Athletic Hall of Fame Induction

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2011 Hall of Fame ClassCHARLOTTE (BECK) FAIRFAX ’00

FERNANDARS “SCOOP” GILLESPIE ’84 STEVE HUDSON ’83

CHAD JONES ’97

1982 FOOTBALL TEAMH ead C oach V ic W allace, A ssis tan t C oaches: B ob B eatty , T .J. B row n, V ic D avo lt, Joint H asse, M arty H ensley , D ennis K uras, R odger L aB eth , M arty M onroe, B ob T rou tw ine , E qu ipm en t M anager D on M cC ullough , T ra in e r B rian W ood

K evin A dam s, E d A dden , K eith A ltai, B rian A llen, E ric A m er, M ike B adanti, C lay B aldw in, B arry B ow m an, Jack B randon , G arry B rant, A lphonso B rat, C h ris B row n, L onnie B runs, C hris C ah ill, Ira C handler, M onte C h ilders, D an C hristian , G reg C levenger, S teve C onw ay , C hris C ov ing ton , D oug D arbysh ire , A rt D avis III, D arren D avis, T in t D avis, D ary l D ecker, S teve D oherty , G reg E m bree , S teve E nnen, B rian Fairch ild , Zel F ischer, C huck Foley , G reg F ourn ier, M ark F ourn ier, L arry F reem an, F ernandars “ Scoop” G illesp ie , J e f f G ourley , T ed G raves, S co tt G rigatis, K elly G roonr, C arl G ustafson , Shaw n H elton, M ark H ill, R egg ie H ill, C harles H ilton , S teve H odges, S teve H olen tan , S teve H udson, M ike Johnson , T in t Johnson , M ike Jones, R ick Jones, D oug K auffm an, K evin K incaid , W allace L ester, J e f f L ew is, A ndy L ottes, Jam ie M ackender, S co tt M artin , S teve M atting ly , S co tt M cC onnell, Je f f M cG uire , D ave M illen , A ndy M iller, J e f f M iller, P hil M ontgom ery , A ndy C aris, Je f f M orhaus, M ark M undell, A ndre N elson , M ike N ew ntan , John P u llian t, Jan R edm ond, Jim i R eed , M ike R icketts, J e ff R iggs, D ave R iley , M ike R ogers, M ike R ussell, M ike R uth, S co tt S andridge , D arrell Schw abe, S teve Serati, John S m ith Jr., S co tt Sm ith , C hris S pellm an, R oger Spor, John S tephens, P a t S tew art, D oug Sw itzer, Pau l T aylor, Paul T ro th , T im T rou t, Jerry T w igg , C h ris W ald rip , C harles W eber, G uy W eber, K evin W ebster, T odd W hite, B ob W hitehead , B re tt W ilson , D on W ilson , C ory W ohlfo rd , R alph Y eater

The Hall of Fame was established in 1994 to recognize outstanding achievement by William Jewell alumni and/or faculty in the areas of athletic achievement or coaching, or other noteworthy accomplishments in athletic- related areas. The selection is based solely on what the individual accomplished while associated with William Jewell.

The guiding force behind the formation of the Hall of Fame was Rodger LaBeth (1968 William Jewell Graduate) who at the time was the Assistant Dean of Physical Education, Athletics and Facilities. The selection process is by committee with input by all constituents of the William Jewell community.

A 10-year waiting period is required for alumni selection. The award may be presented posthumously to either alumni or faculty. The selection should be made on the overall career of any individual; however, it may, on occasion, be based on a single accomplishment.

