pennsylvania sports hall of fame west shore chapter · to my sons, 2007 inductees chris & evan,...

PRESIDENT Barb Adams

VICE PRESIDENTSGerry SchwilleFrank Snyder, Jr.

SECRETARYAnna Baldini

TREASURERMark Ulsh

MEMBERSHIP CHAIRKaren Hertzler

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTJim Sauvé

EXECUTIVE BOARDBarb AdamsAnna BaldiniGinny BoyntonBrad CashmanIrene CekovichMike Craig Dix Earley Peg EarleyKaren Hertzler Gerald SchwilleFrank SnyderMark UlshGeorge Yeager

HONORARY BOARDMEMBERSSkip HunterRon BealJohn Kambic

PAST PRESIDENTSJoseph A. CalderelliF. Edward Kautz, Sr.James R. HarrisDr. George R. LawWalter C. WitmerGeorge FetrowBill HouckDon HeigesJohn CookJim Sauvé

The West Shore Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame welcomes our 2017 inductees, their families and friends to the 33rd annual induction banquet.

Twenty-Nine chapters across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania recognize the athletic achievements of men and women who rise to the “Hall of Fame” stature. The purpose of each chapter is to recognize individuals that have excelled in their chosen sport(s), inspired future student athletes, or contributed to sports and athletics through other infl uential capacities. This evening we are pleased to honor our eight inductees, the 2017 class, into the West Shore Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame.

Our scholar-athlete recognition dinner will be held this July. This event serves to recognize male and female scholar-athletes from the twelve high schools within our chapter. We award several scholarships to deserving senior athletes who demonstrate the very best characteristics of academics, athletics, and community service. We are proud to be able to give recognition to these future leaders. We would like to thank our members who generously support this initiative through their donations.

Chapter membership is open to all sports minded people. We urge you to continue your support through membership and attendance at our key events. Chapter membership is over 200 and growing. We thank you for your support and encourage you to become an active part of this chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame.

For more information please see the membership form included in this program. Membership is open to all.

The Executive BoardWest Shore Chapter, Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame

PENNSYLVANIA SPORTS HALL OF FAME

WEST SHORE CHAPTER

Procession of Inductees & Escort ............................................. Gerry Schwille, Master of Ceremonies

Presentation of the Colors .................................................................................... Red Land Junior ROTC

National Anthem .........................................................................................................................Olivia Rice

Pledge to the Flag ................................................................................................................Gerry Schwille

Invocation .............................................................................................................................Gerry Schwille

Introduction of Past Inductees and Chapter Members ..................................................Gerry Schwille

Welcome Remarks ...............................................................................................................Gerry Schwille

Dinner

Special Recognition ..............................................................................................................Gerry Schwille

Induction Ceremonies for Class of 2017 ...........................................................................Gerry Schwille

Presentation of Awards and Closing Remarks .................................................................Gerry Schwille

Raffl e Drawing ........................................................................................... Gerry Schwille and Mark Ulsh

Benediction ..................................................................................................................................Mark Ulsh

WEST SHORE CHAPTERPENNSYLVANIA SPORTS HALL OF FAME

33rd Annual Induction Banquetat the

Radisson Penn Harris Hotel and Convention Center

Thursday, May 11, 20175:30-6:20 Social • 6:30 Introduction and Dinner

Congratulations2017

Hall of FameInductees

Congratulationsto my sons, 2007 inductees Chris & Evan,

and current inductees

WILDCAT PRIDE

Gwen Wentz AlexanderLois Brommer Duquette

Scott ShirleyOn their May 11, 2017

induction into theWest Shore Chapter of the

Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame

MECHANICSBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT,

ADMINISTRATION, STAFF, STUDENTS AND ATHLETIC

DEPARTMENT

CONGRATULATES THE 2017 INDUCTEESCONGRATULATES THE 2017 INDUCTEES

GWEN WENTZ-ALEXANDERand

on their induction into the West Shore Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame

GINNY HONEYSETT

Temple Athletics congratulates

New Cumberland High SchoolBrandt L. Cook Sr.George Bowen Sr.Fred Peifer - CoachMalvern “Wilt” BakerRichard BowenBrandt L. Cook Jr.Daniel BeshoreGeorge FetrowRussel P. PoolePaul R. “Slug” BowenGeorge E. EaterMerle L. WiseDean FencelWilliam C. “Bill” Ditmer - CoachJohn Johnson - CoachElmer H. WertzBob Hempt Jr.

