The Brighton Schools Alumni Association (BSAA)/Brighton High School (BHS) Alumni Hall of Fame, which began in 2006, has a stellar array of members whose achievements provide inspiration and admiration to past, present and future classmates, as well as friends, family, colleagues and acquaintances.
Opportunities to meet and applaud this year’s BSAA/BHS Alumni Hall of Fame include the annual free Symposium for the community, students, faculty and staff, on May 30, at BHS, and the annual Recognition Gala on May 31, at Oak Hill Country Club. Several 2013 honorees will visit BHS classes during the day on May 31 after the annual BHS Awards Ceremony at the school, where the BSAA will announce its 2013 Scholarship recipient. 2012 honoree James Allison, MD, will join us for this year’s events.
Honorees to date are:
2013
• Nancy Gong, BHS’75, owner of Gong Glass Works and internationally renowned glass artist
• Caroline “Caren” Breese Hall, BHS’56, physician, teacher, mentor and author (posthumous)
• Stuart L. Hart, BHS’70, educator and thought leader in global sustainability
• Bruce R. Laumeister, BHS’52, inventor of the electric car, entrepreneur, philanthropist and community leader, museum founder
2012
James Allison, MD ’60 medicine
Jeffrey Levy ’59 military and volunteer service
John Milliman ’56 science
Jerry Stahl ’57 sports volunteering
2011
Richard Appelbaum ’60 education/public policy
Jim Crawford ’54 public service/religion
Hank Greenwald ’53 sports
Alan Hovey ’41 (honored posthumously) government/public service
2010
Hank Appelbaum ’58 government /public service
Irene Taylor Brodsky ’88 arts (film)
Laura L. Carstensen, PhD ’71 education/public service
Tom Richards ’61 public service/law/government
Thomas Scalea, MD ’69 medicine
2009
Sanford A. Gradinger ‘54 business/public service
Christine A. Gleason, MD ‘71 medicine
James D. Gollin ‘76 philanthropy
Alan Shestack ‘56 arts (museum education)/administration
2008
Daan Braveman education
Karen Noble Hanson public service/religion
Robert Weisbuch, PhD education
2007
Bradford Berk, MD medicine
John Shoemaker business
Arthur Lonne Lane, PhD science
2006
Jacksel Broughton ’42 leadership/military service
David Kearns ’48 (deceased) business/education
William Scandling ’40 (honored posthumously) business
Frederick Trost ’53 public service/religion
Pauline Yu ’66 education/literature