--Spencer Aston ('00): Spencer is a professional trumpet player in Boston. He regularly performs with the Atlantic Symphony, and he’s a founding member of the Fenway Quintet. He received his Doctorate from Boston University in 2010.
--Zak Keasey ('00): Zak played for the NFL’s Washington Redskins and San Francisco 49ers. He played at fullback and linebacker. His collegiate days were spent at Princeton.
--Rory Finneren ('00): Chief Baking Officer at Mama Jude's Pie in Beijing, China. Chief Instructor at Taipei Yacht Academy, skipper at Ohana Ocean Sailing.
--Spencer Aston ('00): Professional trumpet player, performs with the Atlantic Symphony, & is a founding member of the Fenway Quintet.
--Ryan Thulin ('01): US Air Force Lt. Colonel. Flew combat missions over Libya. Featured in a New York Times article about his missions.
-- Nick Stout ('01). Major, US Army. Serves in Afghanistan, esp. in roles to rebuild schools and cities.
--Jamie Milam ('02): Professional ice hockey player, currently playing for HK Nitra in Slovakia.
--Jason Moore ('02): Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Pennsylvania State University. Earned his BA, MA, and Ph.D. at UM-Ann Arbor.
--Michael Daisley ('03): Novi Police Department K-9 handler; awarded K-9 Handler of the Year with NPD.
--Victoria Neuville ('03): Victoria is a pilot, a children’s author, and an advocate for rescue dogs. She also runs the “Pixie Pilots” blog. Look for her book Turbo the Flying Dog.
--Nate Recknagel ('04): Nate played professional baseball with the Cleveland Indians organization. He’s now a social worker for the NFL.
--Elizabeth Galvan ('04): Professional percussionist; has won numerous national and international awards.
--Seth Troxler ('04): Seth is a published musician, professional DJ, and restaurant owner. He’s been ranked the number-one DJ in the world, and he’s been featured in Rolling Stone Magazine.
--Matt Zitzmann ('04): Named to Forbes Magazine’s 30 Under 30 list of “brightest young entrepreneurs”. Matt is the co-founder and CEO of Kamcord, a mobile sharing and gaming company.
--Elizabeth Galvan ('04): Elizabeth is a professional percussionist. She has won numerous national and international awards, and she has been featured in countless performances and on multiple albums.
--Matt Engelbrecht ('04): Matt is the Chief Meteorologist at WITN-TV in Greenville, North Carolina. His collegiate days were spent at Valparaiso University.
-- Kojo Asiedu ('05): Kojo lives in LA and is a commercial & film actor. You’ll see him appear in some videos on “Funny or Die”.
--Kevin Hoban ('05): Kevin is a producer for the National Geographic Channel. His recent productions include “The Great Human Race” and “Hunted”. Kevin attended Northwestern University.
--Holli Finneran ('05): Played soccer at Georgia Southern University. Now a Doctor of Physical Therapy and competes in Ironman triathlons.
--Caroline Steiger Harris ('05): Assistant Professor of Music and head of the French Horn Studio at Texas State University.
--Kyle Upton ('06): Kyle is a professional trumpet player in Chicago.
--Anthony and Sammy Taormina ('06): Anthony and Sam are both involved in the LOHS Athletic Department in multiple roles. Both graduated from Oakland University, with Anthony earning a degree in History and Sam a degree in Communications. Anthony was also the OU Men's Basketball Manager. Anthony and Sammy have tirelessly worked hard to advocate for students with autism, educating the staff and students of LOHS to promote acceptance and respect.
--Sebastian Harris ('06): Professional soccer player, formerly of the Michigan Bucks, now with Detroit City FC in the National Premier Soccer League.
--Keri "Bean" Welborn ('06): Author of two books, The Unforgettable Golf Cart Story and Guy After Guy, Where Is Right.
-- Brandon Dosch ('07). Brandon rides BMX professionally. He won medals at the 2013 & 2014 ESPN X-Games.
--Brad Lawrence ('07): Brad owns BLvisuals, the “pioneer in body marbling”. He attended the College for Creative Studies.
-- Saxon Majeske ('07): Founded “DJ Crashers”, a wedding entertainment company. They’ve been named to the The Knot’s “Best of Weddings” list.
--Chris Ford ('07): Chris is a Lighting Technician in Hollywood. He worked as the Assistant Lighting Director on “Lady Bird”, which was nominated for 5 Oscars! Chris attended MSU.
--Sarah Stiel ('07): Flight attendant with United Airlines.
--Yvette Babich ('08): Electrical engineer with DTE Energy.
--Jordan Wells ('08): Works as a Military Legislative Assistant to US Senator Gary Peters.
--Angela McBride ('08): Angela works for Walt Disney Animation Studios. Her credits include “Frozen”, “Big Hero 6”, and “Zootopia”. She attended the College for Creative Studies.
--Rachel Kaltner ('08): Employed as an Orthotics and Prosthetics Clinician at a leading O&P firm in Michigan. Attended Oakland University and Eastern Michigan University, with her residency at the University of Michigan.
--Natalie Hengstebeck, Ph.D ('08).: Program Examiner in the White House Office of Management and Budget. Earned her PhD in human development and family studies from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
--Drew Maynard ('08): Drew plays professional basketball for Brazil’s Team Minas. Drew played college basketball at Oakland University and Rochester College.
-- Jeff Heath ('09). Jeff plays for the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys. Jeff played collegiate football at SVSU.
--Terry Sweeney ('09): Terry is a member of Sandbox Percussion in NYC. He holds degrees from the Peabody Conservatory and the Yale School of Music.