athletic hall of fame NOVEMBER 4 2017

DANVILLE FECTEAU GILROY

KENNEY LEHANE SETTERLUND ORDER OF CEREMONIES ABOUT THE SPECIAL AWARDS UNIVERSITY 52ND HALL OF FAME INDUCTION BANQUET MASTER OF CEREMONIES Bernie Corbett ‘83 BOB DANVILLE GREETINGS FROM THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Drew Marrochello DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

WELCOMING REMARKS Tom Mahan ‘78, ‘80 CHAIRPERSON DICK FECTEAU AWARDS IRV HELLER HALL OF FAME SCHOLARSHIP Ryan Hilburn MEN’S LACROSSE

WILLIAM FRENCH MEMORIAL AWARD Robyne Johnson ROGER “MOOSE” WASHBURN MEMORIAL AWARD Dave Walko ‘68 MURRAY KRAMER MEMORIAL AWARD Brian Maurer ‘07

ALDO “BUFF” DONELLI MEMORIAL LEADERSHIP AWARD ROBYN KENNEY Charlotte Castronovo ‘17 WOMEN’S LACROSSE Jake De Vries ‘17 MEN’S TENNIS

HALL OF FAME INDUCTION Bob Danville ‘82 BRUCE LEHANE Dick Fecteau ‘51 Matt Gilroy ‘09 Robyn Kenney ‘01 Bruce Lehane April Setterlund ‘11 APRIL SETTERLUND ORDER OF CEREMONIES ABOUT THE SPECIAL AWARDS MURRAY KRAMER MEMORIAL AWARD ALDO “BUFF” DONELLI LEADERSHIP AWARD Named in honor of ’s first Named in honor of the Terrier football coach sports information director, this award is from 1947 to 1956 who also served as the presented to an individual or organization in Director of Athletics for five years, this award recognition of outstanding media coverage or is presented to a senior who has demonstrated publicity of intercollegiate sports. The recipient outstanding leadership both on and off the is chosen by the Hall of Fame executive field. The recipient is chosen by the Hall of committee. Fame executive committee after nomination by the Athletic Department. WILLIAM FRENCH AWARD Named for the 1924 football great who was IRV HELLER HALL OF FAME SCHOLARSHIP instrumental in forming the Hall of Fame and Named in honor of the BU Hall of Famer and served as its secretary-treasurer, this award Terrier football lineman who specialized in is presented to a current or former Boston blocking and tackling, this award is presented University coach or to a graduate of Boston to undergraduate or graduate student- University who has distinguished himself or athletes who exhibit good sportsmanship and herself in the coaching profession in the past citizenship. The recipient is chosen by the year. The recipient is chosen by the Hall of Fame Office of Financial Assistance in consultation executive committee. with the Director of Athletics.

ROGER “MOOSE” WASHBURN AWARD Named in honor of the 1924 graduate who was an outstanding performer in football and swimming, and who served as line coach for the Terriers through 15 seasons, this award is presented to a graduate of Boston University who has given continuous unselfish support to the Boston University athletic program. The recipient is chosen by the Hall of Fame executive committee.

