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ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME

30th Annual Sandusky High School

Induction Ceremony

05.04.19

Sandusky High School Cafeteria5:00 pm

WelcomeMay 4, 2019

Dear Hall of Fame Honored Guests, Family and Friends:

Thank you for attending Sandusky High School’s 30th Annual Hall of Fame Banquet. Welcome to our school where memories and experiences have shaped the leaders that will be recognized during our program tonight. We are honored that you are here.

Our school district is experiencing a transformation of our academic, athletic, organizational and structural framework and we are extremely excited about our future. As you know, we are in the midst of a $70 million dollar construction program. The progress on our new Intermediate Building next door and on the Ontario site are moving forward accordingly and we will being seeing new buildings take shape over the next few months. Last summer, significant changes were made here at the high school. We renovated our biology, chemistry, and physics laboratories giving our students access to 21st century science experiences. Our Sidney Frohman Planetarium was completely renovated giving us the best high school planetarium in Ohio. Rooms 300 and 301 were renovated and designed to function as college style lecture halls, and we installed new lighting and a new sound system in the auditorium for theater-quality performances. On last year’s Ohio State Report Card, Sandusky High School earned the Momentum Award for growing students academically. We were in the top 5% of high schools in the State of Ohio when it comes to value-added, meaning we are helping more students grow from the beginning of the year to the end of the year. You will observe an unprecedented era for Sandusky City Schools as we build on the foundation that you, your classmates and others have established and carry on the pride, tradition, and excellence of our past.

This year we have rolled out a new STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) Vision that will help give our students experiences and opportunities like never before. We already have programs and classes that you can’t find in any other school district. For example, we have an Aviation Program where our students are already learning how to fly. Our Great Lakes Visual and Performing Arts Academy gives students the opportunity to explore their art medium with a direct focus, allowing them to grow even more. We’ve even expanded that program providing our Elementary students an after school Jr. Arts Academy program. Our STEAM Vision is going to help drive our efforts to the next level and we couldn’t be more excited.

Thank you to the leadership of our Booster Club, the Hall of Fame Committee, and the countless volunteers who work tirelessly to support our young people. On behalf of myself, and the entire “Blue Streak Family” we would like to congratulate our Hall of Fame Class of 2019 inductees and your families, for the many contributions to our school and our community. Again, thank you for your presence tonight and enjoy your evening. You are welcome to come back and visit anytime. If there are any questions that I can answer for you, please contact me at 419.984.1000 or at ASKDRSANDERS@SCS-K12.NET

Go Blue Streaks!

Chief Executive Officer and SuperintendentClass of 1976

Sandusky City Schools Board of Education

All hail the Blue and White.Keep them forever bright. In love and praise unite,

For Sandusky.Pride in thy victories,

Love for thy memories;Time cannot alter these, Sandusky High!

May friendships never fade,That in thy halls are made.

May dreams of youth there laid, ever come true.Deep is our love for thee,Faithful and true we’ll be,

One in our loyalty, Sandusky High.

Our Alma MaterS

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Brigitte Green-Churchwell - PresidentMartha Murray - Vice-President

Jeff Krabill - MemberThomas Patterson - Member

Kate Vargo - Member

www.scs-k12.net

Induction CeremonyS

Dinner

Presentation of the 2019 Hall of Fame Inductees Presenters

Inductees & Presenters

Billy Horn Al Peugeot

1982 Cross Country Team Pat Logue

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Master of Ceremonies Gene KidwellHall of Fame Committee Member

