Notable Alumni
- Michael Murphy (1956) - Film/TV actor
- Stephen J. Pyne (1967) - natural historian; recipient of the MacArthur "genius award", a Fulbright Fellowship, and two National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowships
- Richard Mahoney (1969) - Political scientist and writer, former Arizona Secretary of State
- Bob Kohrs (1972) - Former linebacker and defensive for the Pittsburgh Steelers
- Cris Kirkwood - founding member of The Meat Puppets, along with brother Curt
- Curt Kirkwood - founding member of The Meat Puppets, along with brother Cris
- Mark Alarie (1982) - Former Duke University and National Basketball Association player
- Chris Cummiskey (1983) - Arizona legislator and government official
- Kevin Kilb (1984) - Colonel Kevin J. Kilb Commander 62nd Airlift Wing, U.S. Air Force
- Dana Wells Jr. (1984) - Former University of Arizona and National Football League player; President, CBS Outdoor
- Keith Blanchard II (1984) - Maxim magazine's Editor-in-Chief
- Scott Garlick (1990) - Professional soccer player
- Gary Hall Jr. (1993) - Olympic swimmer
- Klete Keller - Olympic swimmer (attended but did not graduate)
- Ryan McNamara (1996) - Artist
- Sean O'Hair, professional golfer; PGA Tour Rookie of the Year in 2005
- Ted Purdy (1992) - professional golfer
- John Simons (1979) - Olympic swimmer, President & COO of ConAgra
- Paul Lo Duca - Professional baseball player (attended but did not graduate)
- Justin Speier - Professional baseball player
- J. J. Jansen (2004) - Former University of Notre Dame snapper and professional football long snapper for the Carolina Panthers
- Dean Winters (1982) - Actor on 30 Rock, plays character of Mayhem in Allstate commercials
- Justin Robinson (2007) - Founder of Likuid Sound and Zeph Life
- Scott Day Freeman (1984) - Commissioner and Vice Chair of the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission
- Mark Werner (2009) - Children's book author and Boys and Girls Club Philanthropist
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