Scott Fitzgerald Hosea Chanchez, actor Johnny Davis, former NFL football player Morris Dees, lawyer, former CEO of the Southern Poverty Law Center Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald, socialite, novelist, painter, and wife of F. Scott Fitzgerald Richmond Flowers, former NFL football player and track athlete Emory Folmar, politician and former mayor of Montgomery, Alabama Terry Gabreski, retired United States Air Force Lieutenant General Alfred Goldthwaite, politician, a member of the Alabama House of Representatives from 1958 to 1966 and a chairman of the Alabama Republican Party Orlando Graham, former NBA basketball player Carlos Hendricks, former professional football player Jeno James, NFL football player Tarvaris Jackson, former NFL football player Claude R. Kirk, Jr., politician, 36th Governor of Florida Marco Killingsworth, former professional basketball player Patrice McClammy, member of the Alabama House of Representatives Carl Mundy, retired United States Marine Corps four-star general and 30th commandant of the Marine Corps Tommy Neville, NFL football player Jimmy Sharpe, former college football coach Bart Starr, former NFL football player Donell Taylor, former NBA basketball player Toni Tennille, singer, member of 1970s group "Captain and Tennille" Kathryn Thornton, scientist and a former NASA astronaut George Wallace Jr., politician Lurleen Wallace, politician, 46th governor of Alabama, wife of George Wallace Marcus Webb, former NBA basketball player Roman L. Weil, economist Hank Williams, country music singer, songwriter, and musician References High schools in Montgomery, Alabama Educational institutions established in 1910 Gothic Revival architecture in Alabama Public high schools in Alabama 1910 establishments in Alabama Confederate States of America monuments and memorials in Alabama