Notable Alumni
- Van Nelson – 1968 Olympic Track and Field Athlete. 5k and 10k winner at the 1967 Pan American Games.
- Tyler Arnason – Professional hockey player
- Todd Bouman – National Football League quarterback, Jacksonville Jaguars
- Dick Bremer – Minnesota Twins television play-by-play
- James B. Bullard – President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis
- Jim Eisenreich – Former MLB outfielder/first baseman with Tourette syndrome
- Jeff Finger – Professional hockey player, AHL Toronto Marlies
- Andrew Gordon – Professional hockey player with the Hershey Bears/Washington Capitals
- Mark Hartigan – Professional hockey player, HC CSKA Moscow
- John Hawkes – Film and television actor
- Bret Hedican – Former professional hockey player, Olympian and Stanley Cup winner.
- Lawrence Heinemi – Professional wrestler who competed as Lars Anderson
- Matt Hendricks – Professional hockey player, Washington Capitals
- Bonnie Henrickson – University of Kansas women's basketball head coach
- Jodi Huisentruit – Former television news anchor who went missing June 27, 1995
- Bruce Hyde – An actor who played Lt. Kevin Reilly on two episodes of Star Trek: The Original Series
- Jessica Kresa – TNA professional wrestler known as ODB
- Leo Kottke – Fingerstyle acoustic guitar virtuoso with a four-decades long recording career
- Ryan Malone – Professional hockey player, Tampa Bay Lightning
- Bob Motzko – Men's hockey head coach at St. Cloud State
- Joe Motzko – Professional hockey player
- Harold J. Nevin, Jr., U.S. National Guard general
- Andreas Nödl – Professional hockey player, Philadelphia Flyers
- Mark Parrish – Professional hockey player, Buffalo Sabres
- John Stumpf – President and CEO of Wells Fargo & Company
- H. Timothy ("Tim") Vakoc – the first U.S. military chaplain to die from wounds received in the Iraq War.
- Steve Martinson – Retired professional hockey player, current professional hockey head coach (Chicago Express)
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