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Sunland Park Racetrack & Casino Signature Showroom Wednesday, April 29, 2015 elpasoathletichalloffame.com Program for the Price’s 2015 El Paso Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet Welcome ...... Kevin Lovell Presentation of Colors ...... Del Valle. . High School Male Color Guard Pledge of Allegiance/Invocation/Moment...... of. Silence ...... Ernest Barnard Polk President’s Message ...... Ernest Barnard Polk

INTRODUCTION OF THE 2015 INDUCTEES Ruben Dominguez Jr...... Athlete Paul Pearson ...... Athlete Edmund Stansbury...... Athlete Jerry Pippins...... Coach ...... Coach Bob Geske...... Official Brian Kanof ...... Media

DINNER DICK SHINAUT/JOHN BIRKHEAD SCHOLARSHIP IN KINESIOLOGY OR SPORTS STUDIES ON BEHALF OF EL PASO ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME FOR UTEP Andres Martinez, Junior, Kinesiology Major, Hometown: El Paso, Texas THE EL PASO ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME DONATED SCHOLARSHIP FOR UTEP Camino Sardinero, Women’s Golf, Senior, Finance Major, Hometown: Villanueva Canada, Spain PRESENTATION OF THE 2014-2015 MISS OR MR. ATHLETES OF THE YEAR Presented by Kevin Lovell Ernest Barnard Polk ...... President Kenneth Owen ...... El Paso ISD Athletic Director Mike Williams ...... Ysleta ISD Athletic Director Ron Durkes ...... Socorro ISD Athletic Director Hampton Hurt ...... Cathedral Athletic Director Rene Aguilar...... Clint ISD Athletic Director David Carrasco...... Faith Christian Academy Athletic Director Peter Morales ...... San Elizario ISD Athletic Director

Mr. Football...... Steven Montez ...... Del Valle High School...... Coach Jesse Perales Miss Volleyball...... Charlotte Brown...... Coronado High School ...... Coach Raul Lawrence Mr. Cross Country...... Michael Johnson ...... San Elizario High School ...... Coach Cesar Morales Mr. Basketball...... Josh Gallegos...... Bel Air High School ...... Coach Rob Dibler Mr. Swimming...... Leonardo Sanchez...... Eastwood High School ...... Coach Steve Flato Miss Wrestler...... Daniela Flores...... Hanks High School...... Coach Anthony Carter Miss Softball...... Kreola Moore...... Parkland High School...... Coach Eddie Pedregon Mr. ...... Justin Maese...... Ysleta High School...... Coach David Aragon Mr. Tennis...... Nathan Brown...... Coronado High School ...... Coach Jerry Pippins Miss Soccer...... Danielle Carreon...... Andress High School...... Coach Angela Mendiola Mr. Golf...... Evan Macias...... Coronado High School ...... Coach Robert Pounds Mr. Track and Field ...... Paulo Benavides...... Franklin High School ...... Coach Kelly Hady

El Paso County Teams of the Year San Elizario High School Boys Cross Country Team ...... Coach Cesar Morales Cathedral High School Cross Country Team ...... Coach Adrian Dodds Canutillo High School Football Team...... Coach Scott Brooks Cathedral High School Swimming Team...... Coach Jack White Hanks High School Girls Wrestling Team ...... Coach Anthony Carter Andress High School Boys Basketball Team...... Coach James Forbes Cathedral High School Soccer Team...... Coach Stephen Lucey Horizon High School Boys Soccer Team...... Coach Mark Franco San Elizario High School Boys Soccer Team...... Coach Max Sappenfield Price’s Creameries El Paso Athletic Hall of Fame 2015

High School Outstanding Student-Athletes of the Year presented by Wayne Thornton

Private Schools Female Athlete of Year ...... Alexia Infante ...... Faith Christian Academy Male Athlete of Year...... Roberto Pinedo ...... Cathedral High School County Schools Female Athlete of Year ...... Emily Estrada ...... Mountain View High School Male Athlete of Year...... Stetson Rayas...... ClintClint HighHigh SchoolSchool El Paso Independent School District Female Athlete of Year ...... Nina Gonzalez ...... Franklin High School Male Athlete of Year...... Ron Lee Dentinger...... Coronado High School ...... Andres O’Brien ...... ChapinChapin High High School School ...... Victor Baca ...... ElEl Paso Paso High High School School Socorro Independent School District Female Athlete of Year ...... Adeola Akomolafe...... El Dorado High School Male Athlete of Year...... Billy Cuellar ...... EastlakeEastlake HighHigh SchoolSchool ...... Q Drennan ...... Americas High School Ysleta Independent School District Female Athlete of Year ...... Anna Mora...... EastwoodEastwood HighHigh SchoolSchool ...... Adrienne Holguin ...... HanksHanks High High School School Male Athlete of Year...... Steven Montez...... Del Valle High School

