Notable Alumni
Notable alumni of Westchester High School / WESM include:
- Hassan Adams, professional basketball player
- Trevor Ariza, NBA Player for the Washington Wizards
- John Bachar, World-Class Rock Climbing Free-Soloist
- Brian Barton, MLB player for the St. Louis Cardinals
- David Bluthenthal (now "Blu"), professional basketball player
- Brandon Bowman, basketball player
- Harold Bronson, cofounder of Rhino Entertainment.
- Bobby Brown, NBA player for the Los Angeles Clippers
- Gene Bruno, Acupuncturist
- Qiana Chase, Playboy playmate
- The Crusaders, a 1960s garage band who recorded possibly the first gospel rock album
- Julie Felix, singer
- Lynette Fromme, Manson Family associate
- Domo Genesis, Rapper (OFWGKTA)
- Phil Hartman, comedian and actor
- Amir Johnson, NBA Player for the Toronto Raptors
- Anissa Jones, actress
- Howard Kaylan, musician (The Turtles)
- Keisha, former adult pornography star
- Regina King, actress
- Patricia Krenwinkel, one of the infamous Manson Family killers
- Bruce Lemmerman, NFL Player for the Atlanta Falcons
- Ricky "Ric Rude" Lewis, Professional Music Producer, Songwriter
- Nia Long, actress
- Patrick Moten, songwriter
- Al Nichol, musician (The Turtles)
- Ken Norton Jr., NFL Player for the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers
- Chuck Portz, musician (The Turtles)
- Gabe Pruitt, NBA player for the Boston Celtics
- Bob Samuelson, professional volleyball player
- Roy Smalley, professional baseball player
- Tim Story, filmmaker
- Tyler, The Creator, rapper and record producer
- Mark Volman, musician (The Turtles)
- Brandon Watson, professional baseball player
- Karyn White, singer
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