- 1999, 2001 Girls Volleyball (2) - 1997, 1998 Boys Water Polo (1) - 2012 Girls Water Polo (2) - 2015, 2017 CIF-State Southern California Regional Championship CIF-SS Individual Championships (69) Boys Cross Country (2*) Girls Cross Country (1) Boys Swimming & Diving (23**) Girls Swimming & Diving (27**) Boys Track & Field (1) Girls Track & Field (15) CIF-SS & CIF-State Championships CIF-SS & CIF-Masters Championships Notable alumni Olugbenga Ajilore, economist Ini Archibong, designer Koko Archibong, former professional and Olympic basketball player Sean Bailey, television and film producer John Battelle, author, journalist, and co-founder of Wired magazine Alec Berg, screenwriter, actor, and film producer Bruce Beutler, 2011 Nobel Laureate in Medicine Otis Booth, billionaire investor and philanthropist Stephen J. Cannell, television producer and creator of 21 Jump Street, The A-Team, and Silk Stalkings Otis Chandler, publisher, The Los Angeles Times Julia Child, television chef and personality Anna Christy, soprano opera singer Steve Cohen, member of the United States House of Representatives representing Tennessee's ninth district Keegan de Lancie, actor Harriet Huntington Doerr, author Rebecca Eaton, television producer David Ebershoff author of the international bestselling novels, The 19th Wife, The Danish Girl and Pasadena, and Executive Editor at Random House Kevin Greutert, film director and editor of the SAW series Ted Griffin, screenwriter, actor, and film producer Michael Grimes, managing director and Head of Global Technology Investment Banking at Morgan Stanley R. Stanton Hales, former president of the College of Wooster Howard Hawks, director James C. Ho, United States circuit judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit Leondra Kruger, Supreme Court of California Associate Justice and potential Supreme Court pick by President Joe Biden Macky Makisumi, speedcuber F.O. Matthiessen, Harvard professor, literary critic and author of American Renaissance: Art and Expression in the Age of Emerson and Whitman Randall Miller, director, screenwriter, producer, actor Charlie Paddock, American athlete, Olympic champion Drew Pinsky, physician, radio and television personality Rob Rasmussen, retired Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Arthur Emmons Raymond, Aeronautical Engineer Kristina Reed, film producer for DreamWorks Animation and Walt Disney Animation Studios George Reeves, actor, star of Adventures of Superman Coleman Shelton, center for the Los Angeles Rams Alison Sweeney, actress Mike White, film director, screenwriter, and actor David Wiseman, sculptor References External links 1907 establishments in California Education in Pasadena, California Educational institutions established in 1907 High schools in Los Angeles County, California Myron Hunt