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Hewlett-Woodmere Alumni Association(HWAA){HWPS Alumni Association} |
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September |
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7:00 pm - Tuesday - GWHHS - Room 143 |
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November |
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7:00 pm - Tuesday - GWHHS - Room 143 |
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January |
14 |
7:00 pm - Monday - GWHHS - Room 143 |
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March |
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6:30 pm - Monday - GWHHS - Room 143 |
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April |
14 |
7:00 pm - Monday - GWHHS - Room 143 |
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June |
19 |
7:30 pm - Thursday - location to be determined (annual dinner 6:30 pm) |
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HWAA meeting dates and locations are subject to change.
Please check back frequently for the latest information.
HWAA Newsletter "CONNECTIONS"
We welcome news from alumni to publish on the Class News page in an upcoming issue of our HWAA Newsletter "CONNECTIONS".
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"CONNECTIONS",
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HWAA
60 Everit Avenue
Hewlett, New York 11557
Hewlett-Woodmere Alumni Association Hall of Fame
HWAA HALL OF FAME Members
Names, photos, and the following information regarding our Hall of Fame members can be found on plaques in George W. Hewlett High School on the Alumni Association Hall of Fame wall.
The list is arranged chronologically by graduation year. Please be aware we do not update the online statements with subsequent accomplishments. We choose for text to remain the same as what appears on plaques that line the halls of the high school. (Plaques also include photos.) We note the induction year indicating information provided is what was known when the honoree was selected.
- MICHAEL PLANTAMURA, Class of 1927
Hall of Fame Induction 1997
In recognition of his 35 years of service as an educator, captain in the United States Army and Principal of Hewlett Elementary School. - PAUL KANTROWITZ, Class of 1932
Hall of Fame Induction 1997
In recognition of his 35 years of service to Hewlett-Woodmere as an attorney, trustee of the public library and treasurer of the - ALFRED WALLING, Class of 1933
Hall of Fame Induction 1997
In recognition of his contribution to community betterment as an educator, athlete and humanitarian. - JOSEPH REMO, Class of 1934
Hall of Fame Induction 1997
In recognition of his outstanding service to the Hewlett-Woodmere community as an educator. - EDYTH OPPENHEIMER DeBAUN, Class of 1939
Hall of Fame Induction 1999
In recognition of her exemplary dedication to the children and less fortunate of the Oceanside community and as an active businesswoman and owner of Camp DeBaun. - DR. HOWARD E. LYNCH, Class of 1939
Hall of Fame Induction 2000
In recognition of his distinguished career in the educational arena with numerous leadership positions in professional and civic organizations. His notable accomplishments as a superintendent include successfully introducing the redesign of open spaced schools in - BENJAMIN MOLENO, Class of 1939
Hall of Fame Induction 2000
In recognition of his outstanding community service including fifty years as a Commissioner of the Hewlett Fire Department. As a lifelong resident, his dedication to our community in various activities is noteworthy. - DR. WILLIAM SCHWARTZ, Class of 1939
Hall of Fame Induction 1998
In recognition of his distinguished accomplishments as a physician, health care advocate, medical researcher and journalist. - ROBERT PLONSKY, Class of 1944
Hall of Fame Induction 2002
In recognition of his outstanding expertise in civil engineering, including seventeen years as the Town Engineer of the Town of - RICHARD BROWER, Class of 1945
Hall of Fame Induction 1999
In recognition of his contributions as local historian, keeper of memories and ardent horticulturalist. With his recent death, our community lost a member of one of Woodmere's earliest families. - INEZ BATT SIMENS, Class of 1945
Hall of Fame Induction 1998
In recognition of her accomplishments as a watercolorist, textile designer, community volunteer and fundraiser. - ROGER C. FOLZ, Class of 1946
Hall of Fame Induction 1997
In recognition of his business acumen, civic leadership and philanthropic endeavors. - JESSE MARGOLIN, Class of 1946
Hall of Fame Induction 2007
In recognition of his commitment to human rights, leadership in national, state, city, and local organizations and charitable efforts. His involvements include the American Jewish Committee, their National Legal Committee and Blaustein Institute for International Human Rights, Fund for Global Human Rights, American Friends of Hebrew University, other nonprofit foundations, American Bar Association’s Nonprofit Corporation Law Committee of the Business Section, and Temple Beth El of Cedarhurst. - ELLIOT D. SPIRO, Class of 1946
