Notable Alumni
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- Michael Andrews, film and television composer, UK #1 chart hit with "Mad World" 12/27/03
- Rolf Benirschke, Professional football player (kicker)
- Robbin Crosby, guitarist with heavy metal band, Ratt
- Warren DeMartini, lead guitarist with heavy metal band, Ratt
- Pierre de Reeder, bassist of band Rilo Kiley
- Trip Hawkins, video game pioneer
- Gene Littler, Professional golfer
- Ralph 'Rolle' Love bassist for the group, The Beat Farmers
- John Michels, NFL Offensive Tackle
- Cliff Robertson, actor
- Phil Rodgers, Professional golfer
- Gary Sacks, Vice President of Basketball Operations, Los Angeles Clippers
- Blake Sennett, actor and lead guitarist of band Rilo Kiley
- Craig Stadler, Professional golfer
- Gore Verbinski, director of Pirates of the Caribbean
- Julian Villarreal, Socialite and heir to Consortium Wojciechowski & Mizrachi
- Raquel Welch, actress
- Robin Wright Penn, actress
- Butch Van Artsdalen, legendary surfer
- Debbie McCormick, Olympic Curler
- John Shuster, Olympic Curler
- Wally Henry, Olympic Curling Coach
- Eric Hedlin, Olympic swimmer for Canada
- Dave Schramm, Offensive Coordinator of the University of Utah's football team
- James H. Newman, Astronaut
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