(1974), NFL player for the Philadelphia Eagles; Offensive linesman at Clemson University David Sedaris (1975), noted author and humorist Jeb Bishop, American jazz trombone player Amy Sedaris (1980), author, humorist and actress; creator and star of the "Strangers with Candy" television series on Comedy Central and the 2006 major motion picture release of the same title Jeff Williams (1981), Chief Operating Officer of Apple Inc Paul Friedrich (1985), cartoon artist Clark Brisson (1987), All-American soccer player at the University of South Carolina; Played eight years in the National Professional Soccer League; Currently assistant coach at the University of New Haven David Fox (1989), swimmer at North Carolina State University; 1996 Olympic gold medalist Caleb Norkus (1997), former professional soccer player who played for such teams as The Carolina Railhawks, Richmond Kickers, and Puerto Rico Islanders; also played for the U.S men's national team in 1995 Darryl Partin (2006), former professional basketball player Annie E. Clark (2007), women's and civil rights activist Matt James (2010), former college football player for the Wake Forest Demon Deacons and the first black Bachelor lead on season 25 of The Bachelor Ryan Jeffers (2016), MLB player for the Minnesota Twins Alim McNeill (2018), NFL defensive tackle for the Detroit Lions References External links Wake County Public School System Educational institutions established in 1968 Public high schools in North Carolina Schools in Raleigh, North Carolina 1968 establishments in North Carolina