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Carlsbad High School Alumni Association Hall of Fame Committee Looking for Nominations

By TR Robertson
The Carlsbad High School Alumni Association Hall of Fame Committee has begun the process of accepting nominations for the CHS Hall of Fame and is looking for the names and resumes of any graduates that have excelled in their chosen field and have accomplished exemplary feats. The graduates are recognized in the following categories: Business, Humanitarian Service, Education & Academics, Arts, Performing Arts, Public Service, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), Military & Law Enforcement, and Medicine. The Alumni Association is accepting letters explaining why the person being submitted fits the criteria of a Hall of Fame member for Carlsbad High School and include a resume or supporting accomplishments. The Selection Committee will review the nominated person and gather additional information to assist in investigation of accomplishments fitting the criteria for nomination. Submit all information to carlsbadalumni@gmail.com
The selections for the 2022 Carlsbad High School Hall of Fame were:
Richard Allen Bahr – Class of 1983 – Executive Medical Director and Director of Medical Operations for multiple professional and amateur sports and spectator events.
Aaron J. Byzak – Class of 1995 – Chief External Affairs officer for Tri-city Medical Center
Emily O’Brien – Class of 2003 – Multiple Daytime Emmy nominee, working in motion-capture industry and currently appearing on “Days of Our Lives”
There are currently 43 graduates from Carlsbad High School that have qualified to be selected as members of the C.H.S. Hall of Fame selection. Carlsbad High School has existed as a distinguished high school since 1957. If you know of any graduate that would fit the criteria of excelling in their chosen field of expertise, submit names and information.

Tom Robertson
Tom Robertsonhttps://northcountydailystar.com/
Tom and his wife Caroline have been North County residents for over 40 years. They have 2 sons, 2 grandchildren and many furry grandchildren. Tom taught at Carlsbad High School for over 40 years. Tom and Caroline have traveled extensively around the world.
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