Lemoyne High SchoolRichard ShippRobert G. WrightstoneGordon “Buck” JonesGuy Bucher Jr.

WEST SHORE SCHOOL DISTRICT PROUDLYRECOGNIZES ITS HALL OF FAME GRADUATES AND COACHES

Henry “Shorty” Gasull - CoachRobert BosticDr. Samuel R. Mowery

West Shore High SchoolGary CooperBobby MooreheadLester “Red” RhodesWayne HostetlerJanet DicksStan JonesJudith Patton

Cedar Cliff High SchoolDr. James BlacksmithRobert Craig - CoachWalter Witmer - CoachDr. William A. BlacksmithWayne Howell - CoachSteve SefterJohn Kambic - CoachCalvin Williams III Tom Kirchoff Keith PolitoBill Schell

Ken RoseberryMarc TorquatoAmy EarleyRobert GillEvan Semoff Chris Semoff Jim RoweBobby OrtenzioMike McElrathDoris Straw-MaisackChuck ClementKyle BradyTyler LendaKaren HamillBud EngleMike KazorMark UlshKaren (Kirchhoff ) KlockDwight FultonTom Tarsavage

Red Land High SchoolBarbara Cutillo - CoachLana K. Glaser - Coach

Jerry J. RadochaJohn CookGreg GrossDanny Sheaff erCharles “Punky” BarroukSteve KeimBret WagnerMike MausnerMickey Finnegan - GoyettePhyllis BeckLarry CoxBarry HouserIrene Cekovich - Coach/ADJanet ThomasEarl Hoff manLynne Yost BowerKyle WagnerJo RuppCraig HelmuthHarry Johnson


Last Year’s (2016) Inductees

West Shore Sports Hall of Fame - 2017

Gwen Wentz Alexander building, coaching, teaching, multi-tasking and service leadership that began right here on the West Shore. She

at Mechanicsburg High School. She served as captain for both teams and was named All-League in both sports, graduating in 1969. She later returned to teach and coach at Mechanicsburg High School for one year after college. hockey and lacrosse and was named All-Region in her senior

of every game in her sophomore, junior and senior years. As captain, she lead the team to an undefeated senior season in

the nation. the U.S. National Field Hockey Team in 1972. This began a twelve-year journey of play and travel throughout the world. The National Team circumnavigated the world several times playing in: Australia, New Zealand, The Netherlands, Great Britain, Germany, South Africa, Japan, Belgium and Hong Kong.

place, qualifying for the next Olympic games to be held in Russia. The U.S boycotted the 1980 Olympics. Although the team did not play in those games, Gwen received the honor of being named “Best in the World” for her goalkeeping skills. National Team to play in the 1984 Olympics held in Los Angeles, CA. After the Australians lost to the Netherlands, the U.S. team competed in a “shoot out” against Australia for the Bronze Medal. In Field Hockey, each team gets 10 shots on goal 7 yards out from the goal line. The

U.S. goalkeeper, Gwen saved so many shots against the Australians that by the 7th round the U.S. had secured the “Olympic Medal”. ending with a ticker tape parade in New York City. In 1984 she was also awarded the prestigious Legion of Honor from the Four Chaplains Memorial Foundation. Gwen has always considered her time on the National Team an honor and tried throughout those years to be a world ambassador for Field Hockey.

