Notable Alumni
- Franklin Ajaye, comedian-actor
- George "Sparky" Anderson (1934–2010), Major League Baseball Hall of Fame member, manager of World Champion Detroit Tigers and World Champion Cincinnati Reds
- Michael Brian Schiffer (class of 1965), is one of the founders and pre-eminent exponents of behavioral archaeology
- James "Jimmy" Bridges, (Class of 1978), NFL Los Angeles Rams 1982, USFL Washington Generals actor-director-writer and brother of Todd Bridges
- Kenji Brown, Guitarist & vocals with Rose Royce, 1976–1979
- Beno Bryant, NFL Running Back
- Antonio Chatman, NFL Wide Receiver C/O 1997
- Billy Consolo, MLB infielder. Boston Red Sox and four others (1953–62)
- Aaron Cox, former American football wide receiver
- Chili Davis, Major League Baseball player, California Angels
- Na'il Diggs, NFL Linebacker C/O 1996
- Julian Dixon, member of United States Congress
- Johnny Echols, guitarist and co-founder, with Dorsey schoolmate Arthur Lee, of the band Love
- Vic Edelbrock Jr., President from 1962 to 2010, and Current Chairman Of The Board Of Directors of Edelbrock LLC (formed in 1938 by Vic Edelbrock Sr.)
- Johnathan Franklin, football player
- Earl Ofari Hutchinson, Journalist, author and activist
- Hue Jackson, Head Coach of the Oakland Raiders in 2011
- Holbert D. Johnson 78' Winnipeg Bluebomber grey cup champs,NFL 49ers,LA Rams,USFL Baltimore Stars
- Jeremiah Johnson, NFL Running Back c/o 2005
- Jerome Johnson, NFL fullback c/o 2003 city champs 2001-2002
- Keyshawn Johnson, NFL Wide Receiver 1996-2007
- Michael "Butch" McColly Johnson is a former wide receiver in the National Football League for the Dallas Cowboys (1976–1983) and Denver Broncos (1984–1985)
- Arthur Lee, lead singer, co-founder and principal songwriter of the band Love
- Mike Love, lead singer and founding member of The Beach Boys
- Phillip "Chip" McAllister Winner of The Amazing Race 5 and played a young Muhammad Ali in the movie "the Greatest"
- Marilyn McCoo, singer and founding member of The Fifth Dimension
- Chris Mims, NFL San Diego Chargers
- Rahim Moore, NFL Safety 2011–Present
- Lisa Nichols, motivational speaker and co-author of Chicken Soup for the African-American Soul, Chicken Soup for the African-American Women's Soul, and the Secret.
- Dennis Northcutt, NFL Wide Receiver C/O 1996
- Paul Olden, New York Yankees public address announcer
- Kevin Orlander Brentley formerly Kevin Brown '78 NFL New England Patriots 1984
- Chris "Peanut" Owens, NFL Cornerback
- Ed Palmquist, Pitcher, Los Angeles Dodgers, 1960
- Billy Preston, musician, singer, songwriter ("You Are So Beautiful")
- Fred A Riecker, uthor or coauthor of books ranging from the history of portable radio to human communication and the formation of the archaeological record.
- Edell Shepherd, NFL Wide Receiver C/O 1998
- Louil Silas, Jr. (April 17, 1956 – January 7, 2001) was an American record executive who eventually started an MCA Records imprint, Silas Records.
- Raymont Skaggs, C/O 1996 - 1st player in 40 years from California to receive a Football Scholarship to play at Florida State University.
- John Smith - actor
- Richard A. Teague, became an industrial designer in the North American automotive industry and was an executive at American Motors Corporation (AMC).
- Derrel Thomas, Infield/Outfield Los Angeles Dodgers
- Sally Freedman Vanderwerf, R.N., B.N., B.S., author of Elsevier's Medical Terminology for the Practicing Nurse.
- Diane Watson, member of United States Congress
- Lamont Warren, NFL Running Back
- Maryam Wells, Model, Actress, Author Sweet L.A. Life
- Kirby Wilson, NFL Running Back Coach, 2 time Vince Lombardi Super Bowl Champion with Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2002) and the Pittsburgh Steelers (2009)
- Jody Watley, singer, with Shalamar, solo artist
- James Wilkes, former UCLA and Chicago Bulls basketball player
- Robert Kardashian, O.J. Simpson Attorney
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