Notable Alumni
- Gil Amelio - CEO of Apple Computer
- Atari Bigby - NFL, Green Bay Packers
- Marquand Manuel - NFL
- Steve Blake - NBA guard, Los Angeles Lakers
- Eddie Brown - Former NFL player
- Jeff Coopwood - Emmy nominated Actor/Broadcaster/Singer
- John Dasburg - CEO of Burger King
- Allen Edwards - college basketball player and coach
- Doug Edwards - NBA player (Atlanta Hawks)
- Robert L. Floyd - former Mayor of Miami, State Representative, Judge, and Miami Sheriff
- Christopher George - (1929–1983) actor and former Marine
- Edmond J. Gong - Florida Senate and House of Representatives - first Asian American elected to Florida Congress
- Bob Graham - Florida Governor and US Senator
- Philip L. Graham - Publisher of The Washington Post.
- Anthony Grant - Head Basketball Coach University of Alabama
- Udonis Haslem - NBA Player Miami Heat
- Steve Hertz - MLB player and Israel Baseball League manager
- Lindy Infante - NFL head coach, Green Bay Packers and Indianapolis Colts
- Jamaal Jackson - NFL center
- Donald Justice - Pulitzer Prize-winning poet
- Andre Johnson - NFL wide receiver, Houston Texans
- Veronica Lake - actress
- Frank Martin - Head Basketball Coach University of South Carolina
- Gardnar Mulloy - tennis player
- Alfred Browning Parker - architect
- Roscoe Parrish - NFL WR, San Diego Chargers
- Ed Roberts - Designed the first commercially successful personal computer in 1975.
- George Smathers - U.S. Senator
- Alfredo Amezaga - MLB Outfielder, Chicago cubs
Also movies such as The Substitute, Porky's, and Music of My Heart, were filmed at MHS.
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George Smathers, U.S. Senator, 1920s
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Veronica Lake, actress and model, 1930s
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Christopher George, actor, 1940s
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Donald Justice, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, 1940s
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Bob Graham, Florida Governor and U.S. Senator, Class of 1955
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Ed Roberts, "Father of the PC", computer engineer, 1950s
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Steve Blake, NBA basketball player, Class of 1998
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