2011 Hall of Fame Selection Committee

Jill CressDr. Thomas Dunn ’70 Fred FlookTerri (Watson) Godsey ’84 Larry Hamilton ’61

Larry Holley ’67 Monte Harmon ’88 Fred Merrell ’55 Paul Worsted ’84

William Jewell College - Athletic Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony - Yates-Gill College Union

Saturday, October 8,2011

Welcome...............................................Dr. David SalleePresident

2010-11 Athletic Awards...................Larry Holley ’67

Omar William Nadler Award Ajok Deng ’12Cross Country/T&F

R. E. “Dad” Bowles Award

Vicki Landman Larason Award (Female Athlete of the Year)

Cecil R. Martin Award (Male Athlete of the Year)

Alex Backhaus ’12Baseball

Nikki Chambers ’11Tennis

Justin Beck’l lSoccerLogan Pettz ’12Track & Field

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

CHARLOTTE (BECK) FAIRFAX ‘00 FERNANDARS “SCOOP” GILLESPIE ‘84

STEVE HUDSON ‘83 CHAD JONES ‘97

1Q8? F O O T R A T .T , T E A M

Closing Remarks

Benediction.......

Dr. Darlene Bailey ’82

Paul Worsted ’94

C h arlo tte (B eck) F a ir fa x (1 9 9 6 -2 0 0 0 )Charlotte had an outstanding four year career for the Lady Cardinals Basketball Team. She was the Heart of America Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year (1996-97) and a 1st Team All-Conference selection all four years. She was also named HAAC Player of the Week three times in her career. She finished her career as the 3Id leading scorer in school history with 1831 points (currently #5 on the list) and was 1st in rebounding in school history when she graduated (currently #3 on the list). Charlotte was Jewell’s first ever All- American in women’s basketball. She was twice named a 3rd Team NAIA II All-American (1998-99 and 1999-2000).

F ern a n d ars ‘Scoop ’ G illesp ie (1 9 8 0 -8 4 )This St. Louis native was a four year letter winner who is remembered as a fierce blocker and punishing runner for the football Cardinals. Scoop was a two-time All-Conference (Heart of America Athletic Conference) selection (2nd Team) and a two-time 2nd Team All-District selection (NAIA II District 16). He is one of Jewell’s career rushing leaders and played on Jewell teams which compiled a four year record of 41-6-2 including three HAAC titles. He was a member of Jewell’s 1982 squad which finished 2nd in the nation! Scoop followed his career with the Cardinals by playing in the NFL with the Pittsburg Steelers in 1984!

Steve H u dso n (1 9 7 9 -1 9 8 3 )This 1983 WJC graduate was a 3-year letter winner in football and played baseball for the Cardinals for one season. While he had an outstanding career, the 1982 season was very special for Steve. He was named 1st Team All-Conference (Heart of America Athletic Conference), 1st Team All-District (NAIA II) and a 1st Team NAIA II All-American Place Kicker. He was also named an NAIA II Academic All-American. Steve led the national (both NAIA Division I and II) in individual kick scoring with an average of 7.1 points per game. He was a member of the 1982 squad which finished 2nd in the nation and during his career the Cardinals were 41-6-1 with four HAAC Championships!

C had.Jones (1 9 9 3 -1 9 9 7 )Chad had an outstanding career for the basketball Cardinals. He was a four year letter winner, was named Honorable Mention All- Conference as a sophomore and 1st team All-Conference as a junior and senior. He was also named the Heart of America Athletic Conference Player of the Year as a senior. He set Jewell’s single season scoring record with 885 points as a senior when he was named an NAIA II 1st Team All-American (he was also named NAIA II National Player of the Week during the season). Chad played on three Final Four teams for the Cardinals (1995, 1996 and 1997) and during his four year career the Cardinals compiled a record of 113-39 with one HAAC Co-Championship and three 2nd place finishes. Chad also lettered in baseball and track & field for the Cardinals. Following graduation, he played one season for the Perry Lakes Hawks Professional Basketball Team (Perth, Australia) in 1998 where he led the league in scoring.

