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Stadium Mustard King, Motivational Speaker Among Heights Hall of Famers

In a blind selection process, students selected the winners. They were officially inducted into the Hall of Fame on May 2.

A lawyer, hospital president, motivational speaker and a volunteer were among the 10 people inducted into the Cleveland Heights High School Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame on May 2.

The hall of fame was created to honor graduates and to showcase successful adults to be used as role models for the students at the Cleveland Heights High School, according to a prepared statement from the school district.

The public nominates the candidates. A committee of students select the honorees based only on their accomplishments. The students don't know what the nominees names are until after they are chosen. 

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For a full listing of the accomplishments of this class and other Hall of Famers, check out the alumni foundation's web page

And the winners are: 

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  • Dr. Richard Abel, Class of ’69 - Franklin Pierce University
  • Jim Barle, Class of '87 – Owner, Heights Rockefeller Building & Barle Soup
  • Linda Daskal Crowe, Class of '55 - Executive Director, Pacific Library Partnership
  • David Dwoskin, Class of '60 – President & Owner, Davis Food Co., producer of Stadium Mustard
  • Dr. Jean Berko Gleason, Class of '49 - Professor Emerita & Author, Boston University
  • Cynthia Moore-Hardy, Class of '75 - President & CEO, Lake Health
  • Barry Henkin, Class of '80 - Motivational speaker & advocate, Menorah Park
  • David Schaefer, Class of '66 - Principal, McCarthy, Lebit, Crystal & Liffman
  • Peggy Leuten Wasserstrom, Class of '54 – Volunteer, Western Reserve Historical Society
  • Marcia Wexberg, Class of '71 - Partner, Calfee, Halter & Griswold


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