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2006 Inductees HALL OF HONOR The University of Houston Hall of Honor was es- 1978 2002 tablished in 1971 to recognize and honor those Tom Paciorek (BB, ‘66-68) Danny Davis (FB, ‘76-78) whose particpation and contributions enriched Homero Blancas (Golf, ‘60-62) Dwight Jones (MBB, ‘71-73) COACHING STAFF and strengthened the Athletics Department. Carol Lewis (TR, ‘82-85) 1981 Bruce Lietzke (Golf, ‘70-73) All student-athletes are required to wait five Johnny Goyen (City Councilman) Jim Nantz (Broadcasting) years after they complete their eligibility before Don Chaney (MBB, ‘65-68) Tom Tellez (TR Coach, ‘76-98) they qualify for the honor. Bill Rogers (Golf, ‘70-73) 2004 1971 1982 Billy Ray Brown (Golf, ‘82-85) Guy V. Lewis (MBB, ‘46-47) Alden Pasche (MBB Coach, ‘46-56) Ollan Cassel (TR, ‘60-61) Rex Baxter, Jr. (Golf, ‘55-57) Bo Burris (FB, ‘64-66) Carin Cone (Swimming, ‘58-60) Gene Shannon (FB, ‘49-51) Richard Crawford (Golf, ‘59-61) 1983 Lovette Hill (BB Coach, ‘50-74) 1972 Harry Fouke (AD, ‘45-79) Jolanda Jones (TR, ‘85-88) Gary Phillips (MBB, ‘58-61) Warren McVea (FB, ‘65-67) John E. Hoff (Tennis coach, ‘46-66) 1998 Ted Nance (SID, ‘56-79, 87-93) Clyde Drexler (MBB, ‘80-83) Michael Young (MBB, ‘80-84) 1973 Sue Garrison (Director of Women’s Athletics, ‘45-79) J.D. Kimmel (FB, ‘52) Flo Hyman (VB, ‘74-76) 2006 Carl Lewis (TR, ‘80-81) Dwight Davis (MBB, ‘69-72) 1974 Guy V Lewis (MBB Coach, ‘56-86) Joe DeLoach (TR, ‘87-88) Hogan Wharton (FB, ‘57-58) Hakeem Olajuwon (MBB, ‘81-84) Marty Fleckman (Golf, ‘64-66) Dick Post (FB, ‘64-66) Ken Spain (MBB, ‘66-69) Leonard Hilton (TR, ‘67-71) Elvin Hayes (MBB, ‘65-68) Wilson Whitley (FB, ‘73-76) David Hodge (FB, ‘75-79) Dave Williams (Golf Coach, ‘52-87) Dianne Johannigman (Swimming, ‘78-81) 1975 Bill Yeoman (FB Coach, ‘62-86) Margaret Redfearn (Kitchen) (Tennis, ‘82-85) Corbin J. Robertson (Philanthropist) Jason Phillips (FB, ‘87-88) 2000 Rolan Walton (BB ‘48-51; BB Coach ‘75-86) 1976 Otis Birdsong (MBB, ‘73-77) Rob Williams (MBB, ‘79-82) Elmo Wright (FB, ‘68-70) Leroy Burrell (TR, ‘86-90) Paul Carr (FB, ‘51-53) Fred Couples (Golf, ‘77-80) John Mahaffey (Golf, ‘68-69) Doug Drabek (BB, ‘81-83) Jason Morton (Tennis, ‘48-51) Steve Elkington (Golf, ‘82-85) Don Boldebuck (MBB, ‘54-56) John and Rebecca Moores (Philanthropists) Rich Stotter (FB, ‘65-67) 1977 Andre Ware (FB, ‘87-89) Ken Hebert (FB, ‘65-67) Tom Wilson (Athletics Trainer, ‘53-93) Robert Newhouse (FB, ‘69-71) Al Lawrence (TR, ‘60-63) 2006 INDUCTEES WWW.UHCOUGARS.COM 33 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION HISTORY President Senior WomAN Administrator Women’S BasKetball Coach 2008 - Renu Khator 2007 - DeJuena Chizer 1998 - Joe Curl 2007-08 * John M. Rudley 1994-07 Diane Hall 1990-98 Jessie Kenlaw 2003-07 G. Jay Gogue 1989-94 Cathy Beene 1985-90 Greg Williams 1997-03 Arthur K. Smith 1976-85 Dot Woodfin 1995-97 Glenn A. Goerke Sports Information Director 1975-76 Connie Payne 1992-95 James H. Pickering 1999 - Chris Burkhalter 1994-99 Donna Turner COACHING STAFF 1990-92 Marguerite Ross Barnett Baseball Coach 1983-89 Richard L. Van Horn 1988-94 Ted Nance 1995 - Rayner Noble 1987-88 Rick Rivers 1977-82 Barry Munitz 1987-94 Bragg Stockton 1979-87 Jay Goldberg 1961-77 Philip G. Hoffman 1975-86 Rolan Walton 1960-79 Ted Nance 1956-61 Clanton W. Williams 1950-74 Lovette Hill 1952-60 Jack Scott 1954-56 A.D. Bruce 1949 Bill Lutz 1950-53 Walter W. Kemerer 1951-52 Bob McCarthy 1950-51 Jim Clemons 1948 Dalton Albert 1927-50 Edison E. Oberholtzer 1946-50 N.S. Patterson 1947 Ned Thompson Chancellor Football Coach Softball Coach 2008 Renu Khator 2007 - Kevin Sumlin 2001 - Kyla Holas 2007-08 * John M. Rudley 2007 * Chris Thurmond 2003-07 G. Jay Gogue 2003-07 Art Briles Golf Coach 1997-03 Arthur K. Smith 2000-02 Dana Dimel 2003 - Vince Jarrett 1989-95 Alexander Schilt 1993-99 Kim Helton 1994-03 Mike Dirks 1986-89 Wilbur L. Meier 1990-92 John Jenkins 1987-94 Keith Fergus 1980-86 Charles E. Bishop 1987-89 Jack Pardee 1952-87 Dave Williams 1977-79 Philip G. Hoffman 1962-86 Bill Yeoman 1946-52 Harry Fouke 1956-61 A.D. Bruce 1957-61 Harold Lahar 1955-56 Bill Meek Swimming & DIVing Coach Director of Athletics 1948-54 Clyde Lee 2002 - Mark Taylor 2002 - Dave Maggard 1946-47 Jewell Wallace 1996-02 Ginger Hurley 2001-02 * Larry Leckonby 1975-96 Phill Hansel 1997-01 Chet Gladchuk VolleYball Coach 1997 Richard Scamell 1986 - Bill Walton Tennis Coach 1997 Bill McGillis 1981-85 Dave Olbright 2004 - John Severance 1993-97 Bill Carr 1975-80 Ruth Nelson 1999-04 Jennifer Hyde 1992-93 * Bill McGillis 1974 Ruth Nelson/ 1993-99 Stina Mosvold 1987-92 Rudy Davalos Martha Hawthorne 1986-93 Cathy Beene 1986 * Michael Johnson 1984-86 May Nyholm 1984-86 Tom Ford Soccer Coach 1979-84 Daryl Gralka 1982-84 John Kasser 2007 - Susan Bush 1977-79 Karen