Michael "Flea" Balzary, musician, Red Hot Chili Peppers

Robert Barro, class of 61, influential macroeconomist

Ron Bass, Academy Award for Best Writing

Michael Berk, Excutive Producer & Creator of Bay Watch (brother of Linda Berk - class of 61)

Charles Bernstein, class of '61, Composer

Chuck Braverman, class of w'62, nominated for Academy Award, produced and directed numerous films

Michael "Fat Mike" Burkett, musician (NOFX)

Jack Catton, General, U.S. Air Force; Lockheed V.P.

Gower Champion, director and choreographer

Vincent Dalsinger, Appellate Court Judge

Mike Epstein, class of 61, major league baseball player

Chuck Essegian, outfielder, 1959 World Champion Dodgers

Warren Entner - class of 61, Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Songwriter for the Grass Roots

Danny Everett, Olympic Gold Medal , 400 meter 4x4 relay, 1988

Robert Falkenburg, Wimbledon Tennis Champion, 1948

Robert Freedman, class of 61, Alameda County Supervising Judge and Assistant Presiding Judge

Steven Gee, reality star, Winner of Solitary Season One (Solitary TV series)

Larry Gelbart, television writer/producer

Judy Meisels Ashmann-Gerst, class of 61, Associate Justice, Court of Appeal

Dorothy Felsenburg Gotlieb, class of 61, Colorado House of representatives Majority Whip

Az-Zahir Hakim, American football player in the NFL

Harry Handler, superintendent for Los Angeles Unified School District from 1981 to 1987

Jim Hardy, Football Player, USC, Los Angeles Rams

Gilbert Harrison, editor of The New Republic from the late fifties to the mid seventies

Charles Herbert, child actor of the 1950s/1960s

Saul "Slash" Hudson, Fairfax and Beverly Hills high schools, guitarist, Guns 'N Roses ,Velvet Revolver)

Timothy Hutton, actor

Jack Irons, musician, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Pearl Jam

Jermaine Jackson, musician, Jackson Five

Marlon Jackson, musician, Jackson Five

Rami Jaffe, Organist, The Wallflowers

Alain Johannes, musician (Queens of the Stone Age)

Jack Kemp, politician and professional football player

Jonathan King, editor (Sunset, Sierra, Mother Jones, The Berkeleyan)

Anthony Kiedis, musician (Red Hot Chili Peppers)

Annette Kleinbard, (Carol Conners), lead singer Teddybears "To know him is to love him", wrote theme from Rocky & others

Lenny Kravitz, musician

Steve Douglas Kreisman, aka Steve Douglas, saxophonist, elected to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Mila Kunis, class of 2001, actress

Barry Latman, pitcher for the White Sox, Indians, Angels and Astros

Jacqui Levy Landrum, class of 61, choreography, Emmy Award Nominee

Jerry Lieber, Lyricist, Songwriting Team of Lieber and Stoller

Myra Cohn Livingston, Poetry, Children's Books

Carole Lombard, class of 1927, married Clark Gable, actress

Howard Miller, Brigadier General, U.S. Army

Chris Mills, professional basketball player

Ricardo Montalban, actor

Demi Moore, actress (dropped out at age 16)

Barbara Kaminar Mujica, class of 61, novelist, books & short stories including Frida which was turned into a movie

Bria Myles, model, actress

Michael Nash, Presiding Superior Court Judge, Prosecuted "Hillside Strangler"

Dave Navarro, musician (Jane's Addiction, Red Hot Chili Peppers)

Jaclyn Ngan, actress (Freedom Writers)

Stephen Perkins, musician (Jane's Addiction, Porno for Pyros)

Dorothy Poynton, Olympic Diving Champion

Robert Rand, Medicine, Brain Surgeon, UCLA

Judith A. Reisman, author, critic of Kinsey

Mickey Rooney, actor

Aaron Rosenberg, Motion Picture Producer, also elected to the College Football Hall of Fame

Frank Rothman, chairman, president, and CEO of MGM studios from 1982 to 1986, attorney, scholarship award giver

Norm Shapiro, class of 61, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge

Allan Sherman, musician, parodist, satirist, and television producer

Larry Sherry, major league baseball pitcher & MVP of the 1959 World Series

Norm Sherry, major league baseball catcher

Randal Simmons, SWAT Officer

Joe Shipp, Basketball player Cal Bears

Josh Shipp, Basketball player UCLA Bruins

Murray Silverstein, class of 61, architect, author-writer, poet

Robert Silverstein, Fmr. Chairman of Board, Cedars Sinai Hospital

Slash, Fairfax and Beverly Hills high schools, guitarist, Guns 'N Roses ,Velvet Revolver)

Hillel Slovak, musician (Red Hot Chili Peppers)

Craig Smith, basketball player

Charlotte Rubinfeld Spadero, Fmr. Mayor, Chm. Board of Ed., Beverly Hills City Council

Phil Spector, Wall of Sound, one of the most distinctive producers in the history of popular music

George "Tuck" Stainback, Major League Baseball player, Yankees, Dodgers, Cubs, Cardinals, and Phillies

Arnold Steinhardt, first violinist of the Guarneri Quartet

Larry Steinman, (Larry Tremaine), class of 61, radio DJ & TV host in LA, DJ of top rock 'n rolls radio station in Europe

Carol Tavris, class of w62, social psychologist and author

Alex Thomas, comedian

Russ Titelman  - Emmy award winner, won Grammy three times.

Martha Tilton, vocalist with Benny Goodman's band

Jim Tunney - Fairfax principal from 1964 to 1970  - Referee for Super Bowls VI, XI, XII, and XVIII

William (Bill) Weber, class of 61, nominated for 2 academy awards

Roberta Weintraub, L.A. Board of Education, Executive Director HighTechHigh-LA

Robert Wexler, President, University of Judaism

John Wright, Lieutenant General, U.S. Army

Zev Yaroslavsky, L.A. City Councilman, Politician