Notable Alumni
- Joe Ayrault - Former professional baseball player (Atlanta Braves) and current minor league Manager of the Brevard County Manatees
- Greg Blosser - Former professional baseball player (Boston Red Sox)
- Paul Azinger - 1993 PGA Championship Winner and 2008 Winning Ryder Cup Captain
- Joe Cash - World champion water skier
- Doug Corbett - Former professional baseball player (Minnesota Twins, California Angels, Baltimore Orioles)
- Ian Desmond - MLB shortstop for the Washington Nationals
- Ken Forssi - Bassist with Love, graduated 1962
- Adrian Garrett - Former professional baseball player (Atlanta Braves, Chicago Cubs, Oakland Athletics, California Angels)
- Wayne Garrett - Former professional baseball player (New York Mets, Montreal Expos, St. Louis Cardinals)
- John-Ford Griffin - Former professional baseball player (Toronto Blue Jays)
- Herb Haygood - Drafted by the Denver Broncos 2002 graduated 1997
- James Houser - Former professional baseball player (Florida Marlins)
- Casey Kelly - Pitcher for the San Diego Padres
- Derek Lilliquist - Former professional baseball player (Atlanta Braves, San Diego Padres, Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati Reds)
- Jason Miller - Former professional baseball player (Minnesota Twins)
- Mark Pauline - Performance Artist, graduated 1970
- Paul Rubenfeld, aka Pee-Wee Herman - Actor, graduated 1970
- Bobby Seay - MLB pitcher for the Detroit Tigers
- Skippy Whitaker - Retired basketball player (Boston Celtics)
- Hugh Yancy - Former professional baseball player (Chicago White Sox)
- Moses Black - CFL 1991 graduated 1988
- Ed Price - State Legislator, Civic leader, graduated 1936
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