Closing Remarks Gene KidwellHall of Fame Committee Member

WelcomeSandusky High School Principal

Eric Talbot

Opening Remarks& Hall of Fame Process

Shawn CoakleyAthletic &Student Activities Director

Dr. Eugene T. W. SandersCEO & Superintendent

Andy Cebull Mike Wohl

Tim Parry Kurt Kresser

1988-89 Wrestling Team Ken Colatruglio

Brad “Binks” Gilchrist Bill DemingRepresented by Judy, Marley & Hanna Gilchrist

Cecil F. Trent Gary TrentRepresented by Wayne & Ruby Trent

Shawn Coakley, Director of Athletics & Activities, Chair-Person

Dr. Stephen Sturgill, Chief of Staff & Transformation Officer

Eric Talbot, Sandusky High School Principal

Kate Vargo, Sandusky City Schools Board Member

Dan Poggiali, Senior Consultant

Timothy Kozak, Sandusky Middle School Principal

Roberta Collins, Sandusky Booster Club Representative

Denny Alexander, Community Representative

Gene Kidwell, Community Representative

Larry Cook, Community Representative

Selection CommitteeS

Acknowledgments• The Selection Committee thanks the late George Mylander for his generous

contribution for the establishment of the permanent wall plaque.

• Thank you to Jim and Judy Corso, Hall of Fame 2011, for the donation of the centerpieces for each table.

• Thank you to Tom Sharrah, Hall of Fame 2012, owner of Tom’s Trophy Shop for the team plaques. • Thank you to Edward Hartung, Hall of Fame 2005, owner of Hartung Title Agency for his

continued generous support and sponsorship of the Athletic Hall of Fame.

• Thank you to Dustin Sharp and the Gentlemen’s Club for volunteering their time to help with the banquet tonight.

• Thank you to Tom Whaley, owner of TW Teleproductions Inc. for donating his time and talent to video.

• Thank you to Ed and Christine Thompson, owners of ThomCat Photography for donating their photography talents.

• Thank you to the Sandusky Booster Club for their support of the Athletic Hall of Fame.

• Thank you to the many donors who contributed to the completion of the Hall of Fame Display.

• Thank you to the Great Lakes Visual and Performing Arts Academy Students for the artistic center pieces.

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The 1982 cross country team started their journey as freshmen with two meets won, at the bottom of results in every invitational and next to last in the Buckeye Conference championship. By their junior year they were undefeated in the Buckeye Conference finishing 10-2 andplaced 10th in AAA at State. With four seniors going into the1982 season they achieved every goal they established, goals that had seemed unattainable just three years prior. Sandusky City Schools has enjoyed a very proud athletic history and the cross country teams of the late 1960s and early 1970s were part of that tradition. However, for almost a decade SHS Cross Country teams were at the bottom of the Buckeye. The 1982 team turned the program around. From that season on, SHS cross country teams won seven consecutive Conference Championships; five in the Buckeye and two Erie Shores. The cross country team lost only one meet to a Buckeye opponent from 1981 through 1987. Additionally, the 1982 cross country team accomplished a 1st Buckeye Conference championship in 11 years. They were 1st at sectionals, 2nd at Districts and 4th at AAA State. Their dual meet record was 11-1. The only defeat was a down-to-the-last-man 3-point loss to Perkins. Perkins would go on to place in the AA State Championship that year.

Head coach Patrick Logue is noted as saying, “As their coach I am most proud of the journey that this core group of runners endured to reach such lofty accomplishments their senior season. I don’t have records for all the athletic teams in Sandusky history but I have to believe few, if any sport, dominated their Conference the way the cross country teams did in the 1980s.”

The 1982 Cross Country team consisting of Geno Kubitz (co-captain), Henry Matthews (co-captain), Jim King, Brian Putnam, Tim Putnam, Curt Rogers, David Skillman, Donnell Alexander, Jim Canterbury, Mark Capucini, Mike Etherington, Joe Gallagher, Keith Good, Brad Kasper, Chad Lucas, Chris Lucas, Joe Smallwood, and Rick Waldock contributed to what Coach Logue believes is “one of the greatest athletic teams to ever walk the halls of Sandusky High School.”

Patrick has lived in Hanover, PA since leaving Sandusky in 1987. He has been married for 41 years to his college sweetheart (who was also his unpaid assistant coach), and they have two boys, Ryan and Sean. He has worked as a Financial Advisor since leaving education. He opened his own branch office for Lincoln Investment in 1994 and serves as Branch Manager as well as managing investments for his own clients. In 2000, he was inducted into the Lincoln Investment Hall of Fame. He is also a Sandusky High School Hall of Fame Coach inductee in the Class of 2012.