Hall of Fame 2015 Committee Members President...... Ernest Barnard Polk Parliamentarian ...... Ron Leiman Vice President ...... Armando Uranga/Bruce Reichman Coordinator of Student/Athlete Recognition ...... Secretary ...... Dennis Devine ...... Wayne Thornton and Kevin Lovell Treasurer...... Gary Crossland Web Page Content Master ...... Ron Leiman Immediate Past President...... Bruce Reichman Photographer ...... Christopher Lopez Ticket Manager...... Cindy Spitz Master of Ceremonies ...... Kevin Lovell Director of Archives...... Manny Ontiveros Banquet Coordinator ...... Cindy Spitz Charter Member ...... Ray Sanchez Carlos Aguilera Louis James Carol Pittenger Ray Sanchez Joe Anderson Ron Leiman E. Barnard Polk Jon Sanders Ben Brooks Kevin Lovell Lynn Polk Gene Semko Alfredo Chavez James Arthur ‘Flip’ Lyle J. Michael Price Yvonne Shinaut Thomas ‘Joe Fan’ Ciaburri Jack McGrath Irma Price Pete Solis Jr Gary Crossland Danny McKillip Jan Prieto Cynthia Spitz James Crouch Andy Morales Phil Prieto Wayne Thornton Dennis Devine Manny Morales Ruben Ramirez Reyes Torres Harry Groessel Manny Ontiveros Bruce Reichman Willie Vasquez Charles Hill Norman Phillips Larry Rodriguez Truman Wills Tom Hussmann Larisa Pitchkolan Gail Russell PRESENTATION OF THE 2015 EL PASO ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME HONOREES Athlete ...... Ruben Dominguez Jr. Athlete ...... Paul. Pearson Athlete ...... Edmund Stansbury Coach ...... Jerry Pippins Coach ...... Mike. Price Official...... Bob Geske Media ...... Brian Kanof

The El Paso Athletic Hall of Fame is celebrating its 60th year and wishes to honor the first induction class of 1955 and the first Hall of Fame President

Class of 1955 Mr. Andy Cohen Mr. N.A. Ferguson

1955 President Mr. John Phelan- 1975 Inductee and Charter member Mr. Ray Sanchez - 1978 Inductee

Ruben Dominguez Jr. is a He was also the 1974 Class National Championship team. native of El Paso and now 4A Mile Run State Champion. He graduated from UTEP in resides in Arlington, Texas. He His fastest time in the mile was 1979 with a Bachelor of Science attended Austin High School a 4:17 at the state track meet. He degree in Electrical Engineer- and graduated in 1974. He has the 9th fastest time ever in ing. His academic achievements participated in cross country the 1600 meter (converted from earned induction into the Eta (’72-’73) and in track (’71-’74) my best mile time) for an El Kappa Nu and Tau Beta Pi during his years at Austin High Paso high school long distance Engineering Honor Societies. School. runner. In his junior year, he In his career as an engineer, He was the 1973 Class 4A was on the 1973 Distance he has been granted 2 U.S Cross Country State Champion. Medley Relay (440, 880, 1320, Patents. His fastest times in a 2-mile mile) that posted the 29th fastest He works as a Quality Engi- cross country competition was time in the nation. neer at Lockheed Martin locat- 9:18 and in a 3-mile cross coun- He attended UTEP on an ed in Grand Prairie, Texas. He try competition was 15:08. He athletic scholarship for cross volunteers at the North Texas is listed in the UIL Top Ten country and track. He was an Food Bank and mentors high All-Time Cross Country State alternate team member on the school cross country and track Ruben Dominguez Jr. Finishers. 1975 NCAA Cross Country runners. Athlete Paul Pearson has been and won the NCAA Indoor medals. His athletes are now competing in track meets for 50 Track Championship. Paul ran head coaches at many of the years. He grew up in Ontario, on the Distance Medley Relay local high schools. Canada where he won the team that finished 3rd at the In 2006, Paul returned to the Provincial 880 yard Champion- NCAA Indoor Championships track as a Master (over 40) ship his senior year of high garnering him All American athlete. He has set many El school, won numerous Canadi- honors. In 2003, Paul was Paso Senior Games records, an Junior (under 20) Champi- inducted into the UTEP Athlet- won multiple Texas Senior onships, and set a National ic Hall of Fame as a member of Games titles, won the National Junior Record at 1500 meters. this team Senior Games, the USATF He placed 2nd in the 1500m Following graduation, Paul Championships, multiple and 3rd in the 800m at the 1972 competed for Canada at the Pan USATF National Champion- Canadian Olympic Trials American Games and the ships medals, and top ten In 1972 he joined the UTEP World Cross Country Champi- finishes at the World Masters Miners. During his two year onships. Paul coached track Championships. He continues career at UTEP, he was a and cross country in the local to compete at the national level. member of teams that finished school districts where his teams Paul Pearson 2nd at NCAA Indoor Track, won numerous district and 2nd at NCAA Cross Country, regional titles, and state Athlete