Hall of Fame Induction 2003
In recognition of his inspirational leadership and service in a myriad of civic, charitable and professional organizations. He was NY District (State) Governor of Kiwanis International, and Director of Independent Insurance Agents Association of NY. Other board positions include UJA, Nassau Heart Fund, American Cancer Association, Five Towns Community Chest, and - DR. DANIEL H. MINTZ, Class of 1947
Hall of Fame Induction 2000
In recognition of his dedication to find a cure for diabetes as a clinician, scientist and medical school faculty leader. His major research contributions, directorship of training programs, and twenty-five year position as Scientific Director and Chief Academic Officer of the Diabetic Research Institute have influenced research at universities around the world. - SHEILA COHN KISLIK, Class of 1949
Hall of Fame Induction 1997
In recognition of her years of community service as President of the Five Towns Music and Art Foundation, Five Towns Community Council and the - SELWYN G. “JERRY” RUDNICK, Class of 1950
Hall of Fame Induction 2003
In recognition of his leadership in numerous community service organizations. Notable distinction in Kiwanis Club includes ascending to the position as Lt. Governor for the LI North Division. In Manhasset, he has served as President of the Chamber of Commerce and Commander of VFW Post 5063. Current board positions include working for the benefit of a - DR. DONALD GREENBERG, Class of 1951
Hall of Fame Induction 1997
In recognition of his achievements as an architectural engineer, computer graphic researcher and author. - DR. JAY HYMAN, Class of 1951
Hall of Fame Induction 1998
In recognition of his service to veterinary medicine, humane efforts on behalf of marine life and charitable endeavors. - PETER S. LISS, Class of 1952
Hall of Fame Induction 2003
In recognition of his devotion to the George W. Hewlett High School community throughout his career spanning 34 years as a Spanish teacher, including service in an advisory capacity to students and to foreign language teacher organizations. Mutual support, concern and respect between his students and himself resulted in this talented educator's ability to make a difference in his students' lives. - BARRY STONE, Class of 1952
Hall of Fame Induction 1997
In recognition of his business leadership in life insurance, and as a United States Olympic Committee Fundraiser, United Way Chairperson and Multiple Sclerosis Champion. - STEVE BERNHEIM, Class of 1953
Hall of Fame Induction 1998
In recognition of his significant contributions as a journalist, publisher, professional sports manager, litigation lecturer and committed coordinator of community activities. - DR. CAROL R. FOGEL KEYES, Class of 1953
Hall of Fame Induction 2000
In recognition of her remarkable achievements as a leader, developer, and author in the education profession including outstanding contributions to the field of early childhood education. Her presentations have been heard at national and international conferences. - DR. PETER R. BREGGIN, Class of 1954
Hall of Fame Induction 2001
In recognition of his internationally recognized reform work in psychiatry as a practicing physician, author, scientific presenter, consultant, and faculty member, including expert appearances on popular television shows. He is the founder and Director of the - AUDREY GREENBERG LANDAU, Class of 1954
Hall of Fame Induction 2005
In recognition of her dedication to community involvement and leadership abilities. She started an Arts in Education Program in the neighboring - FREDDA SHAPIRO LYNN, Class of 1954
Hall of Fame Induction 2001
In recognition of her accomplishments as an outstanding educational leader whose talents and human relations skills, along with her vision of quality education, achieved distinction in the field of early childhood education. Her exemplary work as a teacher and art specialist in our school district resulted in numerous commendations for her students. - GORDON SEAMAN, Class of 1954
Hall of Fame Induction 1998
In recognition of his exceptional contributions to the electrical industry and his demonstrated community involvement while serving as an inspirational model of personal growth. - BARBARA KONHEIM KOLB, Class of 1955
Hall of Fame Induction 1997
In recognition of her inspirational leadership as a school administrator and teacher in Hewlett-Woodmere. - BURT LEWIS, Class of 1956
Hall of Fame Induction 2005
In recognition of his distinguished law career and long-standing leadership serving the residents of the Hewlett-Woodmere community. He served for twelve years as a member of the Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education, preceded by several years as vice president of the school board. Currently, he is serving as President of the Board of the PeninsulaMELVIN SMALL, Ph.D., Class of 1956
Hall of Fame Induction 2005
In recognition of his outstanding career in education. He is currently named as the Distinguished Professor of History, Wayne State University,
Hall of Fame Induction 2000
