Sylvan Hills High School - Notable People

Notable People

The following are notable people associated with Sylvan Hills High School. If the person was a Sylvan Hills High School student, the number in parentheses indicates the year of graduation; if the person was a faculty or staff member, that person's title and years of association are included:

  • Tracy Allen (1990)—Principal of Sylvan Hills High School (2012–).
  • Wes Bentley (1996)—Film actor; notable roles in American Beauty and The Hunger Games.
  • Billy Bock (Coach, 1973–74)—Inductee, American Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame, National High School Coach of the Century.
  • Courtenay Brown (2004)—Athlete, Arkansas high school state record holder 200-meter dash; 2008 All-American at University of Arkansas.
  • Marc Franklin (1983)—Musician; The Bo-Keys trumpet player.
  • Archie Goodwin (2012)—Basketball player signed by the University of Kentucky.
  • Jeff Henderson (2007)—Athlete, Arkansas high school state record holder 100-meter dash; two-time NJCAA National Championship in long jump; Team USA - 2010 IAAF World Indoor Championship.
  • Mark Lowery (1975)—Politician; Arkansas House of Representatives, District 39.
  • Kevin McReynolds (1978)—Retired Major League Baseball player and member of National High School Hall of Fame.
  • Cary Schillcutt (1984)—Military; 20th Battalion Commander of 2nd Battalion, 153rd Infantry Regiment.
  • Todd Spafford (1986)—Military; 24th Battalion Commander of 2nd Battalion, 153rd Infantry Regiment.
  • Michael V. Taylor (1985)—U.S. Army Major killed in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
  • Terry Tiffee (1997)—Major League Baseball player and Olympic medalist.

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