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Andy CebullAndy Cebull is a 1999 Sandusky High School graduate and a four-time letter winner in track and field, cross country, and swimming. He was Team MVP and Team Captain for two of those four years while on the cross country team and swimming team. Andy was a two-time RegionalQualifier, two-time 1st Team All Erie Shore Conference and two-time 1st Team All-Great Lakes League in cross country. Other accomplishments include three-time State Qualifier, two-time 2nd Team All-Ohio, School Record-Holder for the 500-yard Freestyle, and 1999 Dan Thomas Award Winner for swimming. His career at Sandusky High School would end on the track as a two-time 1st Team All Erie Shore Conference holder, two-time 1st Team-All Great Lakes League and a Regional Qualifier in the 4 x 800M Relay and 1600M.

Andy earned a B.A. in Secondary Education from Eastern Michigan, during which time he continued his athletic career in men’s swimming. He was a four-year letter winner, four-time Mid-American Conference Team Champion, two-time All Mid-American Conference Men’s Swimmer of the Week, 2003.

Andy is currently using his swimming prowess as OLY Swimming Head Senior Assistant Coach, an age group swimming team in Rochester, MI training out of Oakland University. There are 375 athletes in the group ranging from 7-18 years of age.

Andy is married to Annie Cebull (2010) and has two children, Maci and Rori Cebull.

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Brad is a 1980 graduate of Sandusky High School.Brad was a standout in baseball and football and earned a combined five varsity letters. He was the starting quarterback and co-captain in 1980 and a dominant pitcher all three years in baseball. He was All-Buckeye Conference Pitcher in 1979 and 1980 and an All State (Ohio State All Star Team) Pitcher in 1980. Brad’s pitching accomplishments include: • Most strikeouts in a game (19) in a 12-inning tournament game where he did not walk a batter • Most strike outs in a single year (132) • Most SHS career strikeouts (254) • Most career innings pitched • 2nd lowest single season ERA (.072) in 1980 • 2nd lowest career ERA (1.62) 1978 – 1980 He was one of the most dominant pitchers in the Post 83 American Legion Region and was named to the American Legion All-Star Team in 1979. He was drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in 1980, but accepted a full ride baseball scholarship to pitch for The Ohio State University. After college he was drafted by the Cleveland Indians in the 3rd round of the supplemental draft. An arm injury ended his baseball career and he then worked at the Ford Motor Company – Sandusky Plant and its subsequent companies for 20 years.

Brad was one of the most humble and unassuming teammates and remained that way in his post-athletic years. He meant much to many, some of which have travelled far to be here tonight. Brad and his wife Judy (Lavey) have two lovely daughters, Marley and Hanna. Brad passed away from pancreatic cancer on March 31st, 2018.

Brad “Binks” GilchristS

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Billy Horn is a 1986 Sandusky High School graduate. Billy earned two letters in football as a tackle, tight end and punter. He was 2nd team All-Buckeye as a tight end and punter. He led his team as a senior in receptions and was named co-blocker of the year at his team banquet.Additionally Billy was accomplished in tennis; he played #1 singles his senior year. He also won a basketball championship as a junior member of the Busters, an intramural team.

Some of Billy’s non-varsity activity accomplishments include awards at state competitions for three years as a member of the A Capella Choir, two years as a member of Keynotes and two years as a member of the Men’s Octet, in addition to lending his voice for annual school musicals. Billy was selected as an incoming senior to represent SHS at Buckeye Boys State and was elected a Senator. An interesting fact: For two years he had the summer job of cleaning and waxing every floor in the high school (an accomplishment).