Lacrosse at Temple University and continued her career on the National Field Hockey Team. She still holds the career

University. Goalkeeping Coach. In that coaching position she helped the U.S. team again qualify for the 1992 Olympics in Australia. She developed and authored the National Futures Goalkeeping Teaching Curriculum that remains in use today. She was with the National Team as an athlete for twelve years and as a coach for an additional 3 years.

Championship. At the same time she was teaching and

and Washington and Lee University. School Hall of Fame, the West Chester University Hall of Fame,

Hall of Fame. They have two children. Son Dallas teaches in the Philadelphia

ffiDaughter, Brandilyn, is married with twin boys and is currently the Head Field Hockey Coach at Queens College at Charlotte.


School and Towson State University. the legendary Harry DeFrank and his assistant Steve Bischof Jr., re-started the Girls Basketball program at Good Shepherd. Good Shepherd won the CYO League Tournament, and she was voted MVP.

cross country. She was a four-year starter in basketball and helped lead the Lady Lions to a 49-13 record in Blue Mountain League play. The Lady Lions won a District Championship and two league titles. The Lady Lions advanced to the State

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417 rebounds and 1321 points. Betty Lou achieved the honor

leading scorer in Camp Hill history and her younger sister, Terri holds the top spot. and All-Conference League selection. games her senior year. She was selected as Best Defensive player in the PA East-West Tournament.

conference meet. Her senior year she won the District title in Javelin and placed 6th at

records for the javelin and as a member of the 4x400 relay team. At one time she also held records for the long jump, discus and as a member of the 4x100 relay records. Field Hockey. She was the leading scorer both years and co-captained the teams. point guard for Towson State University.

mark that still stands. A two-year co-captain, Bischof helped the Tigers to four consecutive winning seasons, including the 1984 East Coast Conference championship.

with 51 seconds left and making a steal and hitting the title-clinching free throws with one second remaining. with 143 assists and 6.0 assists per game. She was the Most Valuable Player at the Towson Invitational Tournament as a freshman. She also holds the Towson single-game record with 15 assists as a senior, a mark that was also the ECC record. alongside her husband John “Hector” for his baseball accomplishments. the Colonial Athletic Association Award Banquet.

Steve Bischof and the seventh of eight children. Betty Lou is very thankful and appreciative that her parents raised her and her siblings in an environment where family values were the most important aspect of her life. Fortunately for Betty Lou and the Bischof family, sporting events simply served as family get-togethers. Fame for honoring her this evening. This honor has allowed her to relive memories

trainers, bus drivers, wins and losses. This by-product she will cherish! reside in Camp Hill and is employed as a Marketing Manager for Disability Care Management Professionals.

Betty Lou Bischof-Andrade


Mechanicsburg, and attended Mechanicsburg schools from kindergarten through graduation in 1982. Watching her older brother run track and cross country made her eager for her chance to race some day too. Lois joined the junior high track team in 7th grade and began her career running the 400, 800 and 4x400 relay. coach George Henry. Mr. Henry turned Lois into a miler and knew how to train her to have both speed and endurance. Having refused to race the mile the year before in junior high,

ffPIAA state meet. leading runners in the state and country. In cross country she won the District III championship for three years and still has the fastest winning time ever, her sophomore year she placed 5th at the PIAA championships and then was runner-up in her junior and senior years. Her senior year she won

Footlocker) national championships and placed second at the national championships in a time of 16:45 for a 5K. District 3 gold medals, winning three in her junior year when she won the 800m, 1600m and 3200m on the same day. Thirty-

time of 10:22 is still the District 3 record. She went on to place second at the PIAA championships in the 1600m with a time of 4:48, breaking the prior state

in a time of 10:28, which stood as a state record for over ten years. Her 1600m and 3200m times were

