Notable Alumni
- 1905 - Louis C. Rabaut: Former U.S. Congressman
- 1917 - George D. O'Brien: Former U.S. Congressman
- 1919 - George Murphy: Dancer, movie star, and former U.S. Senator
- 1934 - Andy Farkas: running back for the Washington Redskins and Detroit Lions
- 1938 - John McCabe: Author and biographer
- 1943 - Elmore Leonard: novelist and screenwriter
- 1943 - James G. O'Hara: former Congressman from Detroit
- 1943 - Frank Lauterbur: Football coach, University of Toledo
- 1945 - Manuel Moroun: Billionaire transportation magnate
- 1955 - Bruce Maher: former Detroit Lions and New York Giants safety
- 1958 - Michael Cavanagh: Michigan Supreme Court Justice
- 1958 - L. Brooks Patterson: Oakland County, Michigan executive
- 1959 - Michael Moriarty: Golden Globe, Tony, and Emmy Award winning actor
- 1964 - Bob King: President, United Auto Workers, 2010-(present)
- 1966 - Lawrence Joseph: poet
- 1968 - Richard Tarnas: Author of The Passion of the Western Mind
- 1970 - William Kovacic: member of the Federal Trade Commission
- 1970 - Br. Guy Consolmagno: S.J.- Jesuit Astronomer
- 1977 - Otis Brawley: Chief Medical and Scientific Officer, American Cancer Society
- 1981 - Scott Perry: Detroit Pistons Vice President of Basketball Operations
- 1981 - Keith Ellison: Minnesota congressman (first Muslim elected to the United States Congress)
- 1985 - Gus Johnson: sportscaster
- 1991 - Tupac Hunter: State Senator - Michigan.
- 1994 - David Grewe: Former Michigan State head baseball coach
- 2002 - Geoff Pope: NFL cornerback for the Cincinnati Bengals and Super Bowl champion
- 2005 - Connor Barwin: NFL defensive end; drafted by Houston Texans in the second round of the 2009 NFL Draft
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