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LHS Alumni Association Seeking Hall of Fame Nominations
Nominees are eligible for induction to the Lemont High School Alumni Hall of Fame 10 years after their graduation from the school.

LEMONT, IL — The Lemont High School Alumni Association is seeking nominations for the school’s Alumni Hall of Fame. Accordnig to LHS, the Lemont High School Alumni Hall of Fame recognizes graduates who have made significant contributions to society and serve as role models to Lemont High School students. This recognition is the highest honor that can be given by Lemont High School to one of its alumni.
The school said all nominees must be of good character, reflecting the qualities and ideals set forth by Lemont High School. Nominees are eligible for induction to the Lemont High School Alumni Hall of Fame 10 years after their graduation from the school.
Nominees should be graduates who have achieved a high degree of success in their respective professional fields, but individuals also may be nominated based on an act of bravery or heroism, or recognized for community service. The school said nominees should serve as role models for current students by consistently demonstrating the highest ethical and moral standards - both as a student and an alumnus.
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Nomination forms are available on the school’s website - www.lhs210.net - by clicking on the “Alumni Hall of Fame” banner on the right side of the home page. From that page, individuals also can access an online nomination form. Forms also may be requested by contacting Director of School & Community Relations Tony Hamilton at either thamilton@lhs210.net or (630) 243-3280. Nominations should be returned no later than Jan. 4.
The 2019 Alumni Hall of Fame class will be honored at the school’s annual Jazz Band Dinner Dance on March 2.
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Previous Alumni Hall of Fame inductees have included Joe Forzley ‘45, Patricia (Dalman) Knight ‘64 and Al Meyer ‘67 in 2015; Leo Cattoni ‘69, Terry Duffy ‘73 and Dr. Sam Forzley ‘77 in 2016; Al Albrecht ‘59, Mary Lou Carlson ‘71 and Norma (Landgren) Johnson ‘38 in 2017; and Kenneth Novak ‘69, George Rimbo ‘87 and Dr. Donald Weber ‘59 in 2018.
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