In recognition of her perseverance since becoming a founding member of the Hewlett-Woodmere Alumni Association. As current president, her leadership and commitment have made the accomplishments of the Alumni Association possible. Her career as an early childhood special education teacher is a credit to our district.- RICHARD BRAVERMAN, Class of 1958
Hall of Fame Induction 1998
In recognition of his accomplishments as a distinguished attorney, member and President of the Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education and Vice President of the- MAJOR ROBERT G. HUFSCHMID, Class of 1958
Hall of Fame Induction 1997
In recognition of his leadership at- RONALD M. SICKMEN, Class of 1958
Hall of F,,, , , ame Induction 2006
In recognition of his genuine caring, , outstanding community and charitable service. He is a past president of the Centereach Rotary. Some other organizations who benefited from his efforts are the American Cancer Society, American Jewish Committee, Juvenile Diabetes, Comprehensive AIDS Program, and Guide Dog Foundation. He has also helped support school functions, youth organizations, and services for the elderly.- RI, CHARD SCHNEIDER, Class of 1959
Hall of Fame Induction 1999
In recognition of his dedication to , the environment and as agr, onomist for Scotts Research. He is the first recipient of Scotts, Research Excellence award.- DR. LANCE MICHAEL STERMAN, Class of 1959
Hall of Fame Induction 2008
In recognition of outstanding professional accomplishments in the field of emergency medicine, development of trauma centers, and community service. As a physician, director, and executive board member, his involvements have included ambulatory care centers, an industrial medical clinic, hospitals in- PETER MAY, Class of 1960
Hall of Fame Induction 1998
In recognition of his leadership in business and real estate, and for his service as a trustee for several foundations, including the Laura Rosenberg Foundation.- SUSAN WALLING PRATT, Class of 1960
Hall of Fame Induction 2002
In recognition of her administrative accomplishments in Hewlett-Woodmere Public Schools. Her devotion to develop anti-bias programs through cooperation and respect has had far-reaching effects. She has influenced the creation of multicultural awareness courses. The innovations in curriculum and staff development that she has brought to this district have improved education in Hewlett-Woodmere each year.- NORMA WOLFBERG ROSENBERG, Class of 1960
Hall of Fame Induction 2002
In recognition of her benevolence, including more than twenty years as President of The Laura Rosenberg Foundation. The funds from this foundation have supported pediatric leukemia research, a- LOUISE GLUCK, Class of 1961
Hall of Fame Induction 1998
In recognition of her distinguished career as a Pulitzer Prize poet and as a professor of literature and creative writing.- LEE DICHTER, Class of 1962
Hall of Fame Induction 2000
In recognition of his career as a talented re-recording engineer with achievements spanning television, commercials, documentaries and feature films. His mix credits include six documentaries that have won Academy Awards.- GARY R. WEISS, Class of 1962
Hall of Fame Induction 2008
In recognition of longstanding commitment to student achievement and charitable service for community organizations. As an owner of Incredible Feets, neighborhood retail stores, his participation on- JANE LIPPMAN FRIEDMAN, Class of 1963
Hall of Fame Induction 1999
In recognition of her achievements as President and CEO, HarperCollins Publishers. She was recently named on Vanity Fair's list of 200 Women Legends, Leaders and Trailblazers.- DR. BILL SCHNALL, Class of 1963
Hall of Fame Induction 2002
In recognition of his dedication and leadership in the practice of pediatrics and the education of others in pediatric medicine. He has served with distinction as President of the North Pacific Pediatric Society and of his award-winning local school board.- DR. JOSEPH P. SOBEL, Class of 1963
Hall of Fame Induction 2001
In recognition of his outstanding professional contributions as a leader in the field of meteorology. His extensive experience includes forensic services, over one million weather forecasts and discussions on radio stations across the- PHILIP F. GUINSBURG, PH.D., Class of 1964
Hall of Fame Induction 2006
In recognition of his commitment to alcoholism and drug abuse counseling, couples therapy and crisis intervention. An experienced instructor, national and international presenter and author, he was selected Professional of the Year by the National Association of Addiction Counselors. His extensive community service earned him many awards. Currently, he is President of the- CAROL KERR HARRISON, Class of 1964
Hall of Fame Induction 2003
In recognition of her outstanding dedication and leadership in civic life seen through many community service commitments. Her untiring efforts with the Hewlett-Woodmere Alumni Association include being editor of the newsletter since the group's inception, along with several other roles. She currently serves as President of the Jewish Community Center of the Greater Five Towns, (formerly the Greater Five Towns YM & YWHA).- DR. RAYMOND McCLOAT, Class of 1964
