Notable Graduates
- David W. Biegler, 1964, former CEO of TXU and ENSERCH Corporations
- William J. Bordelon, 1938, posthumous recipient of Medal of Honor at Battle of Tarawa, 1943
- Henry Cisneros, 1964, "Boy Mayor" of San Antonio 1981-9, HUD Secretary 1993-1997
- Solomon Casseb, Jr, 1932, Senior District Judge of Texas
- Joe Cortez, 1950, Buttons basketball coach 36 years, winningest coach in city history (over 800 wins)
- Ben Dunn, 1982, American comic book artist and founder of Antarctic Press in San Antonio, TX.
- Frank D. Frazier, 1947, astronaut candidate, Military Class 4
- Louis Garza, 1981, 12th round draft pick in the 1985 NFL Draft
- Nicholas Gonzalez, 1994, actor
- Frank Riley Loyd, 1945, posthumous recipient of Distinguished Service Cross, Korea, 1950 citation
- Sonny Melendrez, 1964, Radio Hall of Famer,TV host, actor, writer, and motivational speaker
- M. Dusty Garza, 1985, Two-Time Emmy Award Nominated Television Producer, Writer, Wall Street Analyst, and Entrepreneur
- Michael Mery, 1975, San Antonio County Court Judge
- Robert Skiles, attended 1962-64, musician, "Beto" of the Austin band Beto and the Fairlanes
- Whitley Strieber, 1963, author, screenwriter, UFO abductee
- William C. Velasquez, 1962, Chicano movement organizer and founder of the Southwest Voter Registration Education Project
- Wayne F.J. Yakes, M.D., 1971, founder of the Vascular Malformation Center at Swedish Medical Center (Colorado)
- Dr. Paul Saenz, D.O., 1975, Team physician for the N.B.A's San Antonio Spurs
- Chris Bourbois, 2008, Centerback for Manchester United in the Barclays Premier League
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