Lois Brommer Duquetteranked 6th and 8th in the country for high schoolers for 1981. Her indoor 3200m of 10:26 remains a state best.Her freshman year at Harvard Lois was a scoring member of the cross country team which placed 4th at the 1982 NCAA championships. Harvard also won the Heptagonal

her collegiate career by winning the 10,000m Heptagonal championship in a time of 34:34 and also ran a time of 16:25 in the 5,000 meters, which remains a top 5 time for Harvard

Silver Anniversary track team, which celebrated the top track

Harvard. there was a member of the Legal Aid Bureau, providing free legal services to the poor. She was one of the top road racers in New England while attending law school and practicing law in Boston before having children. She returned to Central Pennsylvania to work for The Hershey Company where her

Currently she practices intellectual property law with McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC in Harrisburg.

to Ralph Duquette for 26 years and has been blessed with three children. She will always be grateful that Title IX was enacted just as she was reaching the age to participate in school sports and opened up many opportunities that were not available to girls just a few years older than she. She is also grateful that her family supported her running while emphasizing that academics were always more important.


ffigraduating from Temple University in 1969 where she majored in Health, Physical Education, and Recreation.

Whitemarsh High School where her love for sports began.

as she played both sports at Temple University for four years and served as captain of both sports her senior year. Upon graduating from Temple and beginning a teaching career, she

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over forty years and served on the executive committee in various capacities for many years. graduation at Hatboro-Horsham Senior High School in Montgomery County, PA. She taught health and physical education at the high school in addition to being the head hockey and lacrosse coach at Hatboro until moving to the Mechanicsburg area. After moving to the area, she began coaching at Dickinson College as an assistant lacrosse coach

coach under Jane Goss. She also continued her teaching at ffi

while she and her husband raised three boys. She is retired, after 28 years, from the Cumberland Valley School District

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you her greatest is her family. She and her husband Gib have been married for 48 years and raised three extraordinary

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has Down Syndrome, has worked at Holy Spirit Hospital for 28 years and is an active participant in a variety of sports for Special Olympics. She adores her grandchildren Kayla, Lauren, Michaela and Charlie and her step grandchildren Cassidy and Gage. Fame and to be recognized for her passion for education and sports. She hopes that this will encourage others to become

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Ginny Honeysett


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Currently the assignor for 45 high schools in the Mid-Penn Conferences and schools in the surrounding areas

Successor to George Wrightstone (deceased, Hall of Fame Class of 1985) also the senior sports assignor in years of service to the Mid Penn conference

Still assigns little league, teeners and legion baseball for over 21 years, all as a member of Cumberland Valley Baseball Umpires Association and was elected to their Hall of Fame in 2012

Hockey:

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Entering his 38th year of working for Hershey Entertainment and the Hershey Bears

Ron Lewis


High School and 1973 graduate of The Pennsylvania State

University. He majored in political science with a minor in

history. Bruce turned in his baseball glove and bat at age 12

runner. In their hometown of Greencastle, Pennsylvania they

were considered “unusual” as they both were constantly

running in town and the surrounding countryside.

win four District III titles and a PIAA cross country state

championship in 1965. In that same year (1965) Bruce would

move to Camp Hill. His high school track career would include

six trips to the PIAA state championships and six medals. In

the District III championship he would win two championships

in the mile run in 1968 and 1969 and four runner up silver

medals in cross country in the 880 yard run and the two mile

relays. His senior year he broke the existing record for PIAA

class B mile run by running a 4:20.2 mile. Scholarships from

Villanova, Maryland and Penn State arrived and Bruce chose

Penn State. Penn State teammates included Greg Fredericks

and Charlie Maguire, both NCAA champs or runner ups. He

mile best of 25:44.

McDevitt graduate from Harrisburg, PA (this year they will be

would have two wonderful children Bruce Zeller III age 30 and

Bruce ran for borough council in 1993 and won and then

unexpectedly was appointed the town mayor. Bruce then won

Bruce Z. McLanahan IIa special election in 1995 and a full term in 1997 as Camp Hill

mayor. In March 2001 governor Tom Ridge assisted Bruce to

accept an appointment as a PA Department of Environmental

Protection Ombudsman. A position he enjoyed thoroughly as

he assisted PA small businesses with the environmental laws

and regulations of the Commonwealth. Prior to working for

the Commonwealth Bruce sold commercial real estate, beer

and sporting-goods.

