The Cupertino High School Hall of Fame was founded in May of 1978 to honor its successful graduates of the school's first 20 years. Since that first ceremony, the tradition has continued until the present. Long-time history teacher, Bill Boggie, was the catalyst in making the Hall of Fame blossom into one of the truly unique traditions of CHS. With just over 110 students enshrined and 11 Honorary Members, the Hall of Fame offers a cross section of "Tino's Best".  Once a yearly tradition, the Hall of Fame now happens once every other year. Since 2002, CHS Alum, Wes Morse has served as the Director.

Five distinguished alums of Cupertino High School returned on May 18th to be honored at the 2012 Hall of Fame Rally and Luncheon.  Inducted this time was (pictured above from left to right)  Superior Court Judge Julia Pugliese Alloggiamento, and Disney Animator Mark Kennedy ('87), NPR Morning Show host Renee Montagne ('67),  professional soccer player and broadcaster Christopher Sullivan ('83) and Cardiologist and track star Dr. Rod Utley ('69). The Class of 2014 won the rally and the Class of 2012 won the Spirit Bell.