IN MEMORIAM Ralph E. Bevins ‘50 Leon Spivack ‘38, ‘40 HALL OF FAME SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS HALL OF FAME SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS WILLIAM FRENCH MEMORIAL AWARD PAST WINNERS 1996 Tom Caito ‘60, ‘74 1983 Joan Benoit 1997 Dennis Wolff 1984 Arthur Boyle ‘50 1998 Ben Smith 1985 Jim Jensen ‘81 1999 Ramona Polvere ‘50 1986 Marie Butera ‘56 2000 Mike Jarvis 1987 Bill Brooks ‘86 2001 Nancy Feldman 1988 Terry Meagher ‘76 2002 Lesley Sheehan ‘84 1989 Paul Farren ‘83 2003 Archie Cataldi ‘52 1990 Dick Farley ‘68 2004 Don Cahoon ‘72 1991 ‘87 2006 Liza Kelly ‘77 2008 Tony Sparano 1992 Claire Nolan ‘46 2010 Emo DiNitto ‘59 1993 Peter Yetten ‘71 2012 Joe Katchpole ‘67 1994 Sally Starr 2014 Bruce Lehane 2017 Recipient 1995 Neil Roberts 2016 Mike Sullivan ‘90 ROBYNE JOHNSON

ROGER “MOOSE” WASHBURN MEMORIAL AWARD PAST WINNERS 1994 John Simpson ‘50, ‘52 1980 James A Schipani, D.D.S. ‘60 1995 Don Sandberg 1981 Richard D. Bokavich ‘61,’65 1996 Elliot H. Cole, ‘54, Law ‘60 1982 Robert P. Coyne ‘64,’70 1997 Larry Fudge ‘62, ‘65 1983 Leon Spivack ‘38 1998 Fran Rice ‘57 1984 Bleakney Benedict 1999 Jim McCann ‘69 1985 Eugene Delfino ‘52 2000 Art Dunphy ‘61 1986 Nick Apalakis ‘31 2001 No recipient 1987 Dr. Evelyn M. Kirrane 2002 Richard DeWolfe ‘71 ‘47,’49,’56,’60 2003 Ray Buell, Jr. ‘54 1988 Irving Heller ‘50 2004 Robert Alexander 1989 Frank Giuliano ‘55 2006 Lance Piccolo ‘62 Joe Terrasi ‘55 2008 Earle Leeder ‘55 1990 Dick Fecteau ‘51 2010 Elliot Driben 2017 Recipient 1991 Mary Pratt ‘40 2012 Larry Cancro ‘77 DAVE WALKO 1992 Ted & Mary Nowak 2014 Mary C. Buletza ’80 1993 Pat Hughes ‘71 2016 Wil Duchesneau ‘66

IRV HELLER HALL OF FAME SCHOLARSHIP PAST WINNERS 2000 Amy Parker, 1984 Paul Lewis, Football Kenya Palmer, Softball 1985 Bonnie Barber, Women’s Tennis 2001 Leah Johnson, Women’s Golf 1986 Ricardo Penfold, Men’s Soccer Kimberly Brooks, Women’s Golf 1987 Lisa Smith, Women’s Basketball 2002 Leah Johnson, Women’s Golf 1988 Pat Duthie, Wrestling Brenna Gibson, Women’s Golf 1989 Mirian Knijn, Women’s Track 2003 Leah Johnson, Women’s Golf 1990 Christophe Verhaegen, Men’s Soccer Brenna Gibson, Women’s Golf 1991 Scott Riewald, Men’s Swimming Haley Goucher, Women’s Golf 1992 Rebecca Chattin, Softball Kara Vaneck, Women’s Golf 1993 Wendy Whitney, Women’s Swimming 2004 Leah Johnson, Women’s Golf 1994 Christine Blackwell, Field Hockey Brenna Gibson, Women’s Golf Jacques Joubert, Men’s Haley Goucher, Women’s Golf Daniel Tollin, Men’s Rowing Kara Vaneck, Women’s Golf 2017 Recipient 1995 Zoe Brenno, Field Hockey 2006 Hannah Barry, Women’s Golf RYAN HILBURN Alex Ozonoff, Men’s Rowing Haley Goucher, Women’s Golf Men’s Lacrosse 1996 Beth Iwamoto, Softball Alison Hamilton, Women’s Golf Christopher Danbeck, Men’s Rowing Lauren Stong, Women’s Golf 1997 Kelly Taylor, Women’s Rowing Kara Vaneck, Women’s Golf Betsy Gonski, Softball 2008 David Proctor, Men’s Track & Field 1998 Carolyn Beckwith, Women’s Rowing 2010 Michael Bustamante, Men’s Soccer Betsy Gonski, Softball 2012 Michael Bustamante, Men’s Soccer 1999 Amy Parker, Softball 2014 Jayme Mask, Softball Kenya Palmer, Softball 2016 Madison Craft, Women’s Tennis HALL OF FAME SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS HALL OF FAME SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS MURRAY KRAMER MEMORIAL AWARD PAST WINNERS 1994 Mitchell Freund, SPORTSCHANNEL/NEW