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[email protected] © 2017 Lifetouch National School Studios Inc. 1 AHSCA-AOA-AHSAAA HALL OF FAME The Arkansas High School Coaches Association-Arkansas Officials Association Hall of Fame was founded in 1995 andArkansas High School Athletic Administrators Association 2006 to honor the outstanding achievements of Arkansas high school coaches and officials, to perpetuate their memory and to honor their dedication and service to high school athletics. 1995 Sammy Gill - D James Banks Scottie Nolan AHSAAA AHSAAA Huey Pugh AHSCA Guy Kochel Doyne Davis Janet Wood No selections Bettye Francis Grayling Wheeler Otis Barker - D Ted Waller Don Nixon - D Levanders Randall- D Mike Willyerd Clair Bates - D Charles Whitworth - D AOA 2013 Jim Rowland Robert Yelder Johnie Burnett - D AOA Jarrell Williams Thomas Bridges AHSCA Alene Crabtree - D Lennis Coleman Jay Fox Gus Malzahn 2017 AHSAAA Curtis King - D Leroy Dangeau AOA Mike Fox Glenda Patterson AOA Dr. Rodney Echols Earl Quigley - D Gene Davis Bill Alverson Gary Jayroe Ron Rippy Billy Joe Hulse Annette Scogin Rex Lovell – D George Cagle - D Wayne Long - D Gene Simmons Jamie Jones Janet Wood AOA Wendell Nutt Jimmy Coats Bob Renner Charlie Sorrels- D Mark Martin Robert Black - D Jim Mack Sawyer - D Ulysses S. Grant Herbert Williams Joe Mundy – D D - Deceased Buddy Coleman - D Doyle Jackson AHSAAA Victor Roy, Sr Norris Fox 2001 Kenny Saylors Ronnie Higgins AOA Blake Trantham Meritorious Award Jerry Hall - D AHSCA Don Hubbard - D Bill Breazeale 1996 Wilbur Wood Jim Abraham - D 2006 Helen Parker Clint Cornett AHSAAA Lamar Cole David Fricks AHSCA Richard Payton- D Duane Cousins - D Jim Albright – D 1996 C. B. “Cotton” Havener - D Ronnie Clark August Hensiek David Alpe 1998 AHSCA Clyde Horton Max Graham - D 2010 Gordon Hornaday Jerry Cecil Matt Moore Sonny Gordon - D Lowell Manning - D Barbara Gilliam-Harris AHSCA Ellis Register Gayle Kaundart - D Joe Fred Young Eddie Jackson- D George Burke – D AHSCA 1999 Wilson Matthews - D Bill Terwilliger Joe Graham AHSAAA Larry Bray Wadie Moore Helen Parker AOA Asive Thomas - D Melba Hall Buddy Bell Bernie Cox John Widner - D Pete Camfield - D C. D. Taylor Buzz Bolding Phil Parker Lindsey Henry - D AOA Bobby Tiner Dick Hays - D Jim Stafford AOA Maurice Jones - D Harold Bartlett - D Johnny Watson Tommy Tice Archie Cothren - D Charlie Keller Thomas Downs Lou Wood 2014 Sandy Wright Prior Evans - D Bill Raymick Mike New AHSCA Richard Ford- D Sam Sloan - D Gary Slaughter AOA Al Bolen - D 2018 Clint Fuller - D Perry Webb Larry DeWitt Don Carnahan AOA Cliff Shaw - D 2002 Bob Hickingbotham Morgan Gilbert Troy Davidson AHSCA 2007 Roger Maness Lee Hardman Larry Jayroe 1997 Edward Akin - D AHSCA Bob Mason Leo Johnson Mike Rottinghaus AHSCA Harold Ray Jeffery Raymond Burnett - D Billy Ply - D Darrell Jones Lynden Polks J. W. Austin - D George Jones - D Sam Cook - D Jack Yancey Ron Shelby Oliver Elders Bill Reed Ron Harris - D AOA Brannon Thiesse C.W. Keopple - D Joe Reese - D Joe Kretschmar - D AHSAAA Richard Benson Houston Nutt, Sr. – D James Smith - D Frank McClellan Bob Bowden - D Joe Fakouri AHSAAA Bill Stancil - D Carl Sorrels - D Jim Cox Tony Smith Doug Killgore AOA Gary Goss Carl Williams Derrill Smith AOA A.C. Baker - D AOA H.B. Stewart - D Kathy Tadlock – D J. W. Fullerton - D Littleton Fowler Don Brodell AHSAAA Jim Hannah - D John Hosinski - D Max Goins 2011 Dick Johnson AHSCA Bob Harrell Jim Lewis Charlie Keck - D AHSCA Fred Lilly Warren Bane Bobby Hill - D Tom “Dutch” Moore - D Matt Moore Betty Burge Johnny White Bill Barden Bill McClendon - D Louis Schaufele Jerry Wood Marion Glover - D Brad Blew Joe Mallett 2015 Buster Campbell 1998 2003 AHSAAA John Parrish AHSCA Marvin Lindsey AHSCA AHSCA Dick Hendrickson Lonnie Sutton Lanny Dauksch Doug Scheel James Devazier Orville Ashley Bill Mayo Jon Watson Willie Parker Mike Malham, Sr. Willie Click - D Ray Peters - D Bill Welch – D Jim Pennington 2019 Sharon Morgan Sam Goodwin Bill Stancil - D Tommy Reed AHSCA Paul Noesser Thednal Hill - D AOA Linda Thomas Vance Arnold Jimmy Parker - D Raymond Peters -D 2008 A.J. Bandy Dave Williams- D David Carpenter John Wyatt – D AHSCA Bob Bonds Van Holt, Dumas AOA Billy Bock - D Donald Curran AOA Karl Koonce Denzol Bailey AOA Byron Bryant James Morgan Danny Black Ruby J. Morrow Bob Banks - D Gary Benson Don Campbell James Wagoner Bob Dunham- D Gary Segrest Smitty Bonds Eddie Bryan - D Fred Grim - D Billy Ed White Jack Fulmer Ernie Deaton - D Walter Coleman Bobby Hannon - D James Magie- D AOA Bill Valentine - D Jesse Gatewood Mary Frances Kretschmar AHSAAA Danny Sheets Jan Dannaway Jim Hill Frank Vines Raymond Burnett - D Shirl Williams Steve Harvey 1999 Jack Pinckney - D Paul Humphreys Duane Jackson AHSCA AOA Earl Quigley - D AHSAAA Mark Johnson Herschel Bryant - D 2004 Richard Adams Ronnie Carter Curtis Tate Andrew Butler - D AHSCA Jimmy Cain 2012 Jim Dickerson Harold Valentine Joe Hart Bob Denniston - D Jeff Caudle AHSCA Harvey Smith Bill Keedy - D Clyde Hart Jim Jordan Vernie Harris AHSAAA Charles Ripley- D Bobby Richardson Lisa Pitts Don Hubbard 2016 Tommy Tice H.B. 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