Hall of Fame Induction 1997
In recognition of his extended commitment to public education as a teacher, administrator and friend.- BRENT D. GLASS, Class of 1965
Hall of Fame Induction 2006
In recognition of his distinguished achievement in his field and scholarly knowledge of American history. Currently, he is the director of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. He previously served for fifteen years as Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.- TONY KORNHEISER, Class of 1965
Hall of Fame Induction 1999
In recognition of his achievements as a reporter and columnist. He is presently a sports columnist with the Washington Post.- CARLA S. LEWIS, Ph.D., Class of 1965
Hall of Fame Induction 2006
In recognition of her dedication against domestic violence and to help individuals who are HIV/AIDS positive, at risk, chemically dependent, mentally ill, homeless or hungry. Her work as a research scientist, local, national and international presenter, author, instructor and activist is notable. Currently, she is the Director of Planning and Evaluation for the NYC based Project Hospitality.- ARNOLD PALLESCHI, Class of 1966
Hall of Fame Induction 1999
In recognition of his dedication to environmental causes and as Commissioner, Town of Hempstead Department of Water. He is the President of the Hewlett-Woodmere Police Athletic League.- ROSS BLECKNER, Class of 1967
Hall of Fame Induction 1998
In recognition of his national reputation as a juried artist and commitment to research initiatives in fighting AIDS.- DR. JOHN SANTOPOLO, Class of 1967
Hall of Fame Induction 2003
In recognition of his community and professional leadership. He practices endodontics, lectures, teaches, authors articles in dental journals, and has served as president in local, county and NY State dental organizations. He is currently on the Board of Governors of the NY State Dental Association, a board member of the Woodmere Merchants Association, Hewlett-Woodmere Alumni Association, and a member of the Bridge Committee.- DR. MARVIN W. BERKOWITZ, Class of 1968
Hall of Fame Induction 2001
In recognition of his distinguished career in psychology as a university professor, lecturer, consultant and author including outstanding contributions to the fields of child development and moral education. He is renowned for his national and international accomplishments.- HON. EMILY PINES, Class of 1968
Hall of Fame Induction 2002
In recognition of her distinguished public service career, during which she earned significant awards and honors. As a former practicing attorney, she had an emphasis in the fields of municipal and commercial litigation. She was a former Suffolk County District Court Judge and is presently a Justice of the New York State Supreme Court.- DR. ARTHUR EVANS TAUBMAN, Class of 1968
Hall of Fame Induction 2008
In posthumous recognition of dedication as a physician of Orthopedics and pro-bono services for youth, homeless and communities in need. He was Chief Orthopedic Consultant, Port Authority, NY and NJ; Orthopedic Consultant, prison system, Rahway,- ALAN ZWEIBEL, Class of 1968
Hall of Fame Induction 1998
In recognition of his significant contributions in literary and entertainment fields. As both a writer and television producer, he has received Emmy and Writer's Guild Awards.- STAN KRANGEL, Class of 1969
Hall of Fame Induction 2002
In recognition of his outstanding achievements in business. He is currently President of Lenox, Inc. He earned significant awards and honors through impressive public service as a board member of Prevent Blindness, Jewish National Fund, and American Friends of Hebrew University.- DR. STEVEN LEVINE, Class of 1969
Hall of Fame Induction 2007
In posthumous recognition of his commitment to excellence. This- LISA SCHWARZBAUM, Class of 1969
Hall of Fame Induction 2000
In recognition of national prominence in the arts and entertainment field as a writer, reviewer and editor for newspapers, and magazines. She is currently a film critic at “Entertainment Weekly.”- SCOTT L. SPITZER, Class of 1969
Hall of Fame Induction 2004
In recognition of his community leadership and outstanding legal career in the financial services and medical device industries. He is Vice President, Associate General Counsel and Secretary of Bowne & Co., Inc., the world's largest financial printer that was founded in 1775. Previous experiences include U.S. Surgical Corporation, The First Boston Corporation, and the American Stock Exchange. He is now serving as Chairman of the Planning Board in- GARREY LIEBERMAN, Class of 1970
Hall of Fame Induction 2007
In recognition of his dedication to community service for the local youth and residents. His many involvements include volunteering as a firefighter with the Hewlett Fire Department, Football Parents Association, Sports Council, Hewlett Woodmere Little League, Valley Stream Roller Hockey, Five Towns Kiwanis and the Hewlett Business Association.- DEBRA J. STEIN, Class of 1970
Hall of Fame Induction 2003
