Notable Alumni
- Chris Bourjos, Former MLB player for the San Francisco Giants in 1980.
- Jason Gedrick (born Jason Gedroic) (class of 1982) is a professional actor with credits on stage, film, and television (Murder One)
- Larry Langowski (class of 2003) is a wrestler who represented Mexico in the 120 kilogram weight class at the 2008 Summer Olympics.
- Robert Meschbach (class of 1976) was a professional soccer player who set the (then) national high school record with 71 goals in one season. The record remains an Illinois state record (as of 2008).
- Jitim Young (class of 2000) was a record–setting basketball player at Northwestern University and later played professionally Phoenix Suns (summer league), Chicago Bulls (preseason), San Antonio Spurs (free agent camp). Young also played in Europe and the Dominican Republic, he is currently in Israel.
- Greg Bingham (class of 1969) – Former Houston Oilers linebacker.
- Tom Kleinschmidt (class of 1991) – Professional basketball player (retired), former DePaul University Basketball player. Tom recently became the men's head basketball coach at Gordon Tech.
- Louis Antonelli (class of 1981) – Award winning independent filmmaker and director.
- Ron Plantz (Class of 1982) Offensive Lineman-(Center) University of Notre Dame 1982–1986; Offensive Lineman- (Center) Indianapolis Colts 1987-90
- Dennis Tufano (Class of 1967) Original lead singer of The Buckinghams, a 1960's Chicago Rock 'N' Roll group
- Joe Farina (Class of 1990) Actor who has appeared in such films as The Promotion as well as award winning films Debt of the Heart and RiffRaff. Son of actor, Dennis Farina
- Lawrence Claypool (class of 1972) - Chevrolet Corvair Historian.
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