defensive back (1987) Mike Hall (class of 2000), sportscaster and ESPN Dream Job winner Sean Hayes (class of 1988), Emmy Award-winning actor, best known for his role as Jack McFarland on television series Will & GraceBiography: Sean Hayes; New York Times; accessed 29 July 2009 Michael Herbick (class of 1967), Oscar-nominated sound mixer (Lonesome Dove, The Fugitive) Diane Holum (class of 1968), won Olympic silver and bronze medals (1968) and gold and silver medals (1972) in speed skating Jim Molinari (class of 1973), men's head basketball coach at Western Illinois, Minnesota, Bradley and Northern Illinois Alec Pierce (class of 2018), NFL Wide Receiver for the Indianapolis Colts drafted 53rd Overall in the 2022 NFL Draft, Second Team All-AAC Wide Receiver for the Cincinnati Bearcats Bobby Rahal (class of 1971), auto racer and co-owner of Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing; winning driver in the 1986 Indianapolis 500 Nancy Reno (class of 1984), Olympic competitor in beach volleyball (1996), bronze medalist at the 1997 Beach Volleyball World Championships Peter Roskam (class of 1979), U.S. Congressman, representing Illinois's 6th congressional district (2007–2019) Janice Rule, actress, psychotherapist Larry Shue (class of 1964), playwright (The Foreigner)Christiansen, Richard; Obituary: ACTOR LARRY SHUE, COMEDY PLAYWRIGHT; 25 September 1985; Chicago Tribune; When his family moved to the western Chicago suburbs, Mr. Shue attended Glenbard West High School in Glen Ellyn.; accessed 30 July 2009 Gary Sinise, Emmy Award and Golden Globe-winning actor. John Shurna (class of 2008), all-time leading scorer at Northwestern University in men's basketball Patricia Tallman (class of 1975), actress, TV series Babylon 5 and film Night of the Living Dead Phil Vischer (class of 1984), author, actor, and puppeteer; co-founded Veggie Tales Ted Wass (class of 1970), actor and director best known for his work on television (Blossom'') Chris Watt (class of 2009), offensive lineman for Notre Dame and the NFL's San Diego Chargers References External links Official website Athletics website Public high schools in Illinois Educational institutions established in 1922 Glen Ellyn, Illinois Schools in DuPage County, Illinois 1922 establishments in Illinois