1982 F o o tb a ll TeamThis squad advanced further in the post season (NAIA II) than any Cardinal Football Team in history, 2nd in the nation! They reached the NAIA II National Championship game with post season wins over Sul Ross State (TX) (in triple overtime) and #1 ranked Northwestern, IA before losing at Linfield, OR in the National Championship game. The Cardinals were Champions of the Heart of America Athletic Conference (7-1) and finished 10-2 overall. They opened the season as the #2 ranked team in the nation and were ranked #1 in the nation for four weeks in a row! Head Coach Vic Wallace coached eight players who were named to the NAIA II All-American squad (three 1st teamers, one 2nd team selection and four honorable mention selections). Six Cardinals were named to the Academic All-American squad. It was indeed a special Cardinal Football Team!

HALL OF FAME PAST

CLASS OF 1994R.E. "DAD” BOWLES ’12 (Athlete/Coach) CLEM BUSCHMAN ’64 AL CONWAY ’530.K. “DIMP” EVANS ’20 HERMAN “POLLY” GRANT ’34 JOHN HICKMAN ’61 (Athlete/Coach)1. ROY MARTIN ’12 MYERS MAYBERRY ’19 JOHN ‘JACK’’ PATTERSON ’66 CARLENE (BASORE) PETERSEN ’67

CLASS OF 1995DWIGHT CRANE ’52WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM ’47THOMAS DUNN ’70LYNN “IRISH” FARRAR ’16HENRI GODFRIAUX ’14LAURAL HOBICK ’54RICHARD HYDER ’47HENRY MOORMAN ’ 13ARTHUR STRAUSS’17WILLIAM “PEE WEE” SUMMERS ’65

CLASS OF 1996ROBERT CARSON ’57ROBERT GADT ’57A.C. MacKINNEY ’19DONNA (BROCK) MOTHERSBAUGH ’82MICHAEL NEWMAN ’85NORRIS PATTERSON (Coach)EDWARD PAYNE ’57 WILLIAM SPENCER ’52 RICHARD STONUM ’70 MAHLON WHITE ’29

CLASS OF 1997 MARION EUBANK 1891 SAM MADDOX ’67 DANNY BROWN ’72 ANDREA EDDY ’85 JAMES NELSON (Coach)

CLASS OF 1998 RICHARD BOWLES ’49 HOMER DREW ’66 ROGER GENCH ’74 KAY KOVAR ’86 TIM SCHMID ’80

CLASS OF 1999 NORMAN MCDONALD ’39 JOHN JOHNSTON ’70 DARREL GOURLEY (Coach)MARK STIPET1CH ’75

CLASS OF 2000 ART CARDER ’60 FRANK CHRANE ’37 THOMAS COX ’57 FRED FLOOK (Coach)JACK TALLEY ’80

CLASS OF 2001JANICE BRIGHT ’85 LARRY HAMILTON ’61 (Athlete/Coach) WARREN “BUD" LATHROP ’58 MARK MUNDELL ’85 JOHN STRADA ’74

CLASS OF 2002KEVIN CHEADLE ’88RON HAGGARD ’63LARRY HOLLEY ’67 (Athlete/Coach)STEVE LUCAS ’68CHARLIE PILZ ’64

CLASS OF 2003 RICH BOYLE ’69 DAVID CUNNINGHAM ’81 BARB MACKE (Coach)ROBERT McPHEE ’77 LEE ROARK ’72 1968 BASEBALL TEAM

CLASS OF 2004ARAB IE (ADAMS) CONNER ’91 CHARLIE FUNK ’76 KELLY GROOM '83 STEVE HARRISON ’79 1967 FOOTBALL TEAM

CLASS OF 2005HOMER MARTIN ’28KIRK CHASTAIN ’79TIM JOHNSON ’85ROBIN MASER ’801988 MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM

CLASS OF 2006 BOB HAWKINS ’58 LARRY LIBEER ’69 BROOK RUSSELL ’96 ELIZABETH YOUNG ’821976 MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY TEAM1977 MEN’S TRACK & FIELD TEAM