In recognition of her acclaimed career as a distinguished costume designer with an astounding range of credits spanning opera, Broadway, Pre-Broadway, and Off-Broadway shows, theatre festivals, TV and movies. Her drawings and illustrations were featured in the Lincoln Center Library, the Metropolitan Opera program and a teacher's guide for an opera tour to NY and NJ elementary and secondary schools.- MOLLY ACKERMAN, Class of 1971
Hall of Fame Induction 2003
In recognition of her far-reaching career and inspirational determination in expansionist art including exhibitions, live performance painting, collaborations and events sharing creativity on five continents. Students, artists and organizations, like UNICEF, have benefited from her work. Many honors, awards, board memberships, gallery ownership and directorships have allowed this talented artist to spread the beauty of color throughout our world.- MICHAEL S. MODELL, Class of 1971
Hall of Fame Induction 2002
In recognition of his inspiring compassion, community service focusing on youth, and fundraising efforts. The list of his numerous activities includes Vice-President of Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, Co-Founder and Chairman of Sports for a Cure for Stem Cell Research, and many Board positions involving New York City civic affairs, while serving as Co-President of Modell's Sporting Goods.- MICHAEL SUSSMAN, Class of 1971
Hall of Fame Induction 2002
In recognition of his activism and success in civil and human rights regarding segregation in education in major cities, housing, sexual discrimination and racism. He has made a significant contribution working for the Civil Rights Division of the Justice Department, the NAACP, and as a private attorney.- GORDON EDELSTEIN, Class of 1972
Hall of Fame Induction 2004
In recognition of his critically acclaimed talent as an artistic director. He is the Artistic Director of the Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven,- DR. DAVID EISENBERG, Class of 1972
Hall of Fame Induction 1997
In recognition of his pioneering work in the field of medicine.- DR. SCOTT L. FRIEDMAN, Class of 1972
Hall of Fame Induction 2005
In recognition of his distinguished medical career as a clinician, teacher, scientist, presenter, consultant, author and medical faculty leader. His international award-winning research concerning underlying causes of liver scarring has brought forth unique and vital contributions. His extensive list of honors, awards, visiting professorships, lectures, papers, committee, board and professional memberships speaks further to his expertise. He is Chief of Liver Diseases Division, Mount Sinai Medical Center,- NORMA HEIDRICH, Class of 1972
Hall of Fame Induction 2005
In recognition of her extensive volunteerism for health and fitness in her community and schools. Her activities include volunteering at times as an elementary physical education teacher, coach for basketball, field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, track, and as the safety officer for soccer and Little League. She conducts programs about preventing injuries for athletes and plans to address fitness concerns for nursing home residents. Currently, she is a high school Health and Physical Education teacher.- PHILIP M. ROSENZWEIG, Class of 1972
Hall of Fame Induction 2002
In recognition of his exceptional accomplishments in computer technology while serving as a key executive for Sun Microsystems Inc. These achievements include multiple networking patents and patents pending. He received numerous honors and awards from Rochester Institute of Technology for his contribution for helping students succeed. Died on 9/11/2001.- MARK STERN, Class of 1972
Hall of Fame Induction 2007
In recognition of his accomplished career in the pet food industry. His professional success has made him an industry leader. His service as President and on the Board of Directors of the American Pet Products Manufacturers Association exemplifies his prominence in the field. He is currently President of Eight in One, a division of United Pet Group.- RACHEL VAN VOORHEES, Class of 1972
Hall of Fame Induction 2000
In recognition of her distinguished music career as a soloist, recitalist, chamber and orchestral musician and teacher. She is currently Principal Harpist of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra.- GEORGE J. AMITRANO, Jr., Class of 1973
Hall of Fame Induction 2004
In recognition of his dedication as a swim coach, swim instructor, water safety instructor trainer, lifeguard instructor, CPR/first aid and AED instructor. The Hewlett Swim Club, Hewlett-Woodmere Department of Community Services, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, YM/WHAs, camps, senior citizen homes, doctors, nurses, and other coaches are among those who benefit from his leadership and expertise. He has received awards in his telecommunications career and for his community service involvement.- RALPH DeSENA, Class of 1973
Hall of Fame Induction 2008
