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PIL Hall of Fame Inductees Inductee Listing Portland Interscholastic League Hall of Fame - - 1 - - www.PILHallofFame.org Updated: 1/19/2021 Grad Year Name Inducted Grad Year Name Inducted Adams * = Posthumous Inductee 1975 Kathy Naylor Prenevost 2006 1972 Rickey Eatmon 2004 Coach Tom Swanson 2007 Benson * = Posthumous Inductee Coach A.P. Gibson * 2004 1981 AC Green 1991 1934 Albert Gibson * 2007 1991 Allegra Green 2007 1981 Anthony Amado Jr. 2005 1945 Art Shepherd * 2004 1941 Bill Gray 1985 1933 Bill Courtney * 2005 Coach Bill Dressel 2005 1965 Bill Ranta 2009 Coach Bill Hryciw * 2012 1970 Blair Pomeroy 2017 1959 Bob Woodle 2006 1958 Bob Christiansen 2012 1947 Brad Fullerton 2011 2003 Brandi Probasco-Canda 2018 1974 Bruce Nishikawa 2006 1932 Charles Patterson * 2004 Coach Chuck Mucha * 2009 1932 Clifford (Chief) McLean * 2004 1974 Dan Fulton 2007 1935 Dave Gammon Sr. * 2018 1971 David Pear 2006 1971 David Bahler 2014 1963 David L. Steele 2019 2003 Deborah Jones 2018 2002 Denetia Carline 2019 1944 Dick Bartle 2011 1967 Dick Pooschke 2016 1950 Dick Kimball * 2019 1993 Dominique Merriweather 2013 1946 Don McCallum * 2008 1947 Don Nibblett * 2012 1953 Ed Grenier * 2010 1932 Elwood Cooke * 2015 1936 Frank Berglund * 2004 Coach Fred (Lefty) Marineau * 2012 1968 Gary Bowles 2010 1972 Gary Gray 2015 1970 George Rochat 2010 1991 Ginny Folk 2014 1954 Gordy Grenier 2010 1961 Jack Kutter 2012 1949 Jim Newcomb * 2004 1941 Jim Pettit * 2004 1956 Jim Bufton * 2015 1962 Jimmie A Warren 2008 1954 Jimmy (Precious) Williams * 2014 1989 Joe Bushman 2011 1930 John Biancone * 2004 1975 John Beal 2009 1951 John Goode 2011 1981 John Borich 2014 Coach Ken Surbrook 2008 1981 Kurt Brauckmiller 2013 1990 LaVon Pierce 2007 Inductee Listing Portland Interscholastic League Hall of Fame - - 2 - - www.PILHallofFame.org Updated: 1/19/2021 Grad Year Name Inducted Grad Year Name Inducted 1971 Leon McKenzie 2014 1949 Lloyd Jepson * 2013 1970 Lloyd Grimsrud * 2018 1975 Mark Hoisington 2014 1990 Mat Sprague 2011 1994 Mfon Udoka 2007 1969 Mike Downer 2016 2006 Nate Anderson 2017 1990 Orlando Williams 2009 1992 Patrice Woods Turner 2009 1976 Paul Krueger 2006 1987 Peter Pritchett 2011 Coach Ralph Harper * 2003 1931 Raymond (Butch) Morse * 2004 1991 Regina Warren 2010 1973 Richard Washington 1990 1956 Richard Rotto 2008 1975 Rick Raivio 2006 1973 Rickey Lee 2007 1957 Robert Butler 2008 1974 Rodney Johnson 2015 1954 Sam Whitney 2016 2005 Sara Callier 2017 1996 Sarah S. Green 2019 1989 Sherelle Littleton Williams 2015 1949 Stan Bozich 2004 1992 Steve Walton 2017 1965 Tim Vollmer 2004 1976 Tom Dodd 2006 1958 Tom Brauckmiller 2013 1989 Tony Robertson 2005 1985 Travis West * 2005 1981 Troy Berry 2013 1995 Udeme Elijah Usoro 2015 1976 Vern Marshall , Jr. 2016 1988 Walter Bailey 2005 1931 Walter Sutherman * 2016 2001 Wiley King 2018 1983 William Taylor 2008 1965 Willie Bell 2009 Cleveland (Commerce) * = Posthumous Inductee 2002 Abby Reuler Tolchin 2018 2010 Alex Rovello * 2014 Coach Art Verment * 2009 1954 Bill Stempel 2007 1972 Bill Simpson 2013 1967 Bob Hefflinger 2009 1957 Bonnie Boyd Shannon 2014 1929 Carl Ayres * 2004 1931 Charles (Chuck) Cleek * 2014 1948 Chuck Bafaro * 2004 