Ed Stansbury was born May 3, All-American and the 13th offen- on the 1998 Pac 10 champion 1979 to Ed and Seta Stansbury. sive prospect nationally after track and field team. He received They made El Paso their home in completing 359 of 769 passes for individual Pac 10 honors as a 1982, where he grew up with his 5,596 yards and 49 touchdowns. fullback and was considered one brothers, Hal (UTEP) and Don Ed was a 5-star blue chip recruit of the top fullbacks going into the (SMU). and had offers from nearly every 2002 NFL draft. As a 14-year-old Irvin fresh- Division I school in the country. Ed went on to sign with the man, Ed was named starting As a sophomore, Ed won the Houston Texans and was a varsity for the discus state championship with a member of the inaugural team playoff game at Stadi- throw of 189’2”. that beat the Dallas Cowboys um against Riverside. That game As a senior, he recorded the 19-10 in Reliant Stadium. In and a 200-plus yard passing 2nd longest throw in Texas state 2004, the Texans allocated him to performance would define his history and 14th nationally with a NFL Europe where he was on the path and thrust him and El Paso distance of 206 ft. He would also Berlin Thunder World Bowl into the national spotlight. He go on to recapture gold in the Championship team. was a four year starter for coach state discus throw obtaining a #2 Ed resides in Coto de Caza, Tony Shaw and won four district national ranking and All-Ameri- California with his wife, Karis. championships. He was ranked can recognition. They have two sons, West and Edmund Stansbury the #3 quarterback nationally and At UCLA, Stansbury won two Shaw. Ed is the Managing #1 in the Big 12 region. He was a Pac-10 championships in football Member for Midtown Capital. Athlete consensus under coach and was

The tennis coaching achieve- including five with Pippins was friends with Jerry in ments of Jerry Pippins are playing, have qualified for college and wrote a recommen- staggering. The Coronado High tennis nationals. Pippins is the dation letter noting, “It is School tennis coach has led the 2009 USTA Southwest Coach incredible the amount of T-Birds to seven Final Four of the Year and 2013 inductee success he has had.” Jerry and appearances highlighted by the into the Southwest Greater El wife Deborah have two 2000 state team tennis champi- Paso Tennis Association Hall of children, Deana and Kyle. onship and three 2nd place Fame. A finishes. Pippins coached two receiver, Pippins was on the girls and one boys doubles 1973 Louisiana Tech Division teams to state titles. Coronado II national championship has won 16 straight district football team. He moved to El tennis team titles under Pippins Paso in 1979 and served for and has never lost a team match 12-years as a high school to an El Paso high school. As a football assistant coach helping USTA administrator, Pippins lead Jefferson to the 1-5A has run adult tennis teams for playoffs for the first time in its Jerry Pippins more than 20-years in El Paso. 40-year history. UTEP Miner More than 50 adult teams, basketball coach Coach One winning season since press conference that introduced football had come to El Paso 1988 and only 6 wins during the him to El Paso. Even better, the and fans could be proud to say previous 3 years. That was the 2004 season saw the Miners that they were Miners. state of UTEP football when soar to an 8-4 record, a top 25 Mike Price retired in 2012 as Mike Price was hired to resur- ranking (23rd a first for the the second winningest coach in rect the program. Coach Price program), and an invitation to program history and only the had the reputation of a program the Houston EV1 Bowl. 2005 second coach to take the Miners builder at Weber State and saw another 8-4 record and a to three bowl games. Coach Washington State where he was second straight bowl invitation. Price and his wife, Joyce, still named the 1997 Sporting News Mike Price lived up to his call El Paso home. He has and National Coach of the Year. reputation with high powered continues to promote the city at The hiring of Mike Price offenses led by every opportunity. Most recent- brought instant dividends. Jordan Palmer and Trevor Vitta- ly, he was named the 2014 UTEP had managed to hire a toe. Crowds of 40,000+ and Legend of the Sun Bowl. man that had coached at the nationally televised games Tonight we honor Mike Price highest levels of college football returned to the Sun Bowl. Fans for all his contributions by including two appearances in were treated to games against inducting him into the El Paso Mike Price the Rose Bowl. ESPN and the national powers like Texas and Sports Athletic Hall of Fame. national media covered the Oklahoma. Big time college Coach

