Notable Alumni
| Name | Class | Notability |
|---|---|---|
| Chris Barclay | professional football player | |
| Ralph Beard | 1945 | basketball player |
| Winston Bennett | 1983 | basketball player |
| Porter Bibb | the first publisher of Rolling Stone | |
| Emery Bopp | 1942 | artist |
| Louis Brandeis | 1870 | U.S. Supreme Court Justice |
| Michael Bush | 2002 | professional football player |
| Tony Driver | 1996 | Notre Dame, Buffalo Bills |
| Trent Findley | professional football player | |
| Abraham Flexner | reformed medical education in the United States | |
| Charles Grawemeyer | 1929.5 | Grawemeyer Award |
| Marcus Green | professional football player | |
| Sean Green | Major League Baseball Pitcher | |
| Darrell Griffith | 1976 | professional basketball player |
| John R. Harper | engineer, inventor, politician | |
| William B. Harrison | former mayor of Louisville | |
| Angelo Henderson | 1980 | Pulitzer Prize winner |
| Neville Miller | 1912 | former mayor of Louisville |
| William Burke Miller | Pulitzer Prize winner | |
| Larry O'Bannon | basketball player | |
| D.J. Johnson | Professional football player | |
| Joseph T. O'Neal | former mayor of Louisville | |
| Chris Redman | 1995 | professional football player |
| Lee Roberson | 1923 | notable Baptist pastor, and founder, president and chancellor of Tennessee Temple University and Temple Baptist Seminary |
| Edliff Slaughter | 1920 | LMHS's first All-American football player |
| Louis S. Slung | 1929.5 | Pulitzer Prize winner |
| Hunter S. Thompson | 1955 | gonzo journalist, writer, novelist, political commentator |
| George Weissinger Smith | 1883 | former mayor of Louisville |
| Wilson Wyatt | former mayor of Louisville |
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