2002 Cristin Sammis Bansen 2016 1931 Dan Mitola * 2004 1975 Darrell Hill 2016 1959 Dave Long 2006 1962 Dave Kafoury 2008 1960 Dennis Maloney 2011 1963 Dennis Patera 2011 1942 Dick Sinovic 2012 Coach Don York 2013 1957 Doug Bashor 2006 1953 Dwight Umbarger 2007 1926 Ed Cheney * 2004 Inductee Listing Portland Interscholastic League Hall of Fame - - 3 - - www.PILHallofFame.org Updated: 1/19/2021 Grad Year Name Inducted Grad Year Name Inducted Coach Ed Warren * 2008 2009 Eric Luna 2019 1997 Evan Swanson 2014 1930 Forrest (Skeet) O'Connell * 2004 1977 Gary Yarco 2011 1970 Gary Daniels 2013 1964 Gaylord (Gay) Davis 2009 Coach Gene Flippin * 2015 1955 Harvey Jones 2008 1999 Heather Petty 2010 1956 Hugh Springer 2012 1952 Jack Viskov 2008 Coach James O. Norton * 2012 1952 Jerry Ross 2004 Coach Jerry Gatto 2012 1958 Jerry Jones 2014 1985 Jill (Weisner) Bryant 2010 1968 Jim Hefflinger 2007 1968 Jim Clair 2013 1957 Joe Gatto 2009 1941 John Karamanos * 2004 2002 Josh Heiney 2017 1958 Judith Martin-Morgan 2015 1988 Katherine Frewing Shallenberger 2006 1982 Keith Krafve 2006 1959 Keith Forman 2010 1987 Ken Gemma 2017 1995 Kevin Lyons 2019 1961 Larry Christy 2018 1958 Lorna (Tramblay) Henry 2010 1993 Marc Powarczuk 2016 1972 Mark Brandenburg 2005 1977 Mark Gronvold 2007 1946 Mel Krause 2002 1965 Mick Ellett 2015 1959 Milt Fyre 2006 1977 Mitch Gronvold 2007 1940 Morris Stremick 2005 1955 Morris (Morry) Arntson 2009 1992 Natalie Wight 2009 1963 Odis Avritt 2008 1955 Phil Knight 2001 1939 Philip Loprinzi * 2004 1961 Richard Boyd 2005 1965 Richard Henjyoji 2010 1955 Richard (Dick) Jolley 2004 1968 Roger Smith 2001 1953 Ron Stempel * 2007 1970 Ron Eshleman 2011 1955 Roy Love 2003 1988 Sailusi Poulivaati 2019 1940 Sam Tosti 2005 2009 Shauna Trussell 2019 1934 Shelby Golden * 2014 1960 Skip Sconce 2015 1963 Ted Amato 2012 2005 Thomas Cameron * 2016 1966 Tom Trebelhorn 1988 1962 Tom Nielsen 2016 1978 Tonja Reigle 2005 1969 Walter Reynolds 2004 1960 Warren Newell * 2011 Inductee Listing Portland Interscholastic League Hall of Fame - - 4 - - www.PILHallofFame.org Updated: 1/19/2021 Grad Year Name Inducted Grad Year Name Inducted 1962 Wayne Petersen 2008 Commerce * = Posthumous Inductee 1937 Jerry Laurens * 2013 1946 Robert Devich 2013 Franklin * = Posthumous Inductee 1950 Al Simpson 2009 Principal Art Westcott 2006 1944 Betty Evans Grayson * 1985 1943 Bill Logan 2007 1957 Bjarne Jensen * 2005 1967 Bob Lovlien 2006 1943 Bob Tate 2007 1993 Brad Linn 2011 1983 Brian Crook 2011 2008 Bryce Burgess 2017 1959 Cecil Ira * 2005 1921 Chappie King 1989 1959 Charles (Chuck) Stronach 2012 1981 Chris Klausman Haining 2004 1996 Christopher Jewell 2016 1943 Dan Speer 2007 1969 Dan McElhaney 2011 Coach Dick Mabry * 2012 1947 Doug MacFarlane * 2007 1942 Frank Roelandt 2005 1950 Frank Krause 2008 1990 Gabe Sandy 2013 1943 Gene Jaques 2007 Coach George Emigh 2003 1958 George Staehnke 2011 1958 Gerald (Jerry) Mattioda 2010 1997 Gina Papasadero Aman 2013 Coach Hal Ellmers 1991 1921 Howard Hobson 1982 1952 Jack Scrivens 2005 1955 Jack Abdie 2011 1975 Jeff Santangelo 2010 1998 Jeff Scholz 2013 1943 Jerry Long * 2006 1959 Jerry Bergstrom * 2010 1944 Jim Wilson 2008 1966 Joe Goodale 2008 1932 John Voll * 2004 1951 John Jarboe 2005 1974 John