Lance Dunbar

Former running back for the Dallas Renegades of the XFL; former running back for the Dallas Cowboys (2012-2017) and the Los Angeles Rams (2017)

George Dunham ('88)

Host of the top-rated radio show "The Musers," a two-time finalist for National Major Market Personalities of the Year from the National Association of Broadcasters, and the voice of Mean Green athletics from 1990 to 2015

Lanessa Elrod ('96)

Ron English ('84)

Pop artist whose work has been used by the Barack Obama presidential campaign, billboards and "The Simpsons"

Michael Faircloth ('83)

Fashion designer; designer to former First Lady Laura Bush

Mark Followill ('20)

Dallas Mavericks broadcaster who has won a Lone Star Emmy Award and covered the 2016 Olympics

O'Neil Ford

Influential architect in Texas vernacular; designer of the Tower of the Americas in San Antonio and the Little-Chapel-in-the-Woods at Texas Woman's University

Steve Fromholz

Singer-songwriter whose songs were recorded by Willie Nelson and Lyle Lovett; 2007 Texas Poet Lauraute

Bobby Fuller

Late singer of "I Fought the Law;" inducted into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame

Kerry Gammill

Cartoonist; created Superman, Indiana Jones and ROM comic strips

Eliseo Garcia ('73)

Sculptor; 2009 Texas State 3-D artist

Jesús Garcia ('99)

Tony Award-winning opera singer; appeared in La Bohème

Domingo Garcia ('80)

President of national LULAC and former Texas state representative (1996-2002)

Phyllis George ('70)

Miss America 1971; broadcaster with NFL Today; entrepreneur

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

Jalen Guyton

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)