(director), made over 750 films on skiing and other outdoor sports Ronn Moss, songwriter and member of Player and actor (The Bold and the Beautiful, assorted films) Julie Newmar, actress, known for her role as Catwoman in the television series Batman Michelle Phillips, singer and member of the 1960s singing group The Mamas and the Papas Andy Reid, two-time Super Bowl-Winning NFL head football coach, Kansas City Chiefs Yesika Salgado, poet and co-founder of the poetry collective Chingona Fire. Joel Seligman, President of the University of Rochester Jerry Simon (born 1968), American-Israeli basketball player; set LA single-game scoring record Chris Tashima, actor and Academy Award-winning filmmaker (Visas and Virtue) Bill Toomey, 1968 Olympic decathlon champion; taught at Marshall Hal Uplinger, NBA player Baltimore Bullets 1947-53, CBS sports and entertainment producer, first to use the instant replay technique still used in TV sportscasting Bob Vickman, American pilot and also served as one of the first pilots in the Israeli Air Force. He died in defense of the newly reborn Jewish State. will.i.am, vocalist, producer and songwriter for The Black Eyed Peas La Monte Young, composer Sick Jacken, rapper, writer, and producer for Psycho Realm Alexa Demie, singer, actor in Euphoria In popular culture Shots of Marshall have been used for a variety of movies and television series, most notably Grease, La Bamba, Buffy the Vampire Slayer (film), Mr. Novak, Bachelor Party, Boy Meets World, The Wonder Years, Smart Guy, Kenan & Kel, Sister, Sister, Grosse Pointe Blank, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Can't Hardly Wait, Supernatural, Boston Public, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, Cory in the House, Hannah Montana, Pretty in Pink, Good Burger, Zapped!, Like Father Like Son, Girls Just Want to Have Fun, Lucas Tanner, Amityville 4, Charlie Bartlett, Slaughterhouse Rock, Cirque du Freak, School of Rock, Home Room, iCarly, Hang Time, Who's the Boss?, True Crime, Amateur, Sierra Burgess Is a Loser, Space Jam, and Highway to Heaven. An exterior of the school is shown during Miley Cyrus's Best of Both Worlds Tour during the song "Nobody's Perfect". German automaker Audi used the school to film a new commercial, featuring its Audi Q5 crossover SUV. The Pharcyde shot their video "Runnin'" both inside and outside the Collegiate Gothic Main Building. American rock band Van Halen used the school to shoot the music video for "Hot for Teacher". Logic (rapper) shot his video 1-800-273-8255 (song) around the