After traveling around the began an avocation that Volleyball League {IVA),and globe with an Army family, spanned more than forty years. high school all over Texas and and graduating from Houston Football led to basketball the Western U.S. Milby High School in 1964, which led to volleyball. Of all his accomplishments, Bob matriculated to Texas His football and basketball the one of which he is most Western College that fall. He tenure spanned the years 1971 - proud is being selected by high played freshman basketball 2007 and included local high school coaches, in three differ- under and Don school games and playoff ent sports, to work playoff Haskins, and in the spring of contests throughout Texas games for twenty-four consec- 1965 played baseball under coupled with college games at utive years. Andy Cohen. He graduated in Western New Mexico Univer- Bob and Jeannie are both the fall of 1970 and became sity and Sul Ross State. Bas- retired EPISD teachers and the director of Intramurals and ketball also included UTEP and have three wonderful children, Recreation at UTEP. He was NMSU for women. John, Teresa, Jeremy and five teaching his officials how to Volleyball also began in grandchildren. He is also the officiate when Ben Collins told 1971 but ended in 2013. At one official scorekeeper for the him to use that knowledge, join time he was working in five Miner Basketball team. Bob Geske the football association and different college conferences, make a few extra dollars. Thus the professional International Official

Brian Kanof was born in Journalism in 1971 and an MA Park University and EPCC. Portsmouth, VA to Elsie and in the same discipline from Ball While in Indiana, he worked Irving Kanof, 18 May 1949. He State University in 1972. Kanof for UPI and the Indianapolis arrived in El Paso with his was hired by The El Paso Times News. Kanof returned to El family in 1957. in 1969, named Chief Photogra- Paso in 1974 to continue his He moved to Italy in 1964 pher in 1970 and left for gradu- freelance career. In 1978, he with his parents and graduated ate school in 1971. accepted a full-time position from the Overseas School of Kanof was commissioned as with Mithoff Advertising as Rome in 1967. He enrolled as a an Army Officer through ROTC photographer and Public Rela- UTEP Journalism student that and spent his two years active tions AE. In 1985, he estab- year and soon met Eddie Mull- duty as a Ft. Hood PAO. He lished Brian Kanof Photogra- ins; beginning a 40-year plus finished his Army career in the phy. stint as the Athletic Depart- reserves back in El Paso; his His Studio/Office is at 830 ment’s photographer. He photo- final seven years as a Green East Yandell where he special- graphed UTEP’s defeat of Old Beret. He retired as a Major. izes in Aerial, Commercial, Miss 21-14 in the Sun Bowl his Kanof taught Advertising, Architectural and photo docu- freshman year. He has photo- Public Relations, Video, mentation, as well as his old graphed every Sun Bowl Game Photography as well as Photo- mainstay, Photojournalism. Brian Kanof since. He received a BA in journalism at UTEP, Ball State, Media EPAHOF El Paso Athletic Hall of Fame Salutes The 2015 Sponsors Title Sponsor E Price’s Creameries E P P A SPONSORS A H H O PLATINUM O F Tropicana Homes of El Paso F James Arthur “Flip” Lyle Gary Crossland GOLD In Memory of Dick Shinaut by the Shinaut Family

