Tudor Dan Dimofte, Ph.D. – Class of 2000

Institute for Advanced Study - School of Natural Sciences

·       2000 U.S. Presidential Scholar

·       2004 A.B. Mathematics, Princeton University

·       2004 P.A. Greenberg ’77 Prize for outstanding accomplishments in Mathematics, Princeton

·       2005 Masters Degree in Theorectical Physics, University of Cambridge

·       2006-2009 U.S. National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship

·       2009 Fellow, Trinity College, University of Cambridge

·       2010 Ph.D. Physics, California Institute of Technology

·       2010 Caltech Clauser Prize for Doctoral Thesis

·       Numerous professional papers, articles and publications

Rene S. Hernandez, Ph.D. - Class of 1972

Manager of Research Alignment, U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine, Research & Development

Neurophysiologist, United States Navy

·       1988 Ph.D. Neuroscience, Maharishi International University

·       Company Commander, School of Medicine, Uniformed Services University, U.S. Navy

·       Board of Directors for Veterans Moving Forward

·       Invited speaker for over 60 lectures at universities and scientific meetings worldwide.

·       Reviewed and edited over 315 scientific journal articles

·       Researched, developed and authored U.S. Navy policy on Physical Readiness Testing

Mary Nock, M.D. – Class of 1989

Program Director for Pediatric Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine

Co-medical Director for Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

University Hospitals Medical Center and Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital

Associate Professor, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

• Graduated Salutatorian in her class
• 1987 Class AA First Team All-Ohio Volleyball Team
• Member of 1988 Girls Volleyball team – Class AA State Champions
• 1988 Class AA First Team All-Ohio Volleyball Team
• 1988 Class AA North All-Star Team
• Member of 1989 Girls Volleyball team – State Finals
• Full Athletic Scholarship to Xavier University
• Graduate, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
• Residency in pediatrics and fellowship in neonatology-perinatal medicine – UH Rainbow Babies & Chiledren’s Hospital
• Neonatal research
• Taught and lectured locally, regionally and nationally
• Authored papers in peer review journals and contributed to textbooks
• Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics
• Member, Society for Pediatric Research
• 2013 Best Doctors in America

Stephen G. Senderoff, Ph.D. – Class of 1972

Scientist, Musician, Advocate

Biochemist, Researcher – SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals

• BS, MS, Ph.D Northwestern University, University of Illinois
• Identified drug pathways that resulted in dozens of scientific publications and patents
• Committed his life to advocacy and service to those who suffer from Lou Gherig’s disease (ALS)
• ALS Foundation Courageous Heart Award
• Recognition by the Department of Defense Congressional Research Program

Pat Hoy – Class of 1985

Wrestling

• Four Time Letterman
• Two Time SWC Champion
• Two Time Sectional Champion
• Three Time State Qualifier
• 1984 State Champion
• 1985 State Runner-Up

• Athletic Scholarship to Purdue University

Jim Leffingwell – Class of 1964

Swimming

·       1961 State Finalist 200 Individual Medley

·       1962 District Finalist - 200 Individual Medley, 100 Buttefly

·       1962 State Finalist 200 Individual Medley

·       1963 District Finalist - 200 Individual Medley, 100 Buttefly

·       1963 State Runner-Up 200 Individual Medley

·       1963 State Runner-Up 200 Freestyle

·       1964 District Champion - 200 Individual Medley

·       1964 State Champion 200 Individual Medley

·       1964 Co-Captain State Champion Swimming Team

·       1962, 1963, 1964 District All-Star

Brian Weir – Class of 1991

Baseball, Football, Basketball

Teacher, Coach - Fairview Park City Schools

• Football – Three Time Letterman
• Baseball - Four Time Letterman
• 1988 – Member Sectional and District Championship Teams
• 1989 – All-SWC
• 1991 – All-SWC
• 1991 – East/West All-Star
• 1991 – Team MVP
• 1991 – All-Ohio
• 2000-2010 Baseball Head Coach
• 2007 SWC Co-Champions – Head Coach

Jeremy Zarins – Class of 1991

Cross Country, Track

Cross Country

• Two Time First Team All-SWC
• 1990 All-Ohio
• Two Time State Qualifier
• 1987, 1990 District Champion Team – Lead Runner
• 1988 District Runner-Up Team – Lead Runner
• 1990 District Individual Champion
• 1990 Regional Individual Champion
• 1988, 1989, 1990 Three Time MVP
• 1989, 1990 Team Captain