Billy received a full football scholarship from Bowling Green State University, was a four-year letter winner as a center and tackle and special teams player. He was a starter tackle and center for three of those years. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration in 1991. He continued his love of sports lending his talents to Sacred Cows, intramural basketball champions as an open league member. He was a member of the BGSU Men’s Choir and is a Phi Kappa Tau fraternity member.

Billy resides in Monclova, Ohio with his wife, Angie and three children, Ava, Will and Isabel. He has played competitive tennis in USTA TAIL leagues for the last 25 years. Several of those teams have advanced to State and Regional Competitions over the years. He has owned and operated Savage Mortgage Services of Maumee, Ohio for the last 17 years. His parents were Bill Horn and SHS graduate and art teacher Priscilla A. (Liddell) Horn.

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Tim Parry grew up in Huron, Ohio but moved to Old Orchard Beach, Maine before graduating. He is a 1981 graduate of Old Orchard Beach High School. He was a high school letterman in baseball and football. Tim was raised in a single parent household which significantly impacts his desire to be a giver to this day. He overcame personal battles, has true compassion for those that are struggling and has a deep-seated belief in offering as much as you have, whenever you have, to anyone in need – which is what he does consistently and humbly - never requestingor requiring anything in return, especially attention. Tim is no stranger to our Blue Streak community and beyond as the owner and operator of Pizza House East. He is extremely generous and does what he does from his heart. He serves and donates consistently to several local schools and organizations, specifically Sandusky City Schools with donations of food to the press box, events and even homes where athletes gather. He hires Sandusky High School students and graduates whenever possible. He displays is Blue Streak support all over his restaurant and Marquee (his colors are Navy and White). His accolades go well beyond the following awards: Volunteers of America Award, Business of the Year CASA Program, Job and Family Services Award, Community Youth Mentoring Volunteer, Presidential Volunteer Award, Lifetime Sandusky High School Booster Club Award. In addition he has three little brothers through Community Youth Mentoring (formerly Big Brothers Big Sisters). One of his main goals in life is to provide what he can without reservations.

Tim graduated from Terra Technical College with an Associate Degree in HVAC/R. By trade he has 30 years as a Refrigeration Technician.

Tim is married to Amie, they are raising two children, Kelsey and Jordan.

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Cecil Frank Trent was born on March 30, 1936in Johnson City, Tennessee. After moving to Ohio as a young man, he worked at several local factories and eventually began working for Sandusky City Schools. In 1965, Cecil was employed by Sandusky City Schools in maintenance, taking care of Strobel Field for 30 years. He and his wife, Ruby (Greene) Trent were married for close to 60 years and raised their three sons -Wayne, Terry, and Gary - all of whom are graduates of Sandusky High School. Cecil retired from Sandusky City Schools in 1995. He passed away in March of 2015.

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The 1988-89 wrestling team (consisting of Fred Chaney, Chris Corso, Kevin Randleman, Tony Johnson, Felix Chaney, Matt Fordham, Jerome Caffey, Darren Dunn, Juan Torres, Scott Lazzara, Tony Moore, Jamie Lazzara, Chad Hunter, Shon Grant, Todd Dickerson, Jason Darden, Phil Capodice and Dan Jeter) had an exceptional season. The team finished an impressive 11-1 in dual meet competition. Their third place finish at the OHSAA State Championships (tying the 1976-77 SHS team for the highest place at the State Tournament) while setting a school record for the most team points at the State Wrestling Championship with 60 points. In addition, this team was the first in school history to qualify for the State Wrestling Dual Meet Championship.

The team was under the guidance of Head Coach Ken Colatruglio, Assistant Coach Richard DeLamatre, and Freshman Coach Terry Wilson. Coach Colatruglio was named Conference Coach of the Year four times, and the Greater Toledo Wrestling Coaches Division I Coach of the Year 1989. He is a member of the Ohio Wrestling Hall of Fame and the Sandusky High School Athletic Hall of Fame.

