–2003), actor, Manhattan, Kansas.
- Buster Keaton, (1895–1966), actor and director, Piqua, Kansas.
- Emmett Kelly, (1898–1979), circus clown, Sedan, Kansas.
- Laura Kirk, (born 1966), actress, Lecompton, Kansas.
- Shirley Knight, (born 1936), actress, Goessel, Kansas.
- Sarah Lancaster, (born 1980), actress, Overland Park, Kansas.
- Lila Leeds, (1928–1999), actress, Dodge City, Kansas.
- Hattie McDaniel, (1895–1952), actress, Wichita, Kansas.
- Everett McGill, (born 1945), actor, Kansas City, Kansas.
- George Murdock, (born 1930), actor, Salina, Kansas.
- Cassandra Peterson, (born 1949), actress better known as Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, Manhattan, Kansas.
- Paige Peterson, (born 1980), actress, Lawrence, Kansas.
- ZaSu Pitts, (1894–1963), actress, Parsons, Kansas.
- Chris Porter, (born c. 1979), comedian, Olathe, Kansas.
- James Reynolds (actor), actor, Oskaloosa, Kansas
- Rob Riggle, (born 1970), actor and comedian, Overland Park, Kansas.
- Charles "Buddy" Rogers, (1904–1991), actor and jazz musician, Olathe, Kansas
- Paul Rudd, (born 1969), actor, Overland Park, Kansas.
- Sheila Ryan, (1921–1975), actress, Topeka, Kansas.
- Kendall Schmidt, (born 1990), singer, actor, and dancer, Wichita, Kansas
- Angus Scrimm, (born 1926), actor, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Max Showalter, (1917–2000), actor, Caldwell, Kansas.
- Cynthia Sikes, (born 1954), actress, Coffeyville, Kansas.
- Lois Smith, (born 1930), actress, Topeka, Kansas.
- David Rees Snell, (born 1966), actor, Wichita, Kansas.
- Sara Sothern, (1895–1994), stage actress, Arkansas City, Kansas.
- Rebecca Staab, (born 1961), actress, Hays, Kansas.
- Milburn Stone, (1904–1980), actor (Gunsmoke), Burrton, Kansas.
- Eric Stonestreet, (born 1971), actor, Kansas City, Kansas
- Jason Sudeikis, (born 1975), actor Overland Park, Kansas.
- Norma Terris, (1904–1989), actress, Columbus, Kansas.
- Fay Tincher, (1884–1983), actress, Topeka, Kansas.
- Vivian Vance, (1909–1979), actress (I Love Lucy), Cherryvale, Kansas.
- Matt Vogel, (born 1970), puppeteer, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Lyle Waggoner, (born 1935), actor, sculptor (Wonder Woman), Kansas City, Kansas.
- Dee Wallace, (born 1948), actress, Kansas City, Kansas.
- Jason Wiles (born 1970), actor, Lenexa, Kansas.
- Claire Windsor, (1897–1972), actress, Cawker City, Kansas.
There is nothing better to me then a nice drive through the country to just unwind, rock out to your favorite tunes and just enjoy what the road has to show you. This series is more just a quick PnG with a few twists, to enjoy the country and boost your find scores up just a bit.
Along the way I encourage you to check out the random caches and power trails that others have hidden. (also another reason why I made this series). This route will take you through several small towns with a lot of history, take time to enjoy some of the shops and parks that you may see, or just to take note of when you really want to go on a weekend adventure.
Things you will need to bring with you:
*Click Stick
*Geo-tool (some of these pesky nanos may be a little hard to retrieve )
*Geosense (some of these caches even though granted permission by land owner are on private property)
*Stealth( some areas are very muggle heavy, or traffic heavy, be sure to practice safety first)
*Wadeing boots.
*Gloves
*Favorite Music, (enjoy the tunes and the views, maybe not so much some of the smells ;) as you will discover).
*Camera (some of these places you will want to take a picture or to of).
Most importantly have fun. This series isn't meant to be anything other than a nice country drive.
I have made a Country Wild List for you to access easily to complete the whole series.