Harding 2012 1961 John Summers 2017 1957 John (Jack) Luhrs 2005 1987 Julie Rierson 2019 1981 Karl Pope 2014 1997 Kate Kaufman 2012 1943 Kay Hoff * 2008 1950 Kaye Booth * 2005 1990 Kelli Dufficy Wedin 2013 1984 Ken Brauckmiller 2016 Coach/1960s Leon Fabre * 1983 1947 Lou Scrivens 2006 1959 Lynn Hewitt 2000 1943 Marv Rasmussen 2004 PPS Marv Flitcroft * 1991 1994 Matt Geske 2015 Coach Melvin (Dutch) Kawasoe 2010 Inductee Listing Portland Interscholastic League Hall of Fame - - 5 - - www.PILHallofFame.org Updated: 1/19/2021 Grad Year Name Inducted Grad Year Name Inducted 1986 Michelle Fuller Apodaca 2014 1990 Mike Nguyen 2004 1989 Mike Tierney 2018 1996 Morgen McAtee-Kelm 2015 1993 Nate Williams 2018 1932 Paul Durham 2001 2003 Paul Wright 2017 1975 Reid Jones 2017 1946 Richard L. (Dick) Unis 2005 1991 Rob Hilsenteger 2010 1921 Robin Reed * 2009 1957 Ron Nakata 2006 1944 Ron Bowen 2007 1951 Ron Lehl 2009 1936 Ronnie Husk * 2009 1997 Ryan Oliver 2014 1979 Scott Santangelo 2008 1979 Scott Williams 2010 1995 Shawn Lindsey 2019 1943 Steve Troy * 2004 1960 Steve Jones 1992 1990 Todd Shaw 2013 1962 Tom Birch 2008 1980 Tracy Abernathy 2015 1930 Vic Curtin * 2009 1958 Wendell Stonelake 2009 Grant * = Posthumous Inductee 2001 Adam Whitehead 2013 1950 Al Hansen * 2004 2008 Andre Broadous 2018 1944 Art Milne 2008 1970 Artie Wilson 2010 Coach Barney Koch * 2005 1957 Ben Balme 2016 Coach Bill Eilertson * 2004 1958 Bill Wallin 2007 1936 Bill Gleason * 2008 1969 Billy R. Flowers, DC 2017 1940 Bob Likins * 2010 1954 Bob (Jake) Jacoby 2006 1951 Bruce Cudd 2009 1962 Butch Lumby 2011 1971 Caroline Walker 2005 1971 Carolyn Lumber 2015 1955 Ced (Rob) Aichele 2014 2004 Christine Soma Stenberg 2019 1959 Chuck (Bumper) Wilson 2011 1983 Cindy Brown 2000 Coach Clyde Knox * 2005 Principal Colton Meek * 1987 1950 Dale Duff * 2013 1940 Dan Torrey * 2010 1978 Darryl Motley 2001 1940 Dave Edwards * 2015 1979 David Lewis 2006 1982 Debbie Engelstad 2017 Coach Dennis (Denny) Sullivan 2009 1947 Dick Yost * 2004 1951 Dick Bartel 2007 1958 Dick Brown 2015 1946 Don Stamm 2012 Coach Ed Rooney 2006 1939 Ed Stamm 2007 Inductee Listing Portland Interscholastic League Hall of Fame - - 6 - - www.PILHallofFame.org Updated: 1/19/2021 Grad Year Name Inducted Grad Year Name Inducted 1976 Elaine Pond White 2013 2004 Elizabeth Wild 2015 1939 Emery Neale * 2005 Coach Frank Buckiewicz 2011 1930 Fred Volz * 2004 1951 George Shaw * 1983 1952 Gerald (Jerry) Exley Jr. 2005 1974 Greg Cotton 2016 1965 Hal Jackson 2008 1986 Hiag Brown 2019 Coach+ Jack Edwards * 2004 1951 Jack Neer 2006 1956 Jack Riley 2007 1979 Jackie Jackson 2007 1958 Jackie Rice 2011 Coach James (Mush) Torson * 2012 1928 Jerome (Jerry) Lillie * 2004 1939 Jim Partlow * 2005 1958 Jim Sandsness 2006 1951 Jim Torson * 2007 1940 Jim McGregor 2012 1953 Jim Damis 2014 2003 Joaquin Chapa 2015 1987 Joe McFerrin 2008 1996 Joe Gerber 2013 1958 John Damis 2008 Coach John Stilwell 2010 1952 John (Johnny) Keller 2005 1957/Coach Jon Abraham * 2010 1951 Judy Cornell DeRego 2001 1971 June Jones 1991 2001 Kate Soma Conwell 2014 1979 Kevin MacMillan * 2005 1997 Kiauna Anderson Floyd 2011 2002 Laura Westwood 2013 1950 Len Berrie * 2009 1966 Levin
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