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

Harry Joe ('70)

Attorney and first Chinese American to practice law in DFW

Norah Jones

Nine-time Grammy Award-winning vocalist and songwriter

George F. Jones Jr. ('67)

Former President and Chief Executive Officer, Texas Capital Bancshares, Inc. and Chief Executive Officer, Texas Capital Bank, second-largest bank by assets headquartered in DFW

Susan Kihika ('02)

Lecrae ('02)

Grammy Award-winning rapper

T Lewis ('76)

Illustrator for the nationally syndicated cartoon "Over the Hedge"

David Lindsey ('70)

Edgar Award-nominated mystery writer with 14 books in print

Meat Loaf

Tom "Bones" Malone ('69)

Trombonist; member of the original Saturday Night Live band for 10 years; backed John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd for the Blues Brother act; formerly served as the principal arranger and trombonist for the Late Show with David Letterman

Lou Marini

Saxophonist; original member of the Saturday Night Live band for 10 years; backed John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd as "Blue Lou" in The Blues Brothers and Blues Brothers 2000; also played in the band for Night Line with David Brenner

Billy Maxwell

Golfer, member of the PGA Senior Tour

Lyle Mays

Composer and keyboardist for the Pat Metheny Group; won seven Grammy Awards with the group and has been nominated four times for his own work

Dr. Phil McGraw ('76 M.A., '79, Ph.D.)

Self-help expert; host of the nationally syndicated top rated talk show Dr. Phil and best-selling author

Jim McIngvale

Owner of Gallery Furniture stores in House, better known as "Mattress Mack”

Larry McMurtry ('58)

Author; wrote Lonesome Dove, which won a Pulitzer Prize, and numerous other bestsellers including The Last Picture Show and Terms of Endearment; co-wrote the screen adaptation of Brokeback Mountain for which he shared the Golden Globe for Best Screenplay and an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay.

Leila Meacham ('63)

Author of the best-selling novels Roses and Tumbleweeds