Camino College archives. Notable alumni Mary Akor, long-distance runner Chet Baker, musician, (did not graduate) David Benoit, musician Antonio Chatman, NFL wide receiver, 1997 Fred Claire, general manager, Los Angeles Dodgers Bo Derek, actress Carol Neblett, Operatic soprano Alan Jardine of The Beach Boys Chris Montez, singer (did not graduate) Chris Mortensen, ESPN Clara Lee, Actress Cliff Meidl, USA Kayaking Olympian David Pack Dennis Mangers, California Assemblyman Denny Hocking, professional baseball player Derrick Deese, Professional football player for San Francisco 49ers and Fox Sports Radio host Don Dulay, professional basketball player in the Philippine Basketball Association Donte Gamble, American football player Flo Hyman, USA Volleyball Olympian Fred Dryer, actor, producer and former football defensive end in the NFL Greg Cross (Skateboarding)|, professional Skateboarder(Transferred to University of Southern California) George Foster, professional baseball player George Nakano, California Assemblyman Jason Farol, singer Keith Erickson, professional basketball player Kris Medlen, professional baseball player, attended but finished at Santa Ana College) Lynette Fromme, (didn't graduate) Michael Fincke, NASA astronaut John Ramsey, Public-address announcer for several Los Angeles professional sports teams Marcel Reece, NFL player Gerard Robinson, American education reformer Tamir Saban (born 1999), American-Israeli basketball player Nathan Salmon, professor (graduated under the name "Nathan Salmon Ucuzoglu") Niu Sale, American football player Lauren Sánchez Kenbrell Thompkins, football player Douglas Trumbull, filmmaker Park Jun-gyu, Korean Actor Ras Kass, Rapper (did not graduate) Robert Cornegy, New York City Councilmember Rudy de Leon, USA Deputy Secretary of Defense Saladin McCullough, American football player Suge Knight, Rap impresario Therese Murray, President of the Massachusetts Senate Frederico Lapenda Earned an AA degree in Theater in 1992 - Movie Producer, MMA Hall of Fame Promoter, Beverly Hills Film Festival President, Brazilian Tourism Ambassador, and Allies of the Amazon co-creator with Stan Lee. Brian Wilson (did not graduate) William Allen Young, actor Notable faculty Fitzhugh Dodson, taught philosophy from 1959 Julius Sumner Miller (1952–1974) See also Compton Community College District (Compton College) References External links California Community Colleges Universities and colleges in Los Angeles County, California Schools accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges Education in Torrance, California Educational institutions established in 1947 1947 establishments in California