Street, and includes band rooms, instrument storage space, a computer-aided design lab, a digital photography studio, a piano lab, a small theater and an expansion for art programs. More additions to the school in the Vision of Promise are planned. Notable alumni Sports 1890–1950 John "Rube" Cashman, head men's basketball coach for Villanova from 1926–1929 Frank Schell (1899), Gold Medal American rower who competed in the 1904 Summer Olympics. Charles McIlvaine (Hon. Diploma awarded 2014), Member & gold-medallist of the 1928 US Olympic rowing team. Matt Guokas Sr. (1934), played for the Philadelphia Warriors 1947 championship team; father of Matt Guokas Jr. Tom Conley (1928), football and basketball coach; captain of the 1930 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team; pall-bearer for Knute Rockne. Art McNally (1943), former Director of Officiating for the National Football League (NFL) (1968–90). 1951–1990 Bob Schafer (1951), Villanova University player, NBA player. Jim Katcavage (1952), 13-year NFL player with the New York Giants, 3 Pro Bowls. William "Speedy" Morris (1960), famed Roman Catholic High School and La Salle University basketball coach. Michael Bantom (1969), member of the 1972 Olympic Basketball team, NBA player, and later NBA executive. Dallas Comegys (1983), DePaul University, an NBA basketball player. 1991–present Marvin Harrison (1991), NFL Hall of Fame Wide Receiver (2016) Marc Jackson (1993), Temple University and NBA basketball player. Lari Ketner (1995), University of Massachusetts Amherst and NBA basketball player. Rasual Butler (1998), Selected by the Miami Heat with the 53rd pick of the 2002 NBA draft. Eddie Griffin (2000), NCAA All-American at Seton Hall University, drafted by the Houston Rockets in the first round of the 2001 NBA Draft. Scott Paxson (2001) former Penn State all conference defensive tackle. Glenn Ochal (2004), US Olympian; 2012 Bronze medalist (4-man crew); 2016 member (8-man crew). Brad Wanamaker (2007), NBA and Euroleague player; currently plays for the Boston Celtics Maalik Wayns (2009), NBA basketball player. Will Fuller (2013), current wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins of the NFL Tony Carr (2016), basketball player in the Israeli Premier Basketball League Lamar Stevens (2016), NBA basketball player Jalen Duren (2022), NBA basketball player Government James P. McGranery (1914), United States Attorney General under President Harry S Truman Daniel J. Terra (1927), United States' first and only Ambassador at Large for Cultural Affairs Albert F. Sabo (1938), judge who presided over the Mumia Abu-Jamal murder case. Raymond F. Lederer (1957) Pennsylvania House of Representatives