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HALL of FAME SCREENING COMMITIEE ~?Choor President 13ec/forl1-fiqh .schoof ALUMNI ASSOCIA'fJON OFFICERS & HALL OF FAME SCREENING COMMITIEE ~?choor President... Michelle "Mickey" Rudolph Class of1992 13elforl7-figh Vice President Gerie Stock Class of1964 Secretary Dustin Cress Class of2001 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Treasurer Lisa (Beins) McCaig Class of1988 Trustee Jennifer Harpel.. Class of1988 Trustee and Hall of Fame Banquet Chairman Edd Bankowski . Class of1966 1Sed(ordJ' Past WorW11J HALL OF FAME SELECTION COMMITTEE J"~III.') g.. ~~/'~ 'l~'~· {j;. l~1 ~~)rt-~I~~. ~, Don Balasz Jon Deiners Bill Orth ~v~~~~~~ Phyllis Boehm Mike Hennessey Mickey Rudolph d ~~N;" ~."\~'fI.! Laura Collins '----.---.-.. ... Lewis Hom Pam Krell ~~I"" ~ ~ .~ \.M'tz-·? . 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LLC The Duhaime Family Judge Cheryl Werner Lohmeyer Edco Inc, ORT Tool and Die (Kirk Trychel-1979 State AI & Nancy Striggow Family Championship Wrestling Team) Mr. & Mrs. Ed Tutelian Endisys (2007 Hall ofFame Member) (JeffStriggow - 1979 State Championship Wrestling Team) Corey Welch Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harley* The Zaums Family (2010 Hall ofFame Member) *Denotes a 2 Brick Sponsor 1-Iarrofr;:ame MemherJ' 2000 2006 2010 Bob Andrews Richard Boehme Richard Harley William Early Walter Chany Doug Harper Chester & Lottie Eleanor Gordon Mike Morris 13th 1lnnuaf1-Iaffofr;:ame <Banquet Karpanty Shane Heams Shayna Munson Gerald Kish Leslie Keane Arnold Strzelecki Dick Oswald Carol Emptage- Matt Wiederhold John Stafford Kwiatkowski 1976 State Championship Meet & Greet and Tours 5:00-6:00 pm Reid Stout David Long Wrestling Team Dr. Warren Tolly Ken Moyer Richard Trychel Lynn Parachek 2011 Welcome Edd Bankowski Jon Whitman Edward Rudd Jesse Elzinga Kara Walcher Shavo Clayton Kelley BHS Alumni Association President Mickey Rudolph 2001 Rebecca (Neorr) Etta Mae Chapman 2007 Umpstead Introduction of Special Guests Gene Stock Chris McMacken Lowell Cauffiel Terri (Riddle) Ormsby Art Maschke Douglas Dove Paul Stanifer Karen Sapp Crowe John Hittler Louis Tibai Special Announcements .......................................... Edd Bankowski Jennifer Shrader Brett Holey 1998 State Championship Williams Todd Lezon Volleyball Team Invocation . Bill Regnier C. David Parker 2002 Edward Thtelian 2012 Dinner Ron Boehme Ellen Bacon Tom Gannon 2008 Lindi Bankowski Sallach James McHugh Terry Banks Stacey Hearns Hall of Fame Inductions Paul Swy Joe Caruso Jess Hurley Oyce Whitesell Michelle Andrews King Jim Long Opening Remarks Gene Stock Jerry Wing Mary Linzie Jill Treuhaft KellieNowak Doug Winkler 2003 Kevin Vogel 1977 State Championship Induction of Hall of Fame Class of2015 Edd Bankowski Jennifer Bringman West Wrestling Team Bill Alexander Charlie Holmes Dennis Kinney 2013 Jerry Jaffe + Outstanding Theatre/AthletelPost High School +Class of 1965 Fred Lowe 2009 Edd Bankowski Chuck Rimmer Matthew Bell Tom Estes Rick Judson + Outstanding Athlete +Class of 1987 Paul Whitman Terri Block Bosma Eugene Holey Kelly Meinhart +Outstanding Athlete/Coach + Class of 1984 Steve Danforth Jeff Holly 2004 Tony Gill Bob Lambert Chris Morris + Outstanding Athlete +Class of2001 Bill Hammerstein Bill Salisbury James Kindle Phyllis McMacken- Kevin Taylor Jenifer Sulewski-LaRoy + Outstanding Athlete +Class of2003 David Simpson Maschke Bill Zgorzelski Buffy Williams Ruddy Bill Regnier + Outstanding Coach/Teacher/Administrator/Contributor 1966 Great Lakes League 2001 State Championship Championship Volleyball Team Mary Lou Zaums + Outstanding Administrator/Teacher/Contributor 2005 Football Team State Championship Girls Cross Country Team of 1982 Robert Boehme Dennis Brighton State Championship Wrestling Team of 1979 Gary Dullaime Lewis Hom Liz Renius Smith Gene Stock Closing Remarks Gene Stock 201, 1farrofrrame 9nrlucfees Toledo Stonn. During that time, he was on 2 ECHL Championship teams in 1993 and 1994. In 1994, Rick was the MVP in the Riley Cup Playoffs. He Jerry Jaffe + Theatre/Post High School + Class oj1965 also holds the "all-time" ECHL scoring record. During his professional career, he played 4 years of Roller Hockey from 1994-1997. During his collegiate and Jerry is a 1965 Bedford Graduate. Jerry combined the two professional career, Rick played in approximately 975 games (including things that he loved most from high school, wrestling (He playoffs), scored 400 goals, 497 assists, for 897 points. Rick also played in was on the team for 3 years) and theatre (he starred as Con­ Europe. He was recently inducted into the Toledo Hockey Hall of Fame. rad in Mrs. Carol Emptage's production of Bye Bye Bird­ ie), into a successful