The Hall of Fame award recognizes and celebrates long-standing leaders, professionals, visionaries, and role models who have made significant contributions to the betterment of PTHS and the legacy of its alumni.
Nominations will be open for 2027 HOF Inductees
​from May 1 through October 1, 2026
Hall of Fame Donation
Donate to the Port Townsend High School Alumni Hall of Fame
The PTHS Hall of Fame operates separately from our scholarship program, so we rely on donations to celebrate our history and honor distinguished lives.

Marvin Glen Shields

Marvin Glen Shields, a Port Townsend native and Medal of Honor recipient, is remembered for his courage, compassion, and selfless service, giving his life in Vietnam while attempting to save his fellow Seabees.​

Tom Camfield

Thomas Warner Camfield was a lifelong Port Townsend journalist, historian, and civic leader whose decades of photography, writing, and public service preserved and shaped the documented history of the community he called home..​

Chuck Robinson

Art McLarney was a multi-sport athlete, Major League Baseball player, and beloved coach whose exceptional talent, leadership, and lifelong dedication to athletics left an enduring legacy at Port Townsend High School, Washington State University, and beyond. 

Jim Guthrie

Jim Guthrie dedicated decades to strengthening Port Townsend through his work as a builder, teacher, coach, mentor, and community leader, leaving a lasting impact on generations of students and the community he served.

Joan Wiley O’Meara

Joan O'Meara dedicated more than six decades to inspiring generations of dancers and performers in Port Townsend, using her passion for dance, mentorship, and community service to build confidence, creativity, and lasting cultural traditions.​

Art McLarney​

Art McLarney was a multi-sport athlete, Major League Baseball player, and beloved coach whose exceptional talent, leadership, and lifelong dedication to athletics left an enduring legacy at Port Townsend High School, Washington State University, and beyond. 

Bruce Blevins​

Bruce Blevins served as a legendary coach, educator, and athletic director at PTHS (various roles from 1930-1965), whose exemplary leadership in football and basketball not only led to championship success and statewide recognition, but also fostered a lasting legacy of sportsmanship, academic mentorship, and community pride. 

John Stroeder​

John Stroeder distinguished himself as a professional basketball player in the NBA and overseas before returning to Port Townsend, where he made a lasting impact as a dedicated coach and mentor, leading PTHS teams to state-level success and inspiring generations of student-athletes.

Ken Brink​

Ken “Bear” Brink was a transformative leader and coach who built championship-winning athletic programs at PTHS, pioneered community-wide events like the Rhody Run, and inspired generations through his dedication to teamwork, volunteerism, and youth development. 

Kim Jones​

PTHS Class of 1976 graduate, Kim Seelye Jones, one of the most accomplished female marathoners in U.S. history, rose to international prominence with 25 elite marathon finishes, was ranked 3rd in the world in 1989, and has continued to inspire as a coach, author, and Hall of Fame inductee. 

Matthew McBride-Daline​

Matthew McBride-Daline is a distinguished violist, educator, and mentor whose exceptional career spans international performances, prestigious academic appointments, and a lifelong dedication to advancing classical music and nurturing the next generation of musicians. 
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