Notable One O'Clock Alumni
1924-1937 – Stage Band, Dance Band, Pit Orchestra; 1937-1949 – The Aces of Collegeland
- Herb Ellis (1921–2010)
- Eugene Hall (1913–1993)
- William F. Lee III
- William Ennis Thomson
1947-1959 – Laboratory Dance Bands
- Jack Alexander
- Larry Austin
- Harry Babasin (1921–1988)
- Euel Box
- Herb Ellis
- Jimmy Guiffre (1921–2008)
- Bob Hames
- William F. Lee III
- Jack Petersen
- Gene Roland (1921–1982)
- Ed Summerlin (1928–2006)
- William Ennis Thomson
1959-1969 One O'Clock Lab Band
- Dee Barton (1937–2001)
- Bruce Fowler
- James A. Hall
- Billy Harper
- David Hungate
- Tom "Bones" Malone
- Lou Marini
- Dean Parks
- Jim Riggs
- Jay Saunders
- Ed Soph
- Marvin Stamm
- Bill Stapleton (1945–1984)
- Lanny Steele (1933–1994)
1970s
- Ashley Alexander (1934–1988)
- Bob Belden
- Leonard Candelaria
- James Chirillo
- Steve Duke
- Conrad Herwig
- Marc Johnson
- Bubba Kolb
- Lyle Mays
- Jim Milne
- John B. Riley
- Ray Sasaki
- Mike Smith
- Bill Stapleton (1945–1984)
- Frederick I. Sturm
1980s
- Gregg Bissonette
- Mike Bogle
- Zachary Breaux
- Earl Harvin
- Dave Pietro
- Jim Snidero
- Mike Williams
1990s
- Tom Brantley
- Scott Englebright
- Zack Hexum
- Ari Hoenig
- Lee Tomboulian
Student & faculty composers/arrangers for the One O'Clock (non-members)
- 1950: Fisher Tull
- 1960s: Frank Mantooth
- 1970s: Rich Matteson
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