CLASS OF 2007RALPH KINCAID ’59ANN SETTLAGE SIMPSON ’79JIM T. TALLEY ’79DICK COX ’621973 FOOTBALL TEAM

CLASS OF 2008TERRI WATSON GODSEY ’84DICK MICHAEL ’69KIM RIVERS '88TOM DURNIN ’681957 MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM

CLASS OF 2009MARTHA JORDAN MEINERSHAGAN ’92 SAM R. BRECKENRIDGE ’58 NORMAN SHORT ’49 CHARLES HARTZELL ’60 1975-76 MEN’S SWIMMING TEAM

2010CELEBRATION OF THE NAIA YEARS

CLASS OF 2011CHARLOTTE BECK FAIRFAX ’()()FERNANDARS “SCOOP "GILLESPIE ’84STEVE HUDSON ’83CHAD JONES ’971982 FOOTBALL TEAM

Cardinal Athletics A Tradition o f Excellence • A Little History

Baseball:... 1968 squad won Jewell’s first and only team National Championship when the Cards won the 1968 NAIA World Series... 11 NAIA National Tournament Appearances.. .30 Conference Championships.. .NAIA Hall of Fame Coach: Fred Flook

B asketball:...M en:...finished their NAIA years ranked #3 in all-time wins1557...18 NAIA National Tournament appearances...five of those teams reached the Final F ou r...25 Conference Championships...W JC’s only National Player o f the Year in any sport and only retired jersey in school history (1996: Brook Russell)...NAIA Hall o f FameCoaches: Jim Nelson and Larry Holley. Women:.. .seven NAIA National Tournamentappearances...first WJC women’s team in any sport to participate in a National Tournament (2002)...nine HAAC Championships and two AIAW State Titles

Cross C o u n try :...M en:... 14 Conference Titles and two top 10 team finishes in the NAIA National Championships (1961 & 1963)...WJC hosted several NAIA National Championship Meets at Claycrest Golf Course on cam pus...Women:...F ive Conference Championship teams

Football:...first NAIA school to record 500 victories...five appearances in the NAIA II National Play-offs including a 2’“' place finish in the NAIA II National Championship in 1982...31 Conference Championships...one undefeated team: 10-0-1 (1967)...NAIA Hall of Fame Coaches: R.E. ‘D ad’ Bowles and Norris ‘Pat’ Patterson

G olf:...M en :...eight Conference Championship Team s...1967 & 1998 Squads Qualified for and Participated in the NAIA National Tournam ent...Women:... 1999 was Jewell’s first ever team

Soccer:... M en:... three HAAC conference championships... two national tournament appearances (Final Four in 2006)...Coach Chris Cissell was named National Coach of the Year (2006)....Women:...th ree HAAC conference championships...four national tournament appearances...2003 squad advanced to the Final Four

Softball:.. .one AIAW State Championship and three conference titles Swim m ing:....M en: First team was the 1962-63 squad...1972-73 squad placed 1011'

at the NAIA National M eet.. .Jewell hosted the NAIA National Meet for men and women in1981...Women: First team was in 1972-73... 1981-82 squad finished 13th in the NAIA National Meet.

T enn is:...M en :... 17 Conference Titles...five national tournament qualifiers and four fall national tournament qualifiers...Carlene Basore (Jewell’s first and only woman to play on the men’s team won the Missouri Valley AAU Title for women all four years: 1964- 6 7 )...Women.,..O ne AIAW State Titles & six HAAC title...four national tournament qualifiers and 19 fall national tournament qualifiers

T ra c k :.. .Men:.. .three individual NAIA National Champions: Bill ‘Pee W ee’Summers (1964: high jump), Tim Schmid (1980: 10,000 meter run), Kelly Howerton (2001: pole vault)...four conference Indoor Titles and 18 Conference Outdoor Championships...W omen . . . .HAAC indoor champs (84, 8 6 ) ...outdoor champs (86)

Volleyball:...tw o Conference Titles (1st Conference Title for any women’s team in school history - 1981 & 2006)