EPAHOF SALUTES Bob Goldfarb for donation toward EPAHoF plaque maintenance Ray Sanchez for donation toward EPHAoF plaque maintenance Reyes and Alice Torres for donation toward the scholarship fund IN MEMORIAM “In loving memory of James Aaron Lyle, a superb athlete, inspiration and a great father” from James Arthur Lyle, Timothy Carroll Lyle, and Sammie Douglas Lyle “In memory of Paul Berry and Jesse Whittenton” from Tom Hussman “In memory of Alvis Glidewell” from Richard Esper “In memory of Gabe Nava” from Richard Esper “In memory of Brody L. Prieto, U.S. Naval Academy Athletic Hall of Fame” from Jan Prieto “In memory of a Hall of Fame coach, Jack Quarles” from Don Brooks “In memory of Norman W. Pittenger, a Hall of Famer” from son Garret L. Pittenger and wife Carol Pittenger “In memory of Coach Al Franco” from Pete Solis, Manny Morales, Andy Morales, Willie Vasquez and Jon Sanders THANK YOU Nancy Miller Hamilton has donated a scholarship to the El Paso Athletic Hall of Fame for a UTEP athlete. UTEP has been notified and the scholarship will be awarded at a future date. Thank you Mrs. Hamilton for you generosity. Hall of Fame Past Presidents

1956 John Phelan* 1968 Jim DeGroat* 1980 Dr. John “Pinkey” Edwin 1992 Yvan Rechy* 2004 Bob Nitzburg 1957 John Phelan* 1969 Bob Goldfarb 1981 Tee Casper* 1993 Vic Clark* 2005 Gene Calabro* 1958 John Phelan* 1970 Bill Woodul 1982 C. W. “Lucky” Leverett* 1994 Ruth Meredith 2006 Tom Ciaburri 1959 Bob Ingram* 1971 Bert Williams 1983 Jim Paul 1995 E. B. Polk 2007 Ron Leiman 1960 Chuck Whitlock* 1972 Dick De Bruyn* 1984 Steve DeGroat 1996 Wayne Thornton 2008 Ron Leiman 1961 Harry Phillips* 1973 Frank Porth* 1985 Ken George 1997 Jon Sanders 2009 Alvis Glidewell* 1962 Vernus Carey* 1974 Ben Collins 1986 Richard Fritz 1998 Al Franco 2010 Kevin Lovell 1963 Thad Steele* 1975 Don O’Neill 1987 Vince Carafano* 1999 Steve Hill* 2011 James Arthur “Flip” Lyle 1964 John McFall* 1976 John Thompson 1988 Luis Flores, Jr. 2000 Al Velarde 2012 Bruce A. Reichman 1965 Frank Redman* 1977 Maynard Haddad 1989 Peggy Birkhead 2001 Julius Lowenberg 2013 Bruce A. Reichman 1966 G. M. (Bill) Green 1978 Harris Hatfield 1990 Tim Crenshaw 2002 Pat O’Neill 2014 Ernest Barnard Polk 1967 Jim Bowden* 1979 Billy Stevens 1991 Ted Kepple 2003 Rene Aguilar *Deceased Hall of Fame Past Honorees