In their four years these wrestlers produced two individual state champions, three regional champions, 12 sectional champions, and 8 conference champions and numerous invitational champions. This outstanding group was led by State Champions Chris Corso and Kevin Randleman, fifth place finisher Felix Chaney and State Qualifier Jason Darden. During the regular season the team dominated their competition on a regular basis. They were crowned Champions of the St. Mary’s Classic, the prestigious Brecksville Holiday Invitational and were the Champions of the always-tough Eric Shore Conference. When the post-season tournament run began, this group of Blue Streaks once again proved themselves among the elite. They earned a District Championship and a Regional Runner up in the first two tournaments, en route to a possible state championship. Once they arrived in Columbus for the State Championships only then did nationally-ranked Lakewood St. Edward - the eventual state champion - slow them down. The Blue Streak wrestlers were edged out of being state runners-up by a talented team from Cleveland St. Joseph: 69.5 points to 60 points. Other record holders were Felix Chaney, 1988 and 1989 District Champion and Erie Shore Conference Champion, Jason Darden, 1989 Erie Shore Conference Champion and 1989 Sectional Champion, Phil Capodice, 1989 Sectional Champion and Scott Lazzara, Sectional Champion in 1989.

Coach Ken Colatruglio holds degrees from Bowling Green State University and Ashland University. He taught English at SHS from 1968 until he retired in 1997. He served as the English Department Chairman and as Varsity Head Coach from 1983 to 1997. Ken is married to Marge, they have four children, Robert, William, Mary Ann and David.

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Roster of InducteesS

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Geno BalconiJohn Bettridge

Walter CaldwellLondon GantHarry Kallman

Ellison KellyElmer LippertCharlie Magg

Scott MayDave “Bo” RatherRichard Schnittker

Jude TheibertBob Whittaker

Ed WilliamsSteward Williams

Class of 1990

Class of 1991Tom Darden

Ben EspyRoy Gant

Wallace GlenwrightRobert “Red” Harple

Ben LauberCalvin Lewis

Ted SchwangerDave Schweinfurth

John Weis

Class of 1992Gil Barth

Paul GarrettPaul Gilbert

Thomas Hedges, MDKen KruegerBarney Leslie

Charles Reichenback, MDBob SeamanJohn Tabler

Don Whittaker, Sr.

Class of 1993Willie Lee Amison

Jack BeilsteinLeo F. Biagetti

Brian E. Healy, MDJim Holzmiller

Paul R. HombergerKelvin L. Irby

Lamar (Bud) KruegerEdgar L. Newton

James H. Rosemond, Sr.

Robert BeachyJames Brown

Dennis ByingtonMark Deming

Clarence “Chick” HendricksonWilliam MalloryLino Venerucci

Class of 1994

Ron BalconiKeith GroheCarl Hallo

Carl LaGrassRobert “Rocket” Lindsey

Beth Rowley MoritzLen Winkler

Class of 1995

Charles “Chic” AciertoGary BalconiWes HartsookKelvin Lindsey

Howard ZiemkeTim Ziemke

Class of 1996

Roster of InducteesS

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Class of 1998Earle BruceDaniel Kaser

Kenneth MillerBruce Niehm

Ernest Nimmons, Sr.Robert Whinnery

Terry Wilson

Class of 1999Anthony J. HarrisLuther M. HensonLavon JacksonOscar A. Lavine

Dale SartorRobert C. SprauLeonard J. Thom

Class of 2000Jacqueline A. CollinsWebster McMurrayOrlando PaceCurtis RogersThomas SwankTrisha Reynolds Tilden

Class of 2001Richard Acierto

Frank BakerJim ColwellErnest Gast

C. Eugene KidwellLindsey Hilman

Dr. W. Gary RompDr. William Smith

Class of 2002Ronald Brown

Wayne C. King, IITom McBane

Richard PoggialiRobert Ryan

Ben SchneiderAlphius “Fee” White

Class of 2003William Couch

Jack FreitasArry “Ed” Keys

Vickie Jones RitchieJudson Spore, Jr.

