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Niskayuna High School Hall of Fame Inductees
 
Year Inducted Name Vocation Class of
2005 Jonathan L. Haines, Ph.D. Leading Alzheimer's Disease researcher; director of premier genetics research center 1975
2004 Jo Anne Assini Acting New York State Supreme Court Justice; Schenectady County Family Court Judge 1970
2003 Stephen J. Haines, M.D. Professor and chairman, Dept. of Neurosurgery, Medical Univ. of South Carolina 1967
2002 Amy Jaffee-Barzach Humanitarian and founder of a charitable organization 1979
2001 Vikram Byanna Akula Manages a rural development organization that administers in the drought-prone region of Medak District, India 1986
2000 Emily Langworth Peck, Ph.D. Taught social studies at the high school for 29 years. Well-liked and respected by her students and colleagues. 1961
1999 Cynthia H. Phillippe Volunteer leader in the Niskayuna, Schenectady County and Capital District communities. Received numerous volunteer awards. 1966
1998 Katherine Herrick-Davis, Ph.D. Active researcher in pharmacology, doing work on chemical receptors in the brain, auto inflammatory drugs, and basic cancer research 1979
1997 Daniel R. Plumley Conservationist and ecologist of national and international repute. Leadership led to the creation of the 4-million-acre Oka Forest Preserve in Siberia, Russia. 1977
1997 Joan M. O'Brien, M.D. Surgeon, Director of Ocular Oncology at the University of California at San Francisco Medical Center (specializing in eye cancer) 1975
1996 Deborah Gordon Mullaney Community volunteer 1967
1996 Commander Michael C. Beck United States Navy, Commanding Officer, U.S.S. Constitution 1972
1995 Paul H. Wein, J.D. Local attorney, worked tirelessly to raise funds for childhood cancer research for St. Jude's Children's Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee 1968
1995 Joshua R. Seftel Filmmaker, writer, producer; received more than 20 international awards for his films; in 1993 elected to the Board of Governors of the National Academy of Television and Sciences 1986
1994 Police Chief Mark R. Sollohub For his continued dedication to service and commitment to the citizens of the Town of Niskayuna 1966
1994 Edward W. Doucet, M.D. Exemplary service to our community in treatment of the AIDS virus and those affected by it 1970
1993 Kirsten Nelson Schaetzel, Ph.D. Humanitarian, teacher of English for impoverished women and families in Bangladesh 1977
1993 Alison Liebhafsky DesForges, Ph.D. Humanitarian, scholar, activist, teacher, employed by U.S. State Department and "Africa Watch," a Human Rights Group in Rwanda, Africa 1960
1992 Henry J. Sommer, J.D. Dedication to providing free legal services to those unable to pay 1967
1992 Michael N. Josselyn, Ph.D. Biology professor, expert on restoration and preservation of America's wetlands 1968
1992 Gary D. Connor Law enforcement, community and high school activities 1969
1991 Robert N. Ward Musician; symphonic orchestra music 1973
1991 Colin M. Angle Works in artificial intelligence; "Robot Guru" of MIT 1985
1990 First Lt. Vernon F. Hovey III (U.S. Army) Killed while serving his country 1964
1990 PFC Richard W. Starkey (U.S. Marine Corps) Killed while serving his country 1969
1990 First Lt. Robert S. Cragin, Jr. (U.S. Army) Killed while serving his country 1962
1989 John J. Gatta, Jr., Ph.D. Scholar and poet in English and French; educator, humanitarian, Fulbright Scholar to Africa 1964
1989 Louise Reid Ritchie, Ph.D. Clinical psychologist and found of "Gift of Reading" 1969
1988 E. Richard Yulman Humanitarian, businessman, supporter of civic and cultural activities; Founder of "Albany Dreamers," which gave a free college education and school support to 97 sixth-graders 1964
1988 Susan Muldowney Kirwan Dedicated registered nurse 1963
1988 Ronald R. Pressman Corporate businessman; senior vice president at age 28 1976
1987 David R. Rockwell, M.D. Chief of Infectious Diseases at Ellis Hospital; works with AIDS patients 1965
1987 Priscilla J. Angelo, Ed.D. Distinguished college educator, who has travelled and studied throughout the world 1961
1987 J. Williams Holt III, M.D. Physician of gastroenterology; great concern for others 1963
1986 James C. Read Actor who has received national recognition in the creative arts 1971
1986 James Howe Prominent author of children's literature 1964
1986 Susan L. Brainard Field hockey coach and teacher 1963
1985 Kevin Burns Film maker and teacher 1973
1985 David E. Wallender Humanitarian; Peace Corps volunteer in Africa 1965
1985 Sandra Sennett Tully Humanitarian working with the needy; a United Nations Program Director in Thailand 1964
1985 Jeffrey C. Blatnick Athlete and humanitarian; 1984 Olympics Gold Medal in Greco Roman Wrestling 1975
1984 William A. Schultz Himself handicapped, assists in job placement of the disabled; President Carter named him a member of the Committee on Employment of Handicapped 1963
1984 Steven J. Goodman, M.D. Plastic surgeon 1965
1984 Patricia Del Monico, J.D. Career devoted to care of the handicapped. Masters in Business Administration, Social Work, a doctor of Jurisprudence 1961
1984 Keith W. Bedford, Ph.D. Professor and researcher in civil engineering 1963
1984 Janis K. Timberlake Peace Corps in Senegal, organized farming and food projects 1973
1983 John M. Wozney, Ph.D. Biochemist, cancer in mammals research 1972
1983 Vincent J. Reilly, Jr., J.D. Lawyer, Family Court Judge and community contributor 1960
1983 Mark A. Lindquist Sculptor and educator 1967
1983 Bruce D. Jackson Disabled while a senior at Niskayuna High School; amazing spirit; aids physically-handicapped with company he founded, Independent Living 1971
1983 Wayne Hugo Green, M.D. Psychiatrist specializing in autism; grew up on land where Niskayuna High School is erected 1959

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