Hector Cruz
Came to the university as an undefeated state high school wrestling champion. Went on to letter four years in that sport, winning conference championships in his sophomore and junior years, and finishing as runner-up the other two years. Compiled a 67-16 record and was selected team captain and most valuable wrestler in NAIA District 14 in 1970. He also lettered three years in cross country and captained that team as well. His fellow athletes selected him Stout's athlete of the year in 1972 and the conference selected him for its Medal of Honor.
Terry Alexa
Lettered four years in basketball and baseball, winning all-conference honors twice in basketball and three times in baseball. A starter on the Blue Devils' 1968-69 basketball squad that won a conference championship and went on to play in the national tournament in Kansas City. Remembered for his rebounding and defensive ability. Led team in scoring and was selected the squad's most valuable player in 1972. A pitcher and utility fielder, he was noted for his power hitting.
Ronald Day
Helped put competitive gymnastics on its feet at Stout in the 1960s. Was first gymnast to perform modern gymnastic movements of international caliber. Worked every event, executing creative movement patterns that were well ahead of their time. Twice voted outstanding gymnast in the conference and was individual champion in almost every event during his career. Besides the conference, he won championships at the district and national levels.