Bryan Cranston was again honored by Hollywood last night (8/29/10) with this prestigious award for his work in the AMC series "Breaking Bad." The Emmy is television’s version of the Oscars.

 

 

Bryan graduated from Canoga in 1974, and was a member of the Hunters' Call school newspaper, and the Chemistry Club. Mrs. Diana Casillas from our Attendance Office remembers him as "that groovy red-head who used to play softball in the neighborhood with me...I probably shouldn't mention the broken windows." Mrs. Casillas graduated from Canoga in 1976.

 

 

Cranston won the Emmy for his portayal of Walter White, a high school chemistry teacher who was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer.  Bryan is also known for his role as Hal in the hit T.V. show Malcolm in the Middle, and he has also appeared in Seinfeld, Saving Private Ryan, and the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers.

 

 

Come visit our school museum to see him in old Canoga yearbooks (73 and 74).

The picture on the top-right is from the 1973 Utopian Yearbook.