Linden 1979-82 Cedric Dempsey 2000-07 Bill Solberg 1945-79 Harry Fouke 1998-99 Chris Huston TracK & Field Coach 1998 - Leroy Burrell FacultY AthleticS RepresentatiVE Men’S BasKetball Coach 1975-98 Tom Tellez 1996 - Richard Scamell 2004 - Tom Penders 1988-96 James Benbrook 2000-04 Ray McCallum 1954-75 Johnny Morriss 1977-88 Michael T. Johnson 1998-00 Clyde Drexler 1950-54 Jack Patterson 1969-77 A.A. White 1993-98 Alvin Brooks 1951-69 Frank Stovall 1986-93 Pat Foster * – Interim 1956-86 Guy V. Lewis 1950-51 Harry Fouke 1945-56 Alden Pasche 34 2008 HOUSTON BASEBALL DR. RENU KHATOR & BOARD OF REGENTS Dr. Renu Khator was unanimously appointed chancellor USF, where Khator was the second-highest-ranking of the University of Houston System and UH president by the administrator, is a comprehensive, doctoral-extensive, research Board of Regents in November, 2007. university with four campuses, including a medical school, in COACHING STAFF Khator, who had been serving as provost and senior vice Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sarasota-Manatee and Lakeland. Last president at the University of South Florida, officially took office year, USF enrolled 44,000 students and had a budget of $1.6 in mid-January. billion. A devoted teacher, seasoned educational administrator Khator has a long history of community engagement, and respected scholar, Khator has a doctorate and master’s serving on numerous boards, including the Moffitt Cancer degree in political science from Purdue University and earned Hospital Board of Directors, the Hillsborough Education her bachelor’s degree from Kanpur University in India. Khator, Foundation Board, the Lowry Park Zoo Board, and she 52, has served as provost at USF since 2003, and was dean of recently served as a member of the National Advisory Council the College of Arts & Sciences for three years prior to that. From on Environmental Policy and Management. She has recently 1997 to 2000, she served as the director of USF’s Environmental been appointed to the National Science Foundation Integrative Science and Policy Department. She has served as professor of Graduate Education and Research Program Panel and the government & international affairs at the university since 1995. American Council on Education Forum on Internationalism and She is the author or editor of five scholarly books and numerous Multiculturalism. articles concerning global public administration, environmental She enjoys writing poetry and short stories, several of which policy and South Asian politics. have been published. In addition to her duties as provost, she A native of India, she came to the United States in 1974 after has been teaching a course in Hindi at USF this year. The her marriage to Suresh Khator. Both pursued graduate degrees Khators were honored by India this year, receiving the Jewel at Purdue University and later accepted teaching positions at of India, a special award recognizing non-resident Indians for USF. He is a professor of Industrial & Management Systems making outstanding contributions in their field. Engineering and director of computing for the College of The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services Engineering at USF. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Industrial included Renu Khator among its 2006 Outstanding American DR. RENU KHATOR Engineers and serves as faculty athletic representative to the by Choice awardees. The award recognizes outstanding UH System Chancellor NCAA. They have two daughters, both ophthalmologists. achievements of naturalized U.S. citizens. Also in 2006, Khator She becomes the third person to hold the dual title of UH received the Distinguished Alumnus Award from Purdue UH President System chancellor and UH president. She follows Arthur Smith, University’s College of Liberal Arts and the Outstanding who retired in 2003, and Jay Gogue, who became president of Educator Award from the American Foundation for Greek Auburn University, his alma mater, this summer. Language and Culture for enhancing Hellenic studies. UniVersitY of Houston SYstem Board of Regents The Board of Regents is the governing body of the University of Houston System (University of Houston, University of Houston-Clear Lake, University of Houston- Downtown, University of Houston-Victoria, UH System at Cinco Ranch, UH System at Sugar Land, KUHT Television, and KUHF Radio). The Board of Regents is composed of nine voting members (chair, vice chair, secretary, and six members) and a non-voting student member. Every two years, the Governor of the State of Texas, subject to Senate confirmation, appoints three members to the Board of Regents. Each member serves a six-year term. WELCOME W. WILSON (‘49) CALVIN W. STEPHENS (‘72) JIM P. WISE (‘66) MICHAEL J.
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