2011 Alumni Hall of Fame

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2011 - Alumni Hall of Fame Inductees

Courage award went to William (Bill) Logan – Class of 1965. Bill started his career as a Naval Flight Director in 1969. He rose to the top of his career by taking on various administration and command positions. Today, he is one of the few people earning the rank of Rear Admiral Upper Half in the United States Navy.

 


 

Culture went to Mark Henderson – Class of 1983. Mark is an influential member of Chicagos improvisational theatre community. He is a member of Creed Repertory Theatre, founder of “Spoonful of Sugar,” Board Member of “The Playground Improv Theatre,” and member of “Strange Bedfellows.”

 


College was awarded to Penny Patz – Class of 1966. Penny was always told “she was not college material.” Oh, were those naysayers wrong! Penny graduated from Ball State University where she went on to be a high school teacher in Ohio. She then obtained her Masters in education from Utah State. After moving to Bakersville, CA, she became the Dean at their University. After being accepted into the Doctoral Program at La Vern College, she moved to Foothills College to become the Acting President.


 

Creativity award was bestowed upon Rush Cole – Class of 1969. Rush is a self taught artist, who after graduation went on to teach at the University of Alaska. She has achieved many honors with her works of art, including paintings that have been featured in regional, state, and international art exhibits. Her passion for the arts was nurtured while a student at CPHS.

 


Citizenship Eric Berman – Class of 1982. Eric received his B.A. in Journalism from Indiana University. In 1996 he went on to be a Statehouse and political reporter. Although Eric was known for the multiple awards he received from the Associated Press, he is also known for being a five time Jeopardy champion.

 


Career Theresa Boscia Wallenstein – Class of 1999. Theresa has made a place for herself in the world of video game development while working for Nickelodeon, among other companies. She has found a great blend for her liberal arts attributes and her gift with computers.