Track

• 1990, 1991 Two Time MVP
• 1990, 1991 Two Time SWC Conference Champion – 3200 Meters
• 1988 District Champion – 3200 Meters
• 1991 District Champion – 3200 Meters
• 1991 District Champion – 1600 Meters
• 1990 All-Ohio
• 1990, 1991 Team Captain
• 1991 FHS Athlete of the Year

Judi Norton (1980-2007)

Special Education Teacher, School Psychologist, Coach

• Taught every grade level K-12
• Developed the Middle School Learning Disability Unit
• Cuyahoga Special Education Service Center – Teacher of the Month
• Educational Computer Consortium of Ohio – Honorable Mention
• 1985 Kiwanis Educational Achievement Award
• 2003-2005 Special Education Department Chair
• 1981 Lake Erie League Coach of the Year – Girls’ Swimming
• 1984-1991 Head Boys’ Swimming Coach
• 1984 SWC Coach of the Year – Boys’ Swimming
• 1986 SWC Coach of the Year – Boys’ Swimming
• 2004-2007 Head Boys’ and Head Girls’ Swimming Coach
• 2005-2006 Fairview Park City Schools Teacher of the Year
• Six Martha Holden Jennings Foundation Grants
• Three Fairview Park Education Foundation Grants

Anthony J.  DiBiasio, Ph.D. (1975-2012)

Social Studies Teacher, Counselor, Coach

• 1975-1977 Junior/Senior High School Social Studies Teacher
• 1977-1978 Elementary School Counselor, St. Angela Merici School
• 1975-76 to 1985-86 Varsity and Junior Varsity Football Coach
• 1978-79 to 1984-85 Junior High Basketball Coach
• 1978-2012 Elementary School Counselor, Fairview Park City Schools
• Coordinated and wrote the Fairview Park School Safety Plan
• 1992 Co-Authored K-12 Competency Based Guidance Curriculum for Fairview Park City Schools
• Member – Western Cuyahoga County Schools Crisis Counseling Team
• 2000-2005 Continuing Education Lecturer – St. John’s Westshore Hospital
• 1989-1996, Adjunct Professor, Graduate School of Education, Cleveland State University
• 2012-Present Adjunct Professor – Baldwin Wallace University
• Invited Speaker at the Local, State and National Level on School Counseling and Child Development
• Past President of Fairview Park Education Association
• Consultant to Area School Districts to create and implement Elementary School Counseling Programs

Board Member:

• Greater Cleveland Educational Development Center
• Community Fund for Assisting Missing Youth
• The Conflict Resolution Center of the West Shore
• National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
• Kids in Flight

Margaret Schaefer Goebelt – Class of 1931  (1950-1974)

Education, Music, History

• 1931 Valedictorian of Fairview High School’s First Graduating class
• Wrote the words to the Fairview High school Alma Mater
• 1935 BA Capital University
• 1944 Founded the Fairview Concert Orchestra
• 1961 Master of Education – Kent State University
• 1950-1955 Upper Grade Teacher  - Garnett School
• 1955-1965 Principal Parkview School
• Supervisor of Language Arts and Social Studies
• Authored Fairview Park in Historical Review
• 1977 Fairview Park Community Council Citizen of the Year.

Tom Kairis (1976-1984) (1993-2010)

Teacher, Administrator, Coach

• Twenty five year member of the Fairview Park City Schools Staff
• Developed and Implemented the Elementary Guidance Program
• 1976-1984 Middle School Wrestling Coach
• Assistant Athletic Director
• Business Manager – Fairview Park City School District
• Seventeen year Member of the Fairview Park Education Foundation
• Chairperson – District’s Local Professional Development Council
• Lead Negotiator – Three contract negotiations for OAPSE
• Principal - Parkview Intermediate School
• Implemented the Parkview Scholarship Program
• Principal and Athletic Director – Lewis F. Mayer Middle School
• Implemented Diversity Awareness and Bully Prevention Programs
• Introduced Chinese As A Foreign Language Option
• Developed Interventions, Strategies and Programming leading to Student’s and Academic Success
• Presentations and Publications
• 2003 Administrator of the Year