ENGLAND 1965 Arthur Sampson, Boston Herald Traveler 1995 Robert Gordon and Will Meyl - WABU-TV Channel 68 1966 Don Gillis, WHDH-TV 1996 Bernie Corbett, play-by-play voice of 1967 Murray Kramer, Boston Record-American Terrier hockey and football 1968 Cliff Sundberg, Boston Herald Traveler 1997 Ed Carpenter, Boston University 1969 Roy Mumpton, Worcester Telegram & Gazette 1998 Doug Brown, WABU-TV 1970 Jerry Nason, Boston Globe 1999 Sean McDonough, FOX Sports/New England, ABC-TV 1971 Dick Dew, United Press International 2000 Susan Bickelhaupt, Boston Globe 1972 Walter “Red” Smith, Nationally Syndicated Columnist Barbara Huebner, Boston Globe 1973 Joe Concannon, Boston Globe 2001 U.S. College Hockey Online 1974 Bob Monahan, Boston Globe 2002 Rich Thompson, Boston Herald 1975 Joe Giuliotti, Boston Herald-American 2003 Mark Blaudschun, Boston Globe 1976 Phil Bissell, Boston Herald-American 2004 Mike Lynch, WCBV-TV 1977 Fran Rosa, Boston Globe 2006 CSTV Networks, Inc. 1978 Ernie Roberts, Boston Globe 2010 Nancy Marrapese-Burrell, Boston Globe 1979 Dave O’Hara, Associated Press 2012 Eric Frede, NESN 1980 Frank O’Brien, Boston Globe 2014 Josh Wine, Silver Chalice 1981 Vince Doria, Boston Globe 2016 Steve Sera, Moody Street TV 1982 Ted Sarandis, WEEI Radio 1983 Bill Kipouras, Salem Evening News 1984 Jack O’Leary, Boston Herald 1985 John Connolly, Boston Herald 1986 New England Sports Network (NESN) 1987 Mike Vega, Boston Globe 1988 ESPN 1989 Channel 7 Sports Department 1990 Marvin Pave, Boston Globe 1991 Brian Fitzgerald, BU Today 2017 Recipient 1992 Bob Monahan, Boston Globe John Connolly, Boston Herald BRIAN MAURER Boston University 1993 Jack Grinold, Northeastern University Athletics Broadcaster

ALDO T. “BUFF” DONELLI LEADERSHIP AWARD

2017 Recipient 2017 Recipient CHARLOTTE CASTRONOVO JAKE DE VRIES Women’s Lacrosse Men’s Tennis PAST WINNERS 1995 Mike Pedone, Football 2006 Susan Marschall, Women’s Soccer 1996 Monica Dorley, Field Hockey Gerald Prescott, Men’s Golf 1997 Alicia Charles, Women’s Basketball 2008 Gregory Dierksen, Men’s Swimming & Diving 1998 Christen Dutchka, Women’s Soccer Lauren Morton, Women’s Lacrosse 1999 Amy Parker, Softball 2010 Casey Brown, Women’s Soccer 2000 Fiola Foley, Women’s Rowing Tyler Morris, Men’s Basketball 2001 Mark Michalek, Men’s Basketball 2012 Chris Connolly, Men’s Ice Hockey 2002 Uzo Aduba, Women’s Track & Field Brittany Heist, Women’s Soccer Billy Collins, Men’s Basketball 2014 Emma Clark, Women’s Soccer 2003 Rebecca Beyer, Women’s Soccer Jesse Frieder, Women’s Tennis Kevin Fitzgerald, Men’s Basketball 2016 Rachel Coll, Field Hockey 2004 Jamie Haas, Softball John Papale, Men’s Basketball 2017 INDUCTEES 2017 INDUCTEES BOB DANVILLE DICK FECTEAU ‘51 MEN’S TRACK & FIELD • CLASS OF 1982 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION • 1976-89 A 1982 graduate of Boston force in the Terriers’ victory University, Bob Danville was at the New England Outdoor a four-year standout for the Championships. He claimed men’s track & field team and first in the 110m and 400m will now join his wife and hurdle events in addition to fellow Briton, Sharon Colyear- running a leg of the 1,600m Danville (‘83), in the Hall of relay. Fame. He still holds the New Thanks to Danville’s success England record in the 400m in the hurdles, BU won four hurdles with a time of 50.66 straight New England indoor