People who went to your highschool claim thread

• Amanda Billings - One of the top Canadian figure skaters.[2]
• Erin Chan and Shayna Nackoney - synchronized swimmers won a bronze medal at the team event at the 2001 world championships in Fukuoka, Japan.[3]
• Warren Kinsella - Lawyer, author, and political consultant; who advised former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien.[4]
• John Kucera - Currently on the Canadian National Ski Team. Member of the 2006 Canadian Olympic Team. 2005/2006 National Super G Champion. 2005 National Downhill Champion. 2006 National GS Champion[5]
• Nattie Neidhart - Professional wrestler[6]
• Chris Renaud - Medal winning swimmer in the 1994 and 1998 Commonwealth Games. He also competed in the 2000 Olympics. As well he has won multiple Canadian championships.[7]
• Tyler Seitz - Competed in the 1998 and 2002 Olympics in luge.[8][9]
• Hayley Wickenheiser - Olympic gold medalist with the Canadian Women's National Hockey Team at the 2002 and 2006 Winter games. [10][11]
• Ryan Yip - Plays on Kent State Golf Team. Quarter-finalist in the 2005 U.S. Amateur.[12] Semi-finalist in the 2006 U.S. Amateur[13]

Kingman Brewster, former President of Yale University

Edmund S. Morgan, Historian

Robin Moore, Author of The French Connection

David E. Kelley, Television Producer (L.A. Law, Ally McBeal), husband of Michelle Pfeiffer

Mark Fusco, Hobey Baker Award Winner

Scott Fusco, Hobey Baker Award Winner

Bill Cleary, Harvard Athletic Director (and his brother Bob who made "the miracle shot" against USSR in the olympics

Paul Mara, NHL Player (New York Rangers)

Jonathan Kraft, President of the New England Patriots

Corey Gatewoods gonna blow up too he plays football at stanford

• John Boehner – U.S. Representative from Ohio's 8th congressional district, House Minority Leader[10]
• Josh Deckard – White House Assistant Press Secretary
• Tom Raga – Ohio State Representative, 67th District, former Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Ohio
• Jim Raussen – Ohio State Representative, 28th District
• Bob Schaffer – U.S. Representative for Colorado
• Joe Uecker (1973) – Ohio State Representative, 66th District[11]

Baseball:

• Buddy Bell – professional baseball player[12]
• David Bell – professional baseball player
• Mike Bell – former third baseman for the Cincinnati Reds[13]
• Andrew Brackman – professional baseball player
• Ken Griffey, Jr. – professional baseball player
• Adam Hyzdu – professional baseball player
• Barry Larkin – professional baseball player[12]
• Steve Larkin – brother of Barry Larkin; minor league baseball player
• Bill Long – professional baseball player, Montreal Expos, San Diego Padres, Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox
• Len Matuszek – major league outfielder and first baseman[13]
• Jim Thamann – minor league baseball player

Basketball:

• Byron Larkin – college basketball player, Xavier University's all-time leading scorer
• Bobby Brannen – University of Cincinnati, professional basketball player in Europe and Australia
• Mike Monserez – former NCAA All-American basketball player at the University of Notre Dame[14]
• Mike Sylvester – professional basketball player
• Josh Duncan - Former Basketball Standout at Xavier University
• Troy Tabler- Guard for Wright State University basketball team

Football:

• Bob Crable – Notre Dame All-American professional football linebacker; Moeller Religion teacher
• Doug Rosfeld – former University of Cincinnati and NFL football player; now a history teacher at Moeller[15][16]
• Tom Waddle – professional football player, Chicago Bears, radio personality on ESPN 1000 AM in Chicago
• Greg Jones - freshman linebacker for Michigan State Spartans; named to the 2007 Freshmen All-American Team

Lacrosse:

• Zach Gagel – professional lacrosse player, Chicago Machine
• Pat Kennedy – professional lacrosse player, Chicago Machine

• Alexander Chaplin, actor.[8]
• Matthew Del Negro, actor
• Andy Milonakis, actor. 1993.
• Robert Reich (1946-), former secretary of labor in the Clinton Administration.[9]
• Campbell Scott (1961-), actor and director.[10]
• Stanley Tucci (1960-), actor and director.[10][11]

• Jeff Reardon, professional baseball player
• Turk Wendell, professional baseball player
• Matthew J. White, professional baseball player
• Writer, producer, actor Norman Anderson at the Internet Movie Database

• Eric Strobel - Member of Miracle on Ice, gold medalist at the 1980 Winter Olympics in hockey
• Michael Restovich-MLB Player[5]
• Kelly Miller-WNBA Player
• Coco Miller-WNBA Player

Kettle Falls WA Miss America 1992 bitch, oh and me

• Alison Dunlap, (1987) professional mountain biker, two-time olympian, World Mountain Bike Champion (2001)[4]
• Lesley Chilcott, (1986) Academy Award winning Co-Producer of An Inconvenient Truth[5]
• Adrian Miller, (1987) Special assistant to the President and Deputy Director of the President’s Initiative for One America During the Bill Clinton administration. Presently serves on Colorado Governor Bill Ritter's cabinet [6]
• Tracy Phillips, (1992) Actress and Dancer. Rising star with several movie, television, and music video credits. Daughter of Dallas Cowboys Coach Wade Phillips and Granddaughter of NFL coaching legend Bum Phillips.
• Jacob Smith, (1987) Mayor of Golden, Colorado.
• Joe Miller, (1987) Award winning author of Cross X
• Jill Soukup, (1987) Nationally recognized artist
• Darren Krein, (1989) NFL player San Diego Chargers (1994), currently an Asst Coach with Seattle Seahawks
• Brent Vaughn, (2003) Seven-time All-American distance runner while at University of Colorado, current professional runner for Nike
• Brooke Ann Smith, (2001) Actress, numerous movies and t.v shows, including Max Keeble's Big Move, 7th Heaven and Cold Case.
• Monica (2001) and Mark (2004) Owens, daughter and son of former two term Colorado Governor Bill Owens
• David Moe (1981), son of NBA legendary coach Doug Moe. David has coached at the NBA level and college level himself