on Oak Street. This structure burned in the fire of September 1913 that destroyed a large part of Hot Springs. In 2006, the historic facility was repurposed as 32 housing units for persons with disabilities, as the Hot Springs High School Lofts. Notable alumni Bill Clinton (1964) — 42nd President of the United States (1993–2001) Antwon Hicks (2000) - 2016 Olympian, 2002 Gold Medalist 2002 World Junior Championships in Athletics, and twice NCAA indoor champion in the 60-meter hurdles. He was also a 15-time state high school champion Shameka Christon (2000)—Professional basketball player for the WNBA's Chicago Sky Cliff Harris—Professional football player for the Dallas Cowboys; National Football League 1970s All-Decade Team Jack McMahan - Former MLB pitcher (Pittsburgh Pirates, Kansas City Athletics) Alford L. McMichael (1970)—Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps (1999–2003) LTC Hugh L. Mills Jr. (1966) - Highly decorated US Army helicopter pilot and author of Low Level Hell: A Scout Pilot in the Big Red One. Inductee in the US Army Aviation Hall of Fame, US Army OCS Hall of Fame, Arkansas Combat Veterans Hall of Fame, and Arkansas Aviation Hall of Fame. President of the class of 1966. His father Dr. Hugh L. Mills Sr. was superintendent of the Hot Springs schools Bobby Mitchell (1953)—Professional football player for the Cleveland Browns, Washington Redskins, and coach for the Redskins. Pro Football Hall of Famer References External links Gothic Revival architecture in Arkansas Buildings and structures in Hot Springs, Arkansas International Baccalaureate schools in Arkansas Magnet schools in Arkansas Public high schools in Arkansas Schools in Garland County, Arkansas School buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Arkansas National Register of Historic Places in Hot Springs, Arkansas Sanguinet & Staats buildings Educational institutions established in 1887 1887 establishments in Arkansas