pick, quarterback Brian de la Puente (born 1985), NFL football player Connor De Phillippi, race car driver Jorge Garcia, actor, Lost Gabriel Gardner, member of 2008 Beijing Olympics men's volleyball team, gold medalist Sean Harlow, NFL guard for the Atlanta Falcons Megan Henderson, news anchor/reporter for KTLA television in Los Angeles Eric Hester, film composer Trevor Insley, wide receiver, Indianapolis Colts, 2000–2003 Aaron Johnson, music producer of multi-platinum album How To Save A Life by The Fray and No. 1 self-titled follow-up Rian Johnson, director and screenwriter, notably Star Wars: The Last Jedi; most of his 2006 film Brick was filmed on and around school grounds Dean Karnazes, ultra-marathoner Masafumi Kawaguchi, football player, International Federation of American Football 1999 World Cup Tessa Keller, star of MTV's Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County Bill Kenney, quarterback, Kansas City Chiefs, 1980–1988 Kian Lawley, YouTuber and actor Colin McPhillips, professional long boarder Wayne Miller, guitarist for metal band “Bleed The Sky” Kyle Murphy, offensive tackle for Green Bay Packers Edith Ramirez, chairwoman, Federal Trade Commission Chase Rettig, quarterback, Boston College and Green Bay Packers Ryan Sheckler, professional skateboarder Katie Vernola, Playboy Playmate, June 2010 Rachel York, Broadway, film and television actress, original name Rachel Lemanski Danielle Weatherholt, Professional footballer Notes External links new school website District's SCHS website High schools in Orange County, California International Baccalaureate schools in California Public high schools in California 1964 establishments in California Educational institutions established in 1964