seconds, a mark that has stood titles from 1979-1982 in for 35 years. addition to three New England During the 1982 outdoor outdoor titles (1979, 1981, season, Danville was an All- 1982). He also competed on American in the 400m hurdles thanks to a the international stage, winning the 110m time of 50.53 seconds, which eclipsed the hurdles at the 1976 Scottish Championships New England record he had set earlier that and placing third in the 400m hurdles at the season. In 1980, Danville was the driving 1980 UK Championships. 2017 INDUCTEES 2017 INDUCTEES BOB DANVILLE DICK FECTEAU ‘51 MEN’S TRACK & FIELD • CLASS OF 1982 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION • 1976-89 Dick Fecteau (‘51) was not Intelligence Cross, the CIA’s only a former teammate of BU highest honor for value, in Hall of Famer Harry Agganis (‘54) 2013 for confessing to his but also a fellow native of Lynn, Chinese captors plenty of Massachusetts. He contributed names and physical descriptions to the varsity football team that belonged not to fellow for three years as an offensive colleagues but to his onetime lineman until his graduation football teammates at BU. in 1951. His accomplishments Following 25 years of and contributions though go government service, he joined beyond the gridiron, as he the athletic department and positively impacted hundreds of served as a mentor for BU Terrier student-athletes as an students while helping raise assistant director of athletics funds. He was later honored in from 1976-1989. He has also 1990 with the Roger “Moose” been an inspiration to many Americans after he Washburn Award, which goes to an alumnus for was a prisoner of war in China for 19 years from continuous unselfish support of the athletic Nov. 29, 1952 – Dec. 13, 1971 while working for program and the Hall of Fame. During the 1980s the CIA. before his retirement, he volunteered his time Trying to rescue an informant during the and administrative ability to help keep the Hall Korean War, Fecteau’s plane was shot down in of Fame program afloat. China. He was later given the Distinguished 2017 INDUCTEES 2017 INDUCTEES MATT GILROY ROBYN KENNEY MEN’S ICE HOCKEY • CLASS OF 2009 FIELD HOCKEY • CLASS OF 2001 One of only three players in be named to the league’s first the history of Boston Universi- team three times and also was ty ice hockey to be named an tabbed the recipient of the 2009 All-American three times, Matt Walter Brown Award, given to Gilroy (‘09) received college the best American-born college hockey’s top honor as a senior hockey player in New England. after leading the Terriers to their The native record- fifth national championship. ed 92 points (25g, 67a) and a He became BU’s second rating of plus-78 in 160 career Hobey Baker Award winner and games and finished his career earned AHCA All-America First playing 146 consecutive games. Team honors in each of his final His final game was one of the two seasons after receiving most thrilling in NCAA history second-team accolades as a as the Terriers rallied from two sophomore. Currently a KHL All- goals down in the final minute of Star with Moscow Spartak, Gilroy played in 225 regulation to force overtime and go on to defeat NHL games with the , Ottawa Miami, 4-3, and win the national championship. Senators, and Florida Gilroy’s incredible pass set up ’s Panthers. game-tying with 17.4 seconds remaining