Notable Alumni
- Jeffrey A. Byrd -Vice President,Aleris Operating System (AOS)
- Carl Benscoter '77—Vice President, Iscopia Software
- Dwier Brown '80—Actor; Field of Dreams, The Thorn Birds
- Len Cannon (given name Blair Mintz) '79—TV news anchor, now at KHOU-TV, Houston
- Gil Dodds '41—Set the American record for the mile in 1942 and in 1943 was honored with the Sullivan Award.
- Gary Kutsmeda '75-Chairman of the NCHC from 1993 to 2004
- Bayard Elfvin '03—US National soccer team goalkeeper
- Thomas Gill 1908—Was credited in a 1930 Chicago Tribune article as one of seven men who participated in the discovery of Pluto.
- Bon-Moo Koo '72 – Chairman & CEO of LG Group
- Peter Linneman '73—Albert Sussman Professor of Real Estate, Finance and Public Policy, Wharton School of Business
- Robin Meade '91 – CNN news anchor, 1992 Miss Ohio
- Madalyn Murray O'Hair—Founder of American Atheists
- Ray Novotny '30—NFL player, Portsmouth Spartans, Cleveland Indians and Brooklyn Dodgers
- Max Kuentz-Chairman, Larry Hiner School of Broadcasting
- Jerry Ruyan '68—Chairman and CEO, Hemagen Diagnostics
- Tim Richmond (attended one year) – NASCAR driver
- Myron J. Smith, Jr.—author
- Dolph Santorine '81—Founder, HighSchoolSports.net
- Dwight Schar '64—Chairman, President and CEO Northern Virginia/Ryan Homes
- John Telich – WJW (Cleveland, OH) sports anchor
- J. Garber Drushal—the eighth President of The College of Wooster
- Ru-Lin,Xiong—Chinese singer
- Mike Wright (attended one year) — Defensive end for the New England Patriots
Melissa Bradley '84, Miss Ohio (1984) Jack Brandenburg '74, State Senator(Michigan) Tim Seder '97-Kicker, Dallas Cowboys Jeris Pendleton '11, Defensive Lineman, Jacksonville Jaguars Jeg Coughlin Jr. '93, American Motorsports Driver John Denman '77-CFO, J.M. Smuckers Co. Tom VanMeter '65, State Senator-Ohio (1973-82)
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