1955 Andy Cohen* 1976 John McFall* 1989 Gerald Campbell 1998 Camp Wilson* 2006 James J. Crouch 1955 N. A. Ferguson* 1976 Jim Paul 1989 James E. Rogers, Jr. 1999 Charlie Brown* 2006 Pete Paredes, Jr.* 1956 Cliff Hill* 1976 Chuck Whitlock* 1989 James Forbes 1999 Sara Marie Guido 2007 Mike Beltran 1956 Margaret Varner Blase 1977 Oscar Villareal 1990 Bert Cameron 1999 Cliff Thomas 2007 Sal Castillo 1957 Luther Coblentz* 1977 Dick Shinaut* 1990 Don O’Neill* 1999 Tim Floyd 2007 Bobby Gonzalez 1957 Ken Heineman* 1977 Pete Melendez 1990 Bob Osborne 1999 Julius Lowenberg 2007 Bob Kitchens 1958 Dr. Sandy Esquivel* 1977 * 1990 Ted Kepple 1999 Bill Knight 2007 Jack Wilkinson* 1958 Asa Porter* 1977 Dalton Hill* 1990 Joe I. Valencia* 1999 Dotson Lewis 2007 Kevin Lovell 1959 Jack Harden 1977 Jud Milton* 1990 Norman Lee Phillips 1999 Rocky Galarza* 2007 Annie Moncada 1959 * 1978 Bob Arnold 1990 Clay Cox* 2000 Louis James 2007 Loretta “Lottie” Uranga* 1960 Judge Ballard Coldwell* 1978 Harris Cantrell 1991 Buzz Kendrick 2000 Michael Mulandi Musyoki 2007 1966 Texas Western Miners 1960 E. E. “Mannie” Ponsford* 1978 David L. Carrasco* 1991 Lance Taylor 2000 Sal Olivas 2008 Bill Barry 1961 Bob Osborn* 1978 Wayne Vandenberg 1991 Bert Williams 2000 Harry Brown* 2008 Ray Mickens 1961 Willie Shoemaker* 1978 Ray Sanchez 1991 Danny McKillip 2000 Sonny Pitts 2008 Bufe Morrison 1962 Syd Cohen* 1978 Margaret Osborne DuPont* 1991 Armando Gutierrez 2000 Bob Nitzburg 2008 Ron Leiman 1962 Carlos Edwards* 1979 D. W. Conway* 1991 Robert Lee Garner* 2000 Margarito Bañales 2008 1963 * 1980 Tony Carvajal* 1992 Bill Chesak* 2000 Tom Rush* 2008 Bob Haynsworth* 1963 Dr. James Vance 1980 * 1992 Seth Joyner 2000 Edna Kurita 2008 Dawn Hearn 1964 A. L. “Doc” Holm* 1980 Ernest L. Keily 1992 Ross Walker 2001 Nate Archibald 2008 Joel Kaplowitz* 1964 Bob Laraba* 1981 Chris P. Fox* 1992 Ruth Meredith 2001 Fred Reynolds 2009 Steve Haskins 1965 W. J. “Chule” Milner* 1981 Roy Lown 1992 George McCarty 2001 Willie Vasquez 2009 Lara Jackson 1965 Javier Montes 1981 Ken George 1992 Ralph J. Banner* 2001 Don Brooks 2009 Joe Morales 1966 A. S. Valdespino* 1981 Ted Banks 1992 Gerald Lamar Boykin* 2001 Tony Harper 2009 Bruce Reichman 1966 Clyde Wafer* 1981 Lawrence “Sag” Shea* 1993 Yvan A. Rechy* 2001 Jon Teicher 2009 Flo Valdez 1967 Frank Redman* 1982 E. R. Bowman 1993 Richard Ochoa 2001 Manny Reynoso 2009 Paul Strelzin* 1967 Charles H. Leavell, Sr.* 1982 Bill Cummins 1993 Jake Martinez* 2001 Randolph Young* 2009 Perry Huddleston 1967 Jesse Whittenton* 1982 Fred Kriss 1993 Hector Carranza 2002 Art Abraham* 2009 Lionel “Leo” Forti* 1968 Don Maynard 1982 Vic Clark* 1993 Bill Eschenbrenner 2002 Frank Castillo* 2010 Alan Zinter 1968 Harry Phillips* 1983 Russell E. Ball* 1993 Bob Savage 2002 Larry Durham 2010 Butch Henry 1968 Nemo Herrera* 1983 John C. Birkhead* 1993 Dr. Joe Galatzan* 2002 Steve Hill* 2010 Sara Walker Scott 1968 Ross Moore* 1983 Janet Blades Prieto 1994 Don Riederer 2002 Armando Sambrano 2010 Tom Work 1969 George Ball 1983 Jim Bowden* 1994 Jon Sanders 2002 Andy Stoglin 2010 Ben Brooks, Jr. 1969 Agatha Lee 1983 Tee Casper* 1994 Francisco “Kiko” Martinez 2002 Juan Vasquez* 2010 Ernest Barnard Polk 1969 Mike Izquierdo* 1984 Peggy Robertson Birkhead 1994 Pug Gabrel 2002 Truman Wills 2010 Mona Loper* 1970 Dale Waters* 1984 Larry Jesse 1994 Kristi Albers 2003 Frank Johnson 2011 Phil Prieto 1970 Ben Collins* 1984 Charles R. Smith 1994 David Binder 2003 Manny Martinez 2011 Diana Proud* 1971 Vernus Carey* 1984 Jack McNutt* 1994 Leo Cancellare* 2003 Benjamin Rodriguez* 2011 Pete Solis, Jr. 1971 * 1984 Albert C. Messer 1995 Jose Palafox* 2003 H. R. Moye Jr.