Phyllis George ('70)

Miss America 1971; broadcaster with NFL Today; entrepreneur

Jimmy Giuffre ('42)

Influential composer and musician who helped integrate chamber music into jazz as part of the "Third Stream" movement

Joe Greene

NFL Hall of Famer and defensive lineman for the five-time Super Bowl Champion Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1970s (played on team from 1969-1981)

Frank Greene

Trumpet player; played on Late Show with David Letterman

Michael Guyette ('90)

President and CEO of VSP Vision

Jalen Guyton

Wide receiver for the Las Vegas Raiders; previously played for the Los Angeles Chargers

James Hampton ('57)

Actor who appeared on F Troop, Teen Wolf and Sling Blade; director of numerous TV shows

Billy Harper ('65)

Saxophonist who was the first Black member of the One O'Clock Lab Band and has played with jazz greats

G. Harvey ('56)

Popular oil painter and sculptor specializing in Southwestern art

J. Walter Hawkes ('92)

Abner Haynes

Athlete who helped integrate Texas college football in 1956, and then popularized the AFL as a running back for the Dallas Texans/Kansas City Chiefs; also played for the Denver Broncos, Miami Dolphins and New York Jets

Don Henley

Grammy Award-winning singer and musician; member of The Eagles and solo artist; environmental activist.

Buddy Hickerson ('80)

Nationally syndicated cartoonist; creator of "The Quigmans"

Sara Hickman ('86)

Well-known Texas folk singer and songwriter; children's advocate; 2010 Texas State Musician

Jim Hightower ('65)

Former commissioner of the Texas Department of Agriculture (1983-1991)

Ray Wylie Hubbard

Country western singer-songwriter

David Hungate

Cynthia Izaguirre ('97)

Anchor for Dallas-Fort Worth news station WFAA, serving in one of the Top Five media markets in the nation

Alonzo Jamison ('39)

Former Texas state representative (1955-1967)

Don January ('53)

Golfer; member of the PGA Senior Tour and namesake of the Don January Golf Classic