On September 21, ten individuals were inducted into the Aberdeen Central High School Hall of Fame.
Lonald L. Gellhaus, JD courageously represents his clients as a lawyer. He is a founding member of the Alexander Mitchell Library Foundation, the SD School for the Blind and Visually Impaired Foundation, and Groton United Methodist Church endowment fund. He also serves on the board of the Charles Howard Memorial Scholarship Fund and continues to serve his community in many ways.
Dr. Christopher Jerde pioneered using environmental DNA to detect aquatic invasive species and measure fish biodiversity. His internationally recognized research program has resulted in over one hundred peer-reviewed papers and book chapters on ecology, environmental change, biodiversity, and statistical evidence.
Dr. Beryl A. Radin is an internationally renowned author, researcher, consultant and academic. She has written more than a dozen books and many articles on public policy and public management issues focused on policy analysis, intergovernmental relationships and federal management change.
An exceptional multi-sport athlete in volleyball, basketball and track at CHS, Chelsey Albrecht was a finalist for Ms. Volleyball and state champion in the medley relay. As a coach, she passes on her passion, work ethic and leadership to her students.
A three-year starting quarterback at CHS, Jordan Murphy earned AllState and Elite 45 quarterback honors. He also excelled in basketball and track as a sprinter on a State Champion track team.
David J. Shaw’s life-long love affair with running started in elementary school. His dedication and success continued at CHS and NSU. He excelled in his career sharing his love of running, counseling, and coaching with his students and athletes. His greatest joy was passing his passion on to his two sons and four grandchildren who far exceeded his track accomplishments.
Tim Husom launched Redbird Music, one of the only music management companies specializing in orchestral, ambient, and avant-garde music. His clients have been nominated for all major awards including the Academy Awards and Golden Globes. Additionally, his Husom Foundation serves as a driving force creating a brighter and more prosperous future for the children of Aberdeen.
An entrepreneur many times over, Troy McQuillen founded McQuillen Creative Group and McQuillen Properties, authored Images of America: Aberdeen, launched Elmwood Studios artisan woodworking, and publishes Aberdeen Magazine and the Aberdeen Insider.
A lifelong educator, Dr. Richard J. Patterson started as an exceptional band director and school administrator. He is a sought-after speaker, author, writer, and coach who adds value to others through his experience and insights.
Virginia Tobin, ASD is a trailblazer in education. After her roles as teacher and Director of Special Education, she was the ASD’s first female School Psychologist. While serving as Assistant Superintendent, she continued to shape education in Aberdeen. On September 21, ten individuals were inducted into the Aberdeen Central High School Hall of Fame.
Lonald L. Gellhaus, JD courageously represents his clients as a lawyer. He is a founding member of the Alexander Mitchell Library Foundation, the SD School for the Blind and Visually Impaired Foundation, and Groton United Methodist Church endowment fund. He also serves on the board of the Charles Howard Memorial Scholarship Fund and continues to serve his community in many ways.
Dr. Christopher Jerde pioneered using environmental DNA to detect aquatic invasive species and measure fish biodiversity. His internationally recognized research program has resulted in over one hundred peer-reviewed papers and book chapters on ecology, environmental change, biodiversity, and statistical evidence.
Dr. Beryl A. Radin is an internationally renowned author, researcher, consultant and academic. She has written more than a dozen books and many articles on public policy and public management issues focused on policy analysis, intergovernmental relationships and federal management change.
An exceptional multi-sport athlete in volleyball, basketball and track at CHS, Chelsey Albrecht was a finalist for Ms. Volleyball and state champion in the medley relay. As a coach, she passes on her passion, work ethic and leadership to her students.
A three-year starting quarterback at CHS, Jordan Murphy earned AllState and Elite 45 quarterback honors. He also excelled in basketball and track as a sprinter on a State Champion track team.
David J. Shaw’s life-long love affair with running started in elementary school. His dedication and success continued at CHS and NSU. He excelled in his career sharing his love of running, counseling, and coaching with his students and athletes. His greatest joy was passing his passion on to his two sons and four grandchildren who far exceeded his track accomplishments.
Tim Husom Husom launched Redbird Music, one of the only music management companies specializing in orchestral, ambient, and avant-garde music. His clients have been nominated for all major awards including the Academy Awards and Golden Globes. Additionally, his Husom Foundation serves as a driving force creating a brighter and more prosperous future for the children of Aberdeen.
An entrepreneur many times over, Troy McQuillen founded McQuillen Creative Group and McQuillen Properties, authored Images of America: Aberdeen, launched Elmwood Studios artisan woodworking, and publishes Aberdeen Magazine and the Aberdeen Insider.
A lifelong educator, Dr. Richard J. Patterson started as an exceptional band director and school administrator. He is a sought-after speaker, author, writer, and coach who adds value to others through his experience and insights.
Virginia Tobin, ASD is a trailblazer in education. After her roles as teacher and Director of Special Education, she was the ASD’s first female School Psychologist. While serving as Assistant Superintendent, she continued to shape education in Aberdeen. //
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