Notable Alumni
- Marshall Newhouse- NFL Green Bay Packers OL
- Jordan Tata - former MLB player.
- Mark Salling - actor and singer on the television show Glee
- Amy Acker - actress
- Nicole Bilderback - actress
- Merton Hanks - National Football League safety
- Justin Leonard - American professional golfer. British Open champion.
- James F. Reilly - NASA astronaut
- Matt Stover - NFL Baltimore Ravens kicker
- Phil Dawson - NFL Cleveland Browns kicker
- Paul Broome - Major League Soccer player
- Morgan Fairchild - actress
- Rich Phillips - Radio Personality - SportsRadio 1310 The Ticket
- Darvis Patton - Olympic Track Athlete
- Marcus Coleman - National Football League Dallas Cowboys safety
- Erin Aldrich - Track and field athlete, high jumper in 2000 Summer Olympics
- Matt Dunigan - CFL Hall of Famer
- George Gimarc - Local radio personality
- Chris Harrison - Host of the TV show "The Bachelor"
- C.B. Hudson - lead guitarist of the rock band Blue October
- Scott Livingstone - Former MLB player.
- Detron Smith - former NFL running back (1996–2003) with Denver and Indianapolis.
- Andre Tillman - Former Miami Dolphins tight end (1975–1978).
- Gibby Haynes - Musician, lead singer for rock band Butthole Surfers
- Kim Wozencraft - author
- Frank Okam - Football defensive tackle for the University of Texas and the Houston Texans
- Warren Carter - University of Illinois basketball forward
- Josh Carter - Texas A&M University, Maccabi Ashdod B.C. - basketball guard
- Annie Clark - Indie rock musician, performs under the name St. Vincent
- Thomas Sleeper - classical composer
- Wade Smith - National Football League Memphis University
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