In recognition of leadership and service in civic and professional organizations. He is Lieutenant Governor Elect of the LI Southwest Division of Kiwanis and Past President of Peninsula Kiwanis of Hewlett. He has received Kiwanis International’s Hixson Award and Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Center (KPTC) Fellowship. He is a Peninsula Kiwanis Advisor to George W. Hewlett High School Key Club. He has served as Small Claims Court Arbitrator for- BRUCE GREEN, Class of 1973
Hall of Fame Induction 2004
In recognition of his distinguished career committed to legal and government ethics, criminal law and procedure and public service. He is the Louis Stein Professor of Law at Fordham University School of Law. He is published in numerous Law Reviews and periodicals and participates nationwide as a legal scholar, speaker, moderator and panelist. His committee service spans city, state and national legal associations. Past experience includes law clerk to Justice- WENDY EVANS JOSEPH, Class of 1973
Hall of Fame Induction 2004
In recognition of her creative talent. She is President of Wendy Evans Joseph Architecture and an experienced lecturer who holds numerous board trusteeships and lead roles in professional organizations. Her projects include the pedestrian bridge over 63rd Street at- S. JACOB SCHEINERMAN, M.D., Class of 1973
Hall of Fame Induction 2006
In recognition of his expertise as a cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon. His research, publications and technique are known for innovative alternative surgical procedures. He has received awards for leadership and service from the American Heart Association and other organizations in his community.- LISA GLASBERG (LISA G.), Class of 1974
Hall of Fame Induction 2005
In recognition of her award winning broadcasting success, and efforts to give back to young adults in the arts through the NYC Schools Mentoring Program. Her experience as a radio/TV personality includes Power 105.1 FM, WOR 710 AM, HOT 97, WCBS-TV, ESPN2, E!, NBC and ABC Sports, MSG Network, Fox News Channel, CNN, and MSNBC. She has appeared in films and been featured in NY print media, such as the Times, Daily News, Post, Newsday, and also Cosmopolitan and GQ Magazine.- DR. MAURY J. GREENBERG, Class of 1974
Hall of Fame Induction 2000
In recognition of his dedication to others in the practice of Family Medicine, including his many leadership roles throughout the field and his contribution to the medical education profession.- STEVE KRANE, Class of 1974
Hall of Fame Induction 2004
In recognition of his distinguished law career concentrated in attorney professional responsibility, sports law and antitrust law, and many leadership roles and committee memberships in city, state and national legal associations. He is a partner of Proskauer Rose LLP. His accomplishments include numerous publications, quotes, lectures and consulting experiences, especially regarding legal ethics and professional responsibilities. He is a Past President of the New York State Bar Association.- CRAIG “RIC” MICHEL, Class of 1974
Hall of Fame Induction 2005
In recognition of his business achievements and service to the community. By diversifying and expanding, he has developed Owl 57 Galleries/Owl Art Center into a premier art gallery of- BARBARA GAINES, Class of 1975
Hall of Fame Induction 2006
In recognition of her award winning career as a television producer. She has won five consecutive prime-time Emmy Awards for Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Program (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2002) as Executive Producer of the Late Show with David Letterman.- JOAN FISHMAN SALZMAN, Class of 1975
Hall of Fame Induction 2001
In recognition of her extraordinary dedication to ethics in government and law as seen through her remarkable career accomplishments and numerous publications. This- GEORGE VOSBURGH, Class of 1975
Hall of Fame Induction 1998
In recognition of his international reputation as an orchestral trumpeter, recording artist and college lecturer while serving as the principal trumpet for the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.- PETER D. KEISLER, Class of 1977
Hall of Fame Induction 2007
In recognition of his outstanding achievements in the field of Law and Government Service and a remarkable rise in his profession. After graduation from- CAROLYN GUSOFF TURK, Class of 1980
Hall of Fame Induction 1997
In recognition of her accomplishments as a news journalist dealing with issues of significant social importance.- BRUCE MURRAY, Class of 1981
Hall of Fame Induction 2004
In recognition of his success as a radio talk show host, especially in the field of sports. He was a producer at CNN, WFAN and ESPN. His “on-air” experiences in Washington,- MAJOR ERIC W. SCHNAIBLE, Class of 1981
Hall of Fame Induction 2000
In recognition of his service in the United States Air Force for fifteen years resulting in numerous awards, decorations, and achievements in public affairs. He is currently Chief of Public Affairs for the 355th Wing, Davis-Monthan AFB (Tucson),- JOHN DiRESTA, Class of 1982
Hall of Fame Induction 2002
In recognition of his creative talents a