in A walk-on and converted defenseman, Gilroy the third period. was the first blueliner in history to 2017 INDUCTEES 2017 INDUCTEES MATT GILROY ROBYN KENNEY MEN’S ICE HOCKEY • CLASS OF 2009 FIELD HOCKEY • CLASS OF 2001 A two-time All-American defended the title the following who went on to play for the year and she was named the U.S. National Team, Robyn Most Outstanding Player of the Kenney (‘01) helped BU’s field tournament. hockey team earn back-to-back In 1999, Kenney was named conference titles and NCAA to the U.S. Under-20 National appearances. Kenney, a four-year Team, becoming the third-ever starter, currently ranks in the Terrier alongside current BU Hall top-six all-time in starts (84) of Famers Sally Maxwell (‘90) and and games played (85). As a Michele Barnard (‘97) to compete Terrier midfielder and back, with a U.S. National squad Kenney earned National Field in international competition. Hockey Coaches Association She moved up the ranks and (NFHCA) Second Team All- eventually retired from the USA America honors as a senior and Field Hockey National Team in third-team honors as a junior. She is one of 2006, having played in 37 matches since 2002. seven Terriers to receive NFHCA Regional First She helped the U.S. reach the 2006 World Cup Team accolades in three seasons. with a fourth-place finish at the World Cup After winning the America East championship qualifier and also played in the Pan American as a junior, Kenney and the Terriers successfully Games and Champion’s Challenge. 2017 INDUCTEES 2017 INDUCTEES BRUCE LEHANE APRIL SETTERLUND CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK & FIELD COACH • 1982-2017 SOFTBALL • CLASS OF 2011 Longtime BU track & field Under Lehane’s guidance, and cross country coach Bruce the Boston University Lehane began his collegiate men’s cross country team coaching career at Boston successfully qualified for the University back in 1982 after NCAA Championship field 10 spending five years teaching times and posted three top- in the public schools in Maine. 10 finishes. Most recently, In his 35-plus years of service individuals qualified for the NCAA at Boston University, Lehane Championship in 2012 and again coached 50 All-Americans, in 2014 while at least one harrier two NCAA Division I National earned USTFCCCA All-Region Champions and two Olympians. honors in each of his last six In addition, the 1970 Boston years at the helm. State College graduate coached BU also excelled on the over 20 IC4A/ECAC individual conference level under Lehane’s champions. He also guided Rich Peters to a tutelage. The women’s cross country team runner-up finish in the mile at the 2012 NCAA won 17 conference championships, including Championships. the 2013 and 2014 Patriot League titles. The Nine of his athletes have qualified for the men’s cross country team won 11 conference World Cross Country Championships, which titles and took home its seventh New England includes two-time U.S. National Champion Lesley championship in 2015. Lehane was a 17-time Lehane, who placed fifth overall at the 1987 America East Coach of the Year and two-time Cross-Country World Championships to help the Patriot League Coach of the Year. squad to the team title. 