Clearwater High School - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

  • Bruce Melnick, (Class of 1967) NASA Astronaut
  • Jack Reilly, (class of 1968) American Artist
  • Rich Fields, (Class of 1979) The Price Is Right announcer
  • Howard Johnson, Major League Baseball player
  • Gene Chizik, (Class of 1980), Auburn University Head Football Coach
  • Zach Railey, (Class of 2002) Olympic Silver Medalist, Beijing Games, Sailing
  • Nicole P. Stott, (Class of 1980), NASA Astronaut
  • Mike Brittain, (Class of 1981), basketball player NBA
  • Hassan Jones, (Class of 1982), football - FSU and NFL
  • Scott Nicolas, (Class of 1978), football - University of Miami and NFL.
  • Jordan Wall, (Class of 2003), Actor - The Glades
  • Josh Postorino, (Class of 1995), basketball - University of Dayton
  • Chris Daniels, (Class of 1995), football - Purdue
  • Joel Parker, (Clearwater High and UF), football, NFL - New Orlean Saints 1974-77
  • Jim Brady, (Class of 1982), Olympic Silver Medalist, Sailing.
  • Steve Calder, (Class of 1975), Olympic Bronze Medalist, Sailing.
  • Sara Blakely, (Class of 1989), Founder and former CEO of Spanx, American Inventor Judge in 2007, Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Winner in 2002.
  • Luke Loucks, (Class of 2008), Basketball Player at Florida State University
  • Okaro White, (Class of 2010), Basketball Player at Florida State University
  • Alex Eckelberry, (Class of 1984), Software Executive
  • Albert Rophie, (Class of 2012), Salutatorian, Rophie Productions™
  • Ben Rophie, (Class of 2012), Valedictorian, Rophie Productions™
  • Wylie Rowe, (Class of 2012), Founder of Project Wylie™

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