Falcone, baseball player Al Ferrara, baseball player Mike Fiore, baseball player John Franco, baseball player Mike Garson, musician Gary David Goldberg, producer and sitcom creator Eugène Green, novelist, playwright, film maker Wally Green, table tennis player Fred Hellerman, singer, songwriter Robert Kerman, actor Jeffrey Kessler, sports and antirust lawyer Larry King, journalist and talk show host Sandy Koufax, baseball player Richard LaGravenese, screenwriter Michael Lerner, actor Dave Liebman, musician Luis Lopez, baseball player Norm Mager basketball player Peter Max, artist Larry Merchant, sportswriter Theodore Millon, psychologist, author Vickie Natale, singer, songwriter, and CBS Star Search champion Eric Ober, President of CBS News Rochelle Owens, poet and playwright Rhea Perlman, actress Archie Rand, artist Steve Schirripa, actor and author Maurice Sendak, artist Paul Sorvino, actor Elliott Stein, film critic and historian Michael Steinhardt, financier Frank P. Tomasulo, film professor and journal editor Fred Wilpon, New York Mets owner Larry Yellen, baseball player Walter Zanger, journalist and author References External links Feud Over Lafayette High School Thugs rule school at Lafayette High Public high schools in Brooklyn Educational institutions established in 1939 Educational institutions disestablished in 2010 1939 establishments in New York (state) 2010 disestablishments in New York (state)