2017 INDUCTEES 2017 INDUCTEES BRUCE LEHANE APRIL SETTERLUND CROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK & FIELD COACH • 1982-2017 SOFTBALL • CLASS OF 2011 A three-time All-American, two times. April Setterlund (‘11) helped As a freshman, the Torrance, the Terriers reach two NCAA California, native finished tournaments, highlighted by fourth in the conference hitting the program’s first regional .354 to claim AE Rookie of the final appearance in 13 years Year honors, and her career in 2009, and become the first skyrocketed from that moment America East team since 2000-01 forward. In 2009, she batted to earn a NCAA win in back- .396 en route to All-America to-back seasons. Recognized Third Team accolades to join BU as the conference’s top player Hall of Fame pitcher Audrey West in both 2010 and 2011, she (‘96) as the only All-Americans graduated from BU holding six in program history. -season records and as the The following year, though, all-time leader in batting average Setterlund made history by (.417), hits (264), doubles (60), RBIs (140) ranking fifth nationally in batting average runs (170) and slugging percentage (.681) while (.482) and eighth in slugging percentage ranking tied-for-second in home runs (31). (.861) to become BU’s first-ever First Team Excelling off the field as well, Setterlund was All-American. She batted .434 her final season a model student who was named the 2011 BU to add Second Team All-America honors, as the Athletics Woman of the Year after receiving the Terriers were one win away from an America East prestigious Scarlet Key Award and being named championship three-peat. to the America East Commissioner’s Honor Roll BU ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tom Mahan ‘78, ‘80 (Chair) Marti Shea ’85, ‘86 Leonie Kortenhorst Giles ‘97 Terry Geldart ‘86 (Vice Chair) Kimberly Kos Southall ’98 Michelle White ‘95 Frank Giuliano ‘55 (Secretary) MEMBERS A Patricia Kilroy Donahoe ‘58 * Jim Kenney ‘59 Thomas Ross ‘66 * Harry Agganis ‘54 * Arthur Dorfman ‘30 Mark Kimball ‘82 * Paul Rowe ‘35 Jessica Alcorta ‘00 * Everett W. Dorr ‘48 Robyn King ‘01 Reginald Rucker ‘69 * Walter H. Anderson ‘50 Robert Dougherty ‘95 Mirian Knijn ‘90 * Miriam Hatch Andrewes ‘35 Shannon Downey ‘94/’97 s Lauren Andrews ‘87 Gregg Drew ‘83 l David Sacco Tunji Awojobi ‘97 ‘98 Jennifer Lanctot ‘91 Louis Salvati ‘51 Robert Dupuis ‘58 Chris LaPointe ‘94 Clorinda Lauretano Saragosa ‘50 B John F. Lawlor ‘60/’69 Nick Saunders ‘85 Michele Barnard ‘97 e * Johnny Lax ‘35 * Gretchen Schuyler ‘31 Mildred Barnes ‘51/’56/’61 Mike Emenalo ‘89 * Jack Leaman ‘59 Betty Schweitzer ‘45 Lisa Barone ‘92 * Maddy English ‘57/’62 Vera Lee-Schoenfeld ‘97 Mark Seals ‘89 Fred Bassi ‘67 Deidre Enos Lovett ‘01 Paul Lewis ‘85 * Herbert J. Semino ‘33 * Mary Bauer ‘37 Michael Eruzione ‘77 Chris Lindstrom ‘82 Marti Shea ‘85/’86 * Ralph E. Bevins ‘50 David Lindstrom ‘77 * Edith Coady Sheehan ‘40 Troy Billings ‘83 f Chrissy Lombard ‘01 Lesley Sheehan ‘84 * Jean Graham Bingham ‘47 * Gary Famiglietti ‘38 * Lou Lovely ‘57 Lynne Jewell Shore ‘81 Cliff Blair ‘56 Richard Farley ‘68 Dave Silk ‘79 Nick Bone ‘98 Paul Farren ‘85 m * John Simpson ‘50/‘54 Ken Boyd ‘74 Mark Fauci ‘94 Don MacLeod ‘58/’65 Billy Smith ‘54 * Arthur Boyle ‘50 Jack Ferreira ‘66 Tom Mahan ‘78/’80 Jill Sosnak ‘95 Dan Brady ‘72 Christine Fleming ‘84 Andre Maksimow ‘95 Kimberly Kos Southall ‘98 Lisa Welch Brady ‘86 * Larry Folloni ‘47 Robert Marquis ‘60 * E. Ray Speare 1894 John Bredice ‘56 * Erwin J. Fox ‘55 * Marion Potts Mather ‘37 Bob Speight ‘83 