* 2011 Bernie Olivas 1971 Paul Barry* 1985 Bobby Joe Hill* 1995 Manny Morales 2003 Elsie Partridge 2011 Jack White 1972 Chuck Hughes* 1985 Tom Chavez 1995 Jerry Bailey 2003 Julio Lujan 2011 Richard Castro 1972 C. D. Jarvis* 1985 Samuel L. Jenkins 1995 John Wedel 2003 Frank Davis 2011 Norman Pittenger* 1972 Paul Lopez* 1985 Gene Odell* 1995 Wayne Thornton 2003 Robert Castaneda* 2012 Humberto “Beto” Bautista 1973 Wayne Hansen* 1985 Fenton E. Slaughter* 1995 Manny Pacillas 2004 Dr. Billy M. Dickey* 2012 Carilyn Johnson 1973 Bobby Goldfarb 1985 Camile Whitfield 1995 Eddie Mullens 2004 Bobby Elliott 2012 Rafael Palomar 1973 Dolph Quijano 1986 C. B. “Stretch” Elliot* 1995 Jimmy Walker* 2004 John Folmer 2012 Steven Flato 1973 Gene Jordan 1986 Robert E. Kolliner* 1996 Marian L. Bennett 2004 Chris Forbes 2012 Felix Hinojosa 1973 Harrison Kohl* 1986 Jack P. Morris* 1996 William “Bill” Bridler 2004 Jeff Limberg 2012 Bobby Dibler 1974 Nolan Richardson 1986 L. O. Page* 1996 Jesse Bulos* 2004 Jack McGrath 2012 Luis Zuniga 1974 Ben Collins* 1986 Frank Porth* 1996 Tom Chisari* 2004 Marvin J. Nicchio* 2012 Francisco “Kiki” Contreras* 1974 Mary Hoover 1987 J. D. Partridge* 1996 Al Franco* 2004 Tony Perea 2013 James Munyala 1974 Charles “Red” Harris* 1987 Walter Driver 1996 Andy Morales 2004 Ladislao “Junior” Vicencio 2013 Bobby C. Lesley 1974 Saul Kleinfield* 1987 Joe Hague* 1996 Wilson Waigwa 2005 Greg Foster 2013 Jimmy Melendez 1974 Bob Ingram* 1987 Larry Stubing 1997 Neal Franklin* 2005 James Arthur “Flip” Lyle 2013 Steve Kaplowitz 1974 Raymond B. Ward, Sr.* 1987 K. C. Brown* 1997 Richard Hedeman 2005 Bruce Ruffin 2013 Gary B. Crossland 1974 Fred Wendt 1987 James Malone 1997 Raymond Hibler 2005 Bob Haack 2013 Buryl Baty* 1975 Lee Treviño 1987 Bill Macatee 1997 William Cowan* 2005 Carlos Lowenberg 2013 Frank Del Toro 1975 Lee Floyd* 1988 John (Jack) Parks* 1997 Jack Quarles* 2005 Ruben Ramirez 2013 Natasha Lacy 1975 Karen Linton 1988 Santos “Kayo” Perez* 1997 Derry Eads 2005 Dr. Charles Roark 2014 Gloria Estrada 1975 Dr. John Edwin 1988 Dr. R. J. “Buddy” Shaeffer 1997 Cecil Maxwell* 2005 Nino Aguilera* 2014 J.P. Hayes 1975 Robert Carson* 1988 Dr. James G. Mason* 1998 Fred Albers 2006 Merrill T. “Snookie” Autry 2014 Larisa Ito Pitchkolan 1975 John Phelan* 1988 Miss Lydia Sierra 1998 Alvis Glidewell* 2006 Alan Culpepper 2014 Keitha Adams 1975 Don ONeil* 1988 Mrs. Marjorie Williamson 1998 Phil Luckett 2006 Scott Warman 2014 Bob Azar 1976 C. M. Hendricks* 1989 Suleiman Nyambui 1998 David Peck 2006 Gene Calabro* 2014 Gene Semko 1976 Billy Stevens 1989 Gus Bailey* 1998 Robert Samamiego* 2006 Tony Shaw 2014 Larry Rodriguez 1976 Thad Steele* 1989 George Kurita* 1998 Ken Schrom 2006 Thomas “Joe Fan” Ciaburri 2014 Gabe Nava 1976 Jim DeGroat* 1989 Mary Jane McCutcheon 1998 Allan Sepkowitz 2006 Joe Gomez * Deceased The hall strives to keep our records up to date. If you know of any hall member who is deceased and not noted in the program, please let us know.