Welcome to the Student Hall of Fame. Students who did outstanding work are recognized here. Graduating seniors, who no longer have their accounts available, are not hyperlinked unless they forward a URL.

Fall 2000-2001

Spring 1997-98

Fall 1997-98

Spring 1996-97

Fall 1996-97

The remaining inductees were enrolled in the Hall of Fame due to their all around level of excellence in the class. There was one student that did so well it is necessary to say a few words about his performance.

Remember when Roger Bannister broke the 4 minute barrier in the mile, Bob Beamon long jumped 29 feet 2 inches, Franz Klammer won the gold in the downhill, Joany won the first Women's Olympic Marathon, the US hockey team won the gold medal in the Olympics, Nadia scored her first perfect ten (okay, I admit it sports mean a lot to me), ..., well lets just say Mike Klein had one of those gold medal winning semesters! Mike scored a 99 out of a possible 100 on the final!! All of Mike's other work in this course was outstanding as well. However, Mike needs to be saluted for his style as well --- he sent many new hyperlinks in to me to help the class; he helped me answer numerous student questions (that I couldn't); he attended all classes even though for a few of them he was so far ahead of the game that there was little he could get out of them! Okay, there was that one time when Mike showed up late and whacked Kathy in the back of the head (by accident) with his bag. Mike I salute you for doing great work in CS 403 this semester!

There were three other students that should be recognized world wide for their excellent work. They are in alphabetical order Nathaniel Burnham, Matthew Goddard, and Jeremy Willis. Great job!

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