Roberta Brennan ‘47/‘56 * William C. French ‘29 Sally Maxwell ‘90 * Leon Spivack ‘38/‘40 Gladys Brightman ‘46 Shawn McCluskey ‘82 Pam Spuehler ‘08 Bill Brooks ‘86 G Liz McDonough ‘57 * Marion Stallwood ‘40 Bob Brown ‘73 Eleanor Keady Gaffney ‘53 Shawn McEachern ‘92 Vic Stanfield ‘75 Harold Brown ‘59 * John Garrity ‘51 * Wilhelmina “Billee” McFee ‘48 Heidi L. Steiber ‘95 Jonathan Brown ‘91 James Garvin ‘73 * John McKinlay ‘59 Sybil Smith Stephens ‘88 Peter Brown ‘76 * Thomas E. Gastall ‘55 Peter McLachlan ‘67 Christine Stief ‘95 * Bernard Bruce ‘55 George Gaudreault ‘48 * Doris McMahon ‘50 Steve Stirling ‘71 William W. Budness ‘65 Terry Geldart ‘86 Rick Meagher ‘77 Janet Moreau Stone ‘51 Lee Chadbourne Burling ‘54 Leonie Kortenhorst Giles ‘97 Florian Mennigen ‘06 Christopher D. Studer ‘93 George Byrd ‘64 * Tod Giles ‘94 * Max Miller ‘38 * George E. Sulima ‘51 Brian Gilmour ‘67 Robert Minihane ‘61 c Frank J. Giuliano, Jr. ‘55 * Howard Mitchell ‘43 t Patrice Schena Cachat ‘91 Bob Green ‘82 * Ellen Granahan Mohan ‘52 Bruce Taylor ‘70 Alison M. Caito ‘88 Richard Green ‘65 Andrea Ashuck Mrusek ‘89 Katie Terhune ‘04 * Robert L. Capuano ‘53 Joseph Terrasi ‘55 * Ronald Cardwell ‘54 H n George Terry ‘55 * Harold G. Carlson ‘26 Jamie Haas ‘05 Mal Najarian ‘80 * Charles J. Thomas ‘41 Ed Carpenter * Barbara J. Hall ‘45 Are Nakkim ‘88 * John C. Thomas ‘63 * Al Carvelli ‘39 Melissa Hall ‘92 Ted A. Nash ‘55 W. Kevin Thomas ‘56 Ray Cataloni ‘53 Lori Heywood Hand ‘92 * Saul I. Nechtem ‘39 William Tighe ‘49 Gretchen Ebner Caterson ‘88 * Charles L. Hanson ‘53 Caryl Newhoff ‘48 Jeff Timberlake ‘89 * Nell Evans Chamberlin ‘35 Carolyn L. Harrington ‘65 John Nunziato ‘54 Alyssa Trudel ‘05 Jeanne Crook Classen ‘48 * Robert Hatch ‘49 * Carl Clem ‘33 * James Hayes ‘70 o v Alfreda Farina Cleveland ‘60 Lauren Curtis Heidenry ‘93 * Thomas Oates ‘52 Sharon Vassiere ‘74 * ‘37 Irving J. Heller ‘50 Jack O’Callahan ‘79 Jose Vidal ‘84 Ann O. Coakley ‘48 Chris Helon ‘95 * John O’Hare, Jr. ‘22 * Gordon S. Cochrane ‘24 David P. Hemery ‘68 Ben Okaroh ‘87 w Glenn Cohen ‘80 Carnell Henderson ‘95 Francis C. Okaroh ‘86 * Herbert Wakabayashi ‘69 * Louis R. Cohen ‘28 Bruce Hescock ‘55 Earl Walker ‘96/‘98/‘03 Sharon Colyear-Danville ‘83 Jay Hillman ‘92 p * John H. Walker ‘39 * James Conlan ‘40 William Patrick Hughes ‘70 Debra Miller Palmore ‘81 Steve Walker ‘94 Jim Craig ‘79 Mike Hyndman ‘70 Jay Pandolfo ‘96 Ed Walsh ‘74 Randolph Cross ‘65 ‘68 * Roger D. Washburn ‘24 Dean Crowe ‘88 I Peter Perreault ‘62 * Doris Brennan Weir ‘42 John Cullen ‘87 Drederick Irving ‘88 Karen Phillips ‘92 Audrey West ‘96 Robert Cumings ‘59 Beth Iwamoto ‘97/’99 * Samuel A. Pino ‘55 * Robert Whelan ‘51 John Curry ‘07 Sev Popolizio ‘77 Julie White ‘84 j * Helen Carroll Pratt ‘45 Michelle White ‘95 D Jim Jensen ‘81 Mary Pratt ‘40 * Priscilla White ‘33 Sarah Dalton ‘09 Jacques Joubert ‘95 Gene Prebola ‘60 * Walter L. Williams ‘46 John Danby ‘72 George Winkler ‘50 Cleon Daskalakis ‘84 K r * Steve Wright ‘80 Larry Davenport ‘70 George Karalexis ‘66 * Douglas L. Raymond ‘38 * Janet Demars ‘53 John Kastan Jr. ‘52 Ken Read ‘83 * Deceased Leonard D’Errico ‘53 Eino Keerd ‘60 Tim Regan ‘72 * Gerald Desrosiers ‘38 John H. Kelley ‘52 Scott Riewald ‘92 * James Dincolo ‘30/’38 * John J. Kelley ‘56 * Myra Sawyer Roberts ‘37 Suren ‘Jay’ Donabedian ‘69 * Richard Kelley ‘52 Richard Rodenhiser ‘53 GoTerriers.com/HallofFame