as the Campbell Community Center after renovations in 2004. Many local performance groups, including high schools in the CUHSD, rent the Heritage for various noteworthy performances. The rest of the Community Center holds classes, and portions are available to be rented for various purposes, including large meeting halls, office space, and outdoor facilities. National Register listing The campus' three buildings, as the Campbell Union High School Historic District, were added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1989. They are the only example of 1930s Works Progress Administration construction built in the Spanish Mission style. Principals Professor J. Fred Smith (1900–1912) Irving W. Snow (1912–1920) D. H. Cramer (1920–1934) Lloyd K. Wood (1934–1938) Willard H. Van Dyke (1938–1944) James W. Dent (1944–1946) Laurance J. Hill (1946–1969) Principal and Superintendent Sam Reed (1955–1961) Robert Culp (1961–1969) Robert Peck (1969–1974) Roland Baldwin (1974–1980) Notable alumni Notable alumni of Campbell High School include: Donald D. Chamberlin, Ph.D., Computer scientist, one of the principal designers of the SQL database query language. Steve Davis, Former professional baseball player (Chicago Cubs) Don Hahn, major league outfielder, 1969–75 Dudley R. Herschbach Ph.D., Nobel Prize winning chemist Craig Morton, NFL quarterback, 1965–82 Emil M. Mrak, Ph.D., Chancellor, University of California at Davis Larry Norman, Class of '65, pioneer of Christian Rock Ed Oates, 1964, co-founder of Oracle Corporation Jim K. Omura, Class of 1958, Founder of Cylink. Responsible for developing the benchmark technologies behind modern data networks. Recipient of the 2005 Alexander Graham Bell medal. Billy Wilson, NFL wide receiver See also List of closed secondary schools in California References High schools in Santa Clara County, California Campbell Union High School District Defunct schools in California Educational institutions established in 1900 Educational institutions disestablished in 1980 School buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in California Works Progress Administration in California National Register of Historic Places in Santa Clara County, California W. H. Weeks buildings 1900 establishments in California