Charles “Butch” Wagner

Class of 2004Dave AmerineKen Colatruglio

Albert GantWerner Hall

Tom Rudolph

Mike BennettWilliam “Bill” Deming

Stanley “The Man” JohnsonCharles Jones

Vic E. MalinovskyVic S. Malinovsky

Glen Rehfuss

Class of 1997

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Class of 2008Graham A. Bluhm

Larry R. CookJim JohnsonBill Knupke

Raymond M. NiehmTracy Redding

John SchlessmanJohn Stauffer

Kate Millott Vargo

Class of 2009Chadd M. Dehn

Douglas N. MehlingDaniel L. Miller

George L. MylanderNicole Curtis Rodriguez

Tracy Shoemo

Class of 2010Roberta J. Collins

Howard Adam ElgartJohn Lee Jefferson

Gary L. KnauerDeMar A. Moore

Thomas C. PattersonBob Reiber

The 1965 Football Team

Class of 2011Isavelt Amison

Heather Ball BoyerJames A. Corso & Judith A. Corso

Shayne FischerJeanette Henson

Troy KeeganJim Lanker

Leon McDougle MD, MPHThelma L. Towner, Jr.

The 1969 Varsity Wrestling Team

Class of 2012Edward (Bee) Bryant

Ather Keys, Jr.Todd Lange

Tommy LaughlinPatrick Logue

Donald A. RatherTom D. Sharrah

The 1937 Boys Track Team

Class of 2007Dave Brown

Dana Butler WeatherspoonCorey CroomPeter KoelschDavid LeVier

John LiebenthalJohn Riedy

Class of 2006Michelle Butler Keegan

Christopher CorsoPeter LococoRoger J. Morris

Monicia Pearson HallKevin C. Randleman

Class of 2005George Garrett

Edward E. HartungSarah Lenhart Franklin

Jim MeckstrothWilliam R. S. Steuk

Bill TalbotDave Voight

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Class of 2016Renee Johnson-Laws

Ross OederKeith Pace, Sr.

Tommy Patterson, Jr.Tamala Perryman

1971 Cross Country Team1987 Football Team

Class of 2017Cassell Causey

Kent CrooksBob McCarthy

Michael PoeschlIssian Redding

Kelly Romero (Wilke)Katie Wilke

Robert L. Wilke, Jr.1988 Baseball Team

Class of 2014James W. BahnsenEsther Gill EspositoTony J. Myers, Sr.

The 1966 Football Team

Class of 2015Raymond Brickley

Edwin BuderMark Fogg

Raymond GrathwolLeAndre MooreEl Da’ Sheon Nix

1931 Mile Relay Team1968-69 Boys

Basketball Team

Class of 2013Ed Bettridge

Calvin E. Cage, Sr.Robert L. Crabb, Sr.

Phil KeeganDavid Klinger

Victor Henry WeisBill Yeager

The 1946 Boys Swimming TeamThe 1947 Golf Team

Class of 2018Richard D. Alexander, Jr.

Richard L. DeeterLeonard A. Elgart

David W. ScottJohn C. Walters, Jr.

1977 Wrestling Team

Class of 2019Andy Cebull

Brad “Binks” GilchristBilly HornTim Parry

Cecil F. Trent1988-89 Wrestling Team

1982 Cross Country Team

Category TotalsSThrough the Class of 2019

As of this year’s class, our Athletic Hall of Fame consists of:

*Please note some members were inducted in more than one category.

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33 Coaches29 Community Members

14 School Officials13 Athletic Teams

173 Athletes• 2 from the Decade of the 1910’s• 5 from the Decade of the 1920’s• 17 from the Decade of the 1930’s• 16 from the Decade of the 1940’s• 15 from the Decade of the 1950’s• 54 from the Decade of the 1960’s• 27 from the Decade of the 1970’s• 27 from the Decade of the 1980’s• 13 from the Decade of the 1990’s• 5 from the Decade of the 2000’s

Purpose of the Organization

This organization was founded for the purpose of recognizing individuals who were outstanding athletes or who have made an outstanding contribution to the athletic program of

Sandusky High School. These individuals have distinguished themselves as successful adults in their respective careers. This would include those who have received honors through meritorious service in

selected careers and/or have served as benefactors of mankind.

