Gordon Moore (founder of Intel Corp) didn't make the cut?

Eric Feldman is hardly a game-changer. But he did grow up on Crestview in SC; went to Central before going to High School at Sequoia. Somewhere my mother has a picture of him with my little sister going to a middle school dance. neato...

NO way!!! How did I not know Eric Dane went to Sequoia? wow!!!

How does Gary Beban not make the list. I am no fan of UCLA, but how many Heisman Trophy winners can we boast??

Your description of Kenny Ortega is missing a lot of famous achievements.
He directed many movies from "Hocus Pocus" to "This is it" Michael Jackson's final "concert" from movie pieces shot while he directed Michael Jackson's last concert (he died only days from concert beginning) I remember turning on my TV years ago (I lived in Venice Beach) and seeing an interview with him, as he talked about all the famous bands /singers he had worked with. Google him!
PLEASE UPDATE HIS "BLURB". His work has been seen world wide, and for at least the last 30 years, and since he started theater in high school, community wide

I so should not comment on this but I will. Needless to say there are so many graduates that have been left off this list - some of them are even great teachers in our community. So, my choices would be Dolby or Ortega. Both are great examples of Sequoia/Redwood City pride. As are Folau and McClellan - all great examples of the public school system here and our community. Dane one the other had is not so much. If one knew him and looked past what the woman refer to as "steamy" looks, they would not be so thrilled, as I am not, to admit he went to Sequoia. Just saying . . .

Kenny Ortega all the way!!