Chick-fil-A founder (Boys High) Josie Duffy Rice (2005) Former President of The Appeal and a writer and criminal justice expert. Danielle Deadwyler (2000) Actress and writer known for her roles in Atlanta, The Haves and the Have Nots, Station Eleven, The Harder They Fall and the upcoming Till. Stuart Eizenstat (1960) Policy advisor for the Carter and Clinton presidential administrations Harris Hines (1961) Chief Justice, State of Georgia Supreme Court Franklin Garrett (1924) Historian of Atlanta Lorenza Izzo (2008) Actress and model Yolanda King (1972) Daughter of Martin Luther King Jr. Elliott Levitas (1948) Former U.S. Congressman Marty Marion (1936) Former professional baseball player for the St. Louis Cardinals and St. Louis Browns; former manager for the St. Louis Cardinals, St. Louis Browns, and Chicago White Sox) Earthwind Moreland (1995) Professional football player for the New England Patriots Nolen Richardson Former professional baseball player for the Detroit Tigers, New York Yankees, and Cincinnati Reds Eric Roberts (1974) Academy Award-nominated actor Dean Rusk (1924) Secretary of State from 1961 to 1969 Adam Schultz (2002) Chief Official White House Photographer from 2021-present John M. Slaton (1880) Governor of Georgia from 1913 to 1915 Supreeme Former hip-hop group whose members include Shaka "Tom Cruz" Girvan aka Dope Pope, Negashi Armada, and Sam "King Self" Terrell Faye Webster (2015) Musician Allen West (1979) C/LTC of the 1979 ROTC class, US Congressman from Florida Donald Windham (1937) Playwright, editor, novelist, short-story writer, and memoirist; known for such works as The Dog Star, Emblems of Conduct, The Warm Country, and Two People; grew up on Peachtree Street Bronte Woodard (1958) Wrote and adapted screenplay for the movie Grease George W. Woodruff (1913) Former Director of Coca-Cola Company, philanthropist Damian Swann (2011) Professional football player for the New Orleans Saints References External links Midtown High School Atlanta Public Schools high schools Magnet schools in Georgia (U.S. state) Educational institutions established in 1872 1872 establishments in Georgia (U.S. state)