Criteria for Nominations

A. All candidates must be nominated on an official Hall of Fame nomination form. The candidate must be eligible in one of the following categories:

1. The nominee, if an ATHLETE, must wait at least 10 years from the time his/her class graduated from Sandusky High School. He/She should have earned two or more varsity letters in at least one sport and must have made an outstanding contribution to the athletic program during his/her tenure.

2. The nominee, if a COACH, must have departed from the Sandusky High School athletic program for five years, and must have made an outstanding contribution to the athletic program during his/her tenure.

3. The nominee, if a SCHOOL OFFICIAL, must have departed from the Sandusky City Schools for five years, and must have made an outstanding contribution to the athletic program during his/her tenure.

4. The nominee, if a COMMUNITY MEMBER (George Mylander and Ed Hartung Community Member Award), will be considered if they have made ongoing and outstanding contributions to the athletic programs at Sandusky High School.

5. The nominee, if an ATHLETIC TEAM, must wait at least 15 years from the year of achievement, and will be considered if it has achieved a state championship or all-Ohio recognition, and has made an outstanding contribution to the athletic programs during its tenure. Teams with conference, district or regional titles may be considered.

B. The record and/or the contribution of the individual must be so outstanding that there is no question as to his/her qualifying for the Hall of Fame.

C. The nominee must have demonstrated good citizenship in school and after leaving school.

D. Nominations are due in the Sandusky High School Athletics & Activities Office by the 4th MONDAY IN DECEMBER each year in order to be considered for the following year’s induction.

E. All nominations of those not inducted will be kept on file in the Athletics & Activities Office for consideration each ensuing year for up to five years.

Rev. 4/25/18

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Nomination FormS

1. Name of Nominee:

2. Address of Nominee:

3. Phone Number of Nominee:

4. Name and address of close relative if the nominee is deceased:

5. Phone number of that relative:

6. Circle the category for which the person is being nominated:

Athlete Coach School Official Mylander-Hartung Community Member

7. Did the nominee graduate from Sandusky High School? Yes No Graduation Year:

8. If not, explain why and list the year his/her class graduated:

9. Sport(s) the nominee lettered in and number of letters in each sport:

10. Honors and achievements (May include post-high school career, attach additional pages if necessary):

11. Current vocation of nominee:

Signature of Nominator:

Address of Nominator:

Phone Number of Nominator:

Date of Nomination:

Please note: Nominations are due in the Sandusky High School Athletics & Activities Office by the 4th Monday in December each year in order to be considered for the following year’s induction.

DVD Order FormS2019 Athletic Hall of Fame

DVD Order Form A DVD of the May 4, 2019 Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet may be ordered by sending

the form below and a check made payable to Sandusky High School for $10 for each DVD to the SHS Athletic Department.

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Jackie “Momma” Collins was an inspiration and guiding force to thousands of Blue Streak student athletes. Momma dedicated over 40 years of her life to them with countless pre-game meals, tens of thousands of volunteer hours, words of encouragement, and most importantly, love - leaving a legacy

that will live on for generations of children in Sandusky City Schools.

To honor the selfless service of this incredible woman, her family has established a memorial fund through the Sandusky Education Foundation.

Every year, Momma’s family will choose a special Sandusky City Schools project to receive an award from this endowment. If you wish to contribute to The Momma Collins Legacy Fund, please return the form below to:

The Momma Collins Legacy Fundc/o Sandusky Education Foundation

300 East Water StreetSandusky, Ohio 44870

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Thank you to the Hall of Fame Planning Committee:

Brooke AustinShawn CoakleyEric EckenrodeBill Ehrnsberger

Kathy De Haan-Hunter

Brad KraftMelanie Thorbahn

Dan PoggialiKerstyn (Kay Kay) PouDr. Eugene Sanders