Notable Alumni
- J.T. Alley, Lubbock police chief, 1957–1983
- Jerry Allison, songwriter/drummer (The Crickets)
- Hub Bechtol, former Baltimore Colts player
- Charley Brewer, quarterback of the 1951 state championship teams, later Texas Longhorn
- Shannon Burchett, Wall Street finance quant, developer of the probability models used in credit rating systems
- Waggoner Carr, Class of 1936, Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives and Attorney General of Texas
- Warlick Carr, Class of 1936, prominent Lubbock attorney
- Sonny Curtis, singer/songwriter
- Mac Davis, singer/songwriter
- Joe Ely, singer/songwriter
- Abner Euresti, anchor KCBD-TV
- Eric Felton, former New Orleans Saints player
- Joe Bowman, inspiration for the song Trololo (disputed)
- Bill Herchman, former San Francisco 49ers player
- Buddy Holly, singer/songwriter/guitarist
- E. J. Holub, professional football player
- Peggy Sue Gerron, the woman after whom the song "Peggy Sue" was named (disputed)
- Ralna English, Class of 1960, singer with the Lawrence Welk Show from 1969 until it ended/songwriter/performer
- Grandmaster Ratte', hacker
- Landon Collier, commonly know as the sexy sax man, youtube sensation
- Bobby Keys, saxophone player (The Rolling Stones)
- Bob Livingston, singer/songwriter
- Lloyd Maines, musician and producer
- Natalie Maines, singer/songwriter (The Dixie Chicks)
- Spencer Wells, geneticist and anthropologist
- Joe B. Mauldin, bassist (The Crickets)
- Roland Nabors, former New York Yankees player
- Jimmy Sampson, drummer (Ohio Players)
- Ernest Terry, Class of 1966, retired US Army and city manager.
- Morris W. Turner, Class of 1950 (1931–2008), businessman; mayor of Lubbock, 1972–1974
- Teddy Vaught, former San Francisco 49ers player
- Edwin "Big Ed" Wilkes, Class of 1950 (1931–1998), Lubbock radio personality
- Shuva Mukhopadhyay, Class of 2002, CEO of RMTD Solutions LLC
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