career in professional wrestling. H gained fame in the 1970's as Dr. Jerry Graham, Jr. and Kelly Meinhart + Outstanding Athlete/Coach + Class oj1984 continued his career until retirement in 1992. His matches Kelly was named to the All-Great Lakes League and AlI­ included many famous wrestlers: "The Sheik", Wild Bull Academic Team in 3 sports. She won 2 varsity letters in Curry, Flying Fred Curry, Dick the Bruiser, and Randy Savage. He appeared with Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant. He competed both basketball and volleyball, and 3 in softball. In basket­ ball, Kelly was captain of the team her senior year and won internationally, becoming a 5-time WWA Tag Team World Champion, with The Bedford Athletic Boosters Club Award.. Her senior partner Don Kent. Jerry enjoyed his time in Hawaii as the star of Polynesian year in volleyball, Kelly was chosen All-Monroe County Championship Wrestling in 1980. He worked for Vince McMahon of the by the Monroe Evening News, as well as All-State WWE, and a tour highlight was when he wrestled in Kuwait. He trained the (honorable mention), and won the Bedford Athletic Boost­ Great Wojo and Scott Steiner (Steiner Brothers) as professional wrestlers. He ers Club Award again. In 1983 and 1984 Kelly was chosen promoted mixed matches between the Great Wojo and boxing champion Leon All-Monroe County in softball and was captain her senior year. She won the Spinks. He was quite popular in Toledo in the local television wrestling shows. Mudge Spencer Award. Kelly went on to the University of Toledo where she Jerry was also featured with the Detroit News with Sparky Anderson and Bo was one of the top players on a Rocket softball squad. She earned fIrst-team Schembechler. Jerry became business partners with Dick the Bruiser and pro­ All-MAC honors as a catcher in 1987 and as a designated hitter in 1988, as duced Bruiser Bedlam that was televised throughout the Midwest. In the well as fIrst-team All-Mideast Region in 1988. As a freshman, Kelly was a 1990's, he went to work for Ted Turner as a promoter for WCW. The Toledo member of the 1985 Rocket squad that won a regular season MAC Champion­ Blade published an article July 19, 2009 describing his career: "Ex-Wrestler a Showman First." Jerry also produced an audio book, Confessions oja Big Time ship with a 16-2 mark. The Rockets took second place in the MAC in 1986 Wrestler. He was inducted into the Independent Wrestling Hall of Fame in and 1987. Kelly holds the UT record for triples in a season (8 in 1985) and 2006 and the WAR. Hall ofFame in 2016. triples in a career (13). She ranks 6th for RBI's (81) and 3rd in at-bats (678). In 2013, Kelly was inducted into the University of Toledo Varsity "T" Hall of Fame. As a coach, Kelly coached girls' junior high basketball from 1992-2006 Rick Judson + Outstanding Athlete + Class oj1987 (14 years), junior high volleyball (8 years), 9th grade volleyball (5 years), and Rick played football, baseball, and even ran some track for served as a post season assistant with the 2005 State Championship Volleyball Bedford. He was the varsity quarterback from 1985-87. team. She coached Girls' Varsity Softball from 1994-1998 and 2005-2009. But Rick was best at hockey. Starting at 7 years old, he Her teams still hold school records for Batting Average, ERA, and Shut-outs. played travel hockey throughout his time at Bedford. He Kelly was named Monroe Evening News Coach of the Year for Softball in would go from football practice to hockey practice in the 1998 and 2008. Kelly is currently a teacher at Bedford High School. Detroit area. Rick was considered one of the top 20 players in the country in his age group, and played on two state Chris Morris + Outstanding Athlete + Class oj2001 and two national championship teams during his junior and During Chris' high school career, he was a 3 year starter at senior year in high school. He started all 4 years at the center and defensive tackle for the Kicking Mules. He University of Illinois at Chicago, which was in a "hockey only" conference, the was also a 2 year starter on the basketball team. His senior CCHA. It included the University of Michigan, Ohio State University, Michi­ year, Chris made was selected to the All-State First Team, gan State University, Bowling Green State University, Ferris State, Lake Supe­ was named a "PrepStar" All-American, ranked among the rior State, Miami of Ohio, and Western Michigan University, all very good top 80 prospects in the Midwest, as well as among the "hockey schools." In 1989, Rick was drafted by the Detroit Redwings, but state's top players Detroit News (11 th), Detroit Free Press Rick stayed in school, playing all 4 years.
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