Santa Monica High School - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

  • Art Alexakis, singer/songwriter
  • Tony Alva, professional skateboarder
  • Jay Adams, professional skateboarder
  • Rod Allen, major league baseball player, coach and broadcaster
  • Lee Arenberg, actor
  • Sam Anno, NFL Player/ USC coach
  • Ernest C. Arbuckle, dean of the Stanford Graduate School of Business
  • Devendra Banhart, Musician
  • Lawrence Bell, Aeronautical Engineer, Founder of Bell Helicopters
  • Barbara Billingsley, actress
  • Dirk Blocker, actor
  • Don Bluth, animator
  • Dean Cain, actor
  • Travis Clark, Steadicam Operator (NFL Network)/Head Football Coach
  • Ry Cooder, guitarist/musician
  • Keith Coogan, actor
  • David Coons computer graphics professional and filmmaker
  • Carson Daly, talk show host
  • Ken Darby, musician
  • Eric Leach, singer Symbol Six (band)
  • Robert Downey, Jr., actor
  • Daryl Dragon, musician (Captain & Tennille)
  • Margaret Ehrlich, actress
  • John Ehrlichman, key figure in the Watergate scandal
  • Emilio Estevez, actor
  • Ramon Estevez (Ramon Sheen), actor
  • RenĂ©e Estevez, actress
  • Glenn Ford, actor
  • Juan Tyrone Garcia, martial artist, actor
  • Adam Glasser, adult film director aka Seymore Butts
  • Charles Gordon, NFL player for the Minnesota Vikings
  • Lindsay Greenbush, actress
  • Sidney Greenbush, actress
  • Phil Hill, America's first Formula One World Champion
  • Ryan Hurst, actor
  • Mel Kaufman, (American Football) NFL Football player
  • Natas Kaupas, professional skateboarder
  • Damone Johnson, (American football) NFL football player
  • Kibum Kim, member of K-Pop group Super Junior
  • Marta Kristen, actress
  • Tim Leary (baseball), pitcher
  • Jimmy Lennon Jr., ring announcer
  • David Linden, neurobiologist and popular-science writer
  • Sandra Tsing Loh, writer/ artist/ radio
  • Chad Lowe, actor
  • Rob Lowe, actor
  • Jim McLaughlin Volleyball (Coach-USC, Washington State)
  • Byron McLaughlin, MLB Player
  • Liz Masakayan, volleyball player/coach
  • Terrell Maze, (American football) CFL football player
  • Glyn Milburn,(American football) NFL football player
  • Rick Monday, Major League baseball player/broadcaster
  • Mike Muir, singer (Suicidal Tendencies)
  • Gene Nelson, actor/dancer
  • Parry O'Brien, Olympic Shot Putter, 2 Gold Medals and a silver medal
  • Pat O'Hara, NFL Player/Los Angeles Avengers coach, actor
  • Tyler Honeycutt, NBA Player/Sacramento Kings
  • Edwin Outwater, conductor
  • R. C. Owens, NFL football player
  • Adam Parfrey, journalist and editor
  • Karyn Parsons, actress
  • Austin Peck, actor
  • Chris Penn, actor
  • Sean Penn, actor
  • Pat Powers, Olympic Gold Medalist Volleyball Player
  • Kesha Ram, Vermont State Representative
  • David Robertson, music - music director St Louis Symphony
  • Holly Robinson-Peete, actress
  • Yvette Lee Bowser, actress, American television writer and producer
  • Maya Rudolph, actress/comedienne (Saturday Night Live)
  • Gail Russell, actress
  • Meredith Salenger, actress
  • Eric Sato, Olympic Volleyball (Gold/Bronze medal)
  • Liane Sato, Olympic Volleyball (Bronze medal)
  • Michael Sealy, head coach, UCLA Women's Volleyball
  • Charlie Sheen, actor
  • Dennis Smith, NFL Football player
  • Gloria Stuart, actress
  • Amber Tamblyn, actress (Joan of Arcadia)
  • Heather Thomas, actress
  • Dennis Thurman, NFL football, USC coach, NFL assistant coach
  • Tony Tarasco, Major league baseball player
  • Greg Turk, computer graphics professional
  • Robert Wagner, actor
  • Matthew Walker, actor, director of Troubadour Theater Company
  • Darren Willis, NFL football player, personal trainer

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