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Biographical Information on More Than 200 CSC Athletes 1983-Present Biographical Information on more than 200 CSC Athletes 1983-Present $15 Foreword This book was originally printed in observance of the 25th anniversary of the founding of the Athletic Hall of Fame at Chadron State College in 2008. It was done to help Eagles’ followers know more about those who helped give the college its rich athletic tradition. Considerable time has been spent updating and improving the information that was released at the time the inductions into the Hall of Fame were made. The book was updated in the summer of 2010 to include the 2009 inductions and it will continue to grow as more inductions are made. As noted above, the Hall of Fame was founded by Ross Armstrong in 1983, when 32 inductions were made. Although he consulted with long-time fans, former coaches and numerous athletes in making the selections, he continued to make a majority of the hall of fame decisions until his death in 1990. Since then, the selection committee has included Con Marshall, the college’s sports information director from July 1969 through July 2007; Brad Smith, the CSC athletic director since 1987; Dr. Pat Colgate, who has been have continued to have a close relationship with the Eagles since they were CSC athletes. Alex Helmbrecht, the affiliatedcurrent CSC with sports CSC athleticsinformation since director, 1965; and and Frank John Axtell, Ferguson the andlongtime Randy voice Bauer, of theboth Eagles Hall of on Fame KAAQ/KQSK, members are who also on the committee. In making the selections, the committee has considered both the athletic achievements and the accomplishments of the athletes since their days of participation ended. A few former CSC coaches also have been inducted, along with several individuals who have provided meritorious service. Readers will notice that considerably more has been written about some of the hall of fame members than others. Fans should understand why that happened. More statistics are available and more honors are awarded in some sports and for some positions than others. Regardless of the amount written everyone in the Hall of Fame is to be congratulated on his or her membership. It is a special honor. Of course, not all the outstanding CSC athletes by any means are in the Hall of Fame. But anyone who has represented the college in an athletic event should have a sense of pride for having been an Eagle. It’s an experience many others would have liked to have had. Con Marshall, CSC Sports Information Director (1969-76, 1977-2007) Alex Helmbrecht, CSC Sports Information Director (2007-present) On the Front Cover: Top row, left to right, Sam Perikins, Tricia Lukawski, Caryn Martin Ziettlow and Don Beebe. Bottom row, Josh Robinson, LaVerne McKelvey, Carol Bachmann Marxsen and Bob Lynch. Table of Contents Hall of Fame Inductions by Year ..4 Jim Hampton .............................23 Kathy Kennedy ...........................39 Terry Hillman .............................55 Alphabetical Hall of Fame ............5 Bill Savage ..................................24 Jean Fuchs Poythress .................39 Rich King ....................................55 Ross Armstrong ...........................6 Norm Wilson .............................24 Martee Meter Pruitt ..................40 Randy Lotton .............................55 1983 Charter Inductees................ 1988 Inductees ............................ Terry Statton ..............................40 Don Mathis ...............................55 William Dean Armstrong .............7 Clifford “Pete” Carroll ................25 Dale Williamson ........................40 Deb Spickelmier Noble ..............56 Jack Barker ...................................7 Rod Ehler ...................................25 1996 Inductees ............................ Todd Pierce ................................56 Bob Baumann ..............................8 Francis Montague ......................25 Clinton Belden ...........................41 Jenifer Durbin Proud .................56 George Bowman ..........................8 1989 Inductees ............................ Doug Brandt ..............................41 Dean Rickard .............................56 Bill Bruer ...................................... 8 Tom Alcorn ................................26 Dale Drahota .............................41 Duane Smith ..............................57 Don Burrows ................................8 Jim Hogeland .............................26 Lue Graesser ..............................41 Gregg Stephens .........................57 Al (Bud) Butterfield ......................8 Dean Palser ................................26 Sheryl Myers Levi ......................42 2004 Inductees ............................ Paul Carroll .................................... 8 Pat Moore ..................................27 Rick Nave ...................................42 Carrie Roberts Antonovich ........57 Glen Cheney ................................9 Mike Winchell ............................27 Kelvin Sharp ...............................42 Kerry Becker ..............................57 Ivan Christian ...............................9 1990 Inductees ............................ Dale Timperley ..........................42 Rod Bussinger ............................57 Nels Christiansen .........................9 Jerry Bartak ...............................27 Francis Wrage ............................42 John Flynn .................................58 Lyle “Moose” Colerick .................9 Larry Baumann ..........................28 1997 Inductees ............................ Lisa Brott Flynn ..........................58 Archie Conn .................................9 Lee Baumann .............................28 Bunny Piscka Bolden..................43 Leonard Hawkins .......................58 Ralph Garvin ..............................10 Rex Cadwallader ........................28 Bob Brown .................................43 Mike Max ...................................58 Norman (Bud) Larsen ................10 Robert Isham .............................28 Vern and Frances Chicoine ........43 Jeff Parke ...................................58 Verne Lewellen ..........................10 Joe Johnson ...............................28 Dean Churchill ...........................44 2005 Inductees ............................ Louis Mantalica .........................10 Carol Bachmann Marxsen .........28 Gene Emanuel ...........................44 Steve Aggers ..............................59 Harold (Pepper) Martin .............10 Bud Murray ................................29 Duane Fritz ................................44 Corey Anderson .........................59 John McGregor ..........................10 Jack Needham ...........................29 Shari Fisher Kopp .......................44 Lee Crawford .............................59 LaVerne McKelvey ....................11 Gwen Reed ................................29 Dennis Schmitz ..........................44 Murray Johnson .........................59 Milford “Dub” Miller..................12 Don Reel ....................................29 1998 Inductees ............................ David Jones ................................59 Mack Peyton ..............................12 John Sides ..................................30 1948 Football Team ...................45 Danny Moore .............................60 Wilmer Planansky ......................13 1991 Inductees ............................ 1958 Football Team ..................45 Mary Perrien..............................60 Jim Ratelle .................................13 Bill Baker ....................................30 1978 Football Team ...................46 Rick Samuels ..............................60 Clinton Smith .............................13 Brad Bartlett ..............................31 1999 Inductees ............................ 2006 Inductees ............................ J.C. Sollars ..................................13 Rod Borders ...............................31 Brad Fults...................................47 Roxie Boehm Arens ..................61 Ralph Shipp ................................14 Marge Burkett ...........................31 Ralph Gill ...................................47 Scott Blachly ..............................61 Ruffus Trapp ..............................14 Gary Decker ...............................31 Ron Hoffman .............................48 Dennis Fitzgerald .......................61 Clifford Weller ...........................14 Ted Erlewine ..............................31 Laurie Wickard Janicek ..............48 Jay Masek ..................................61 Orin Weymouth .........................14 Bill Giles .....................................31 Doug Jones ................................48 Todd McIntyre ...........................61 Joe Zowada ................................14 Louis Peters ...............................31 Rick Mikelson.............................48 Ted Niemann .............................62 1984 Inductees ............................ Tim Turman ...............................32 Sam Perkins ...............................48 Dr. Sam Rankin...........................62 Tom Blundell ..............................15 Rick Watson ...............................32 Monty Reher..............................48 Toby Spence...............................62 Earl Buckingham ........................15 1992 Inductees ............................ Bill Ryan .....................................48 Chris Stein ..................................62 William Diercks .........................16
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