PA Sports Hall of Fame and thank the many people who have

made this evening possible along with the other outstanding

athletes.


School and a 1970 graduate of Penn State University. Dick graduated with a B.A. in Accounting, which he used to begin his career in business, passing the CPA exam in 1973. After 12 years in public accounting and another 12 years with two local publicly held health care companies as CFO he started his own healthcare company, specializing in nursing home care, which he sold in 2002. of the Track and Basketball teams. High school coaches that helped guide Dick in his career were for basketball (Sam Gruber, Hayes Girvin, John Grove) for football (Don Jonas, Berny Shalonis, Nick Piccolo). He was also blessed by the fact that the track coach was his father, LeRoy Richardson. Dick

2”. The record set May 6, 1966 as reported in a headline by Charley Frey of the Patriot News, was “Richardson throws javelin through (chain-link) fence for new school record”. He was 4th in the state track meet as a junior and injured as a senior. Fortunately, his father was also the Guidance counselor and Assistant Principal at Susquenita, so with his

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Essentially a 4 year letterman. His coaches at PSU that molded his future were John Lucas, Jack Doolittle and later Harry Groves. to throw for the last 50 years. He worked with the high school

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Dick Richardsoncoach under Len McLaughlin and Ken Roseberry. Both

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continues to stop by on sunny days to throw a few and lend some helpful advice to the young throwers.

New Zealand, Lahti Finland, Riccione Italy, and recently in Port Alegre Brazil and Lyon France. Most recently Dick

th out of 42 in the 65 to 69 age group at the World championships in Lyon France. Finally beating a Russian (Aleksandr Bykov) that he had lost to at least 10 times over 20 years. He was second in the US Senior games in Cleveland Ohio in 2013. He was ranked 15th in the world and 8th in the US at the end of 2015 in the 65 to 69 year old age group. He still holds the 50 to 55 year old PA Keystone games record. Mt. Kilimanjaro. He reached the summit at 19,341 ft. and started thinking that this achievement may be the capstone of his athletic career. After returning home from “the mountain”, Dick was overwhelmed by support and encouragement from his family to continue his lifelong passion of competing

huge part of his success. He is thankful to his parents (both

ffsummer evening you will see Dick preparing for meets all over the U.S. in 2017 and a trip to Malaga, Spain in 2018.


with 12 varsity letters in football, baseball, basketball, and a

make a choice his senior year which sport to play in college and which school would serve all his desires as a student-athlete best. Twice a leading wide receiver in the mid-state, he

receiver for the Panthers while also playing defense, special teams, and even quarterback for part of his senior year. Also a four-year varsity baseball player for East Pennsboro,

percentage of .667 and a slugging percentage of .923. So picking a sport and school was not an easy decision for the 1999 John Travers Award winner and Eagle Scout. Mechanicsburg baseball coach and teacher Don Shirley and Joyce Shirley, a retired elementary school teacher from Lower Dauphin, chose to play football for the late Joe Paterno at Penn State University. Penn State with a B.S. in Civil Engineering & M.Eng. in Construction Engineering after winning the Frank Patrick Award for Total Commitment in 2002. He played on a pair of

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the Capital One Bowl team (2003) and also was a baseball letterman in 2002. He also guided the Penn State Club

while leading the team in homeruns and batting average. Washington D.C. as an engineer, Scott made a bold career

works with college football teams to raise money for rare disease research (2007). In less than a decade of existence,

Uplifting Athletes has made an estimated impact on the rare disease community of more than $400 million. Upon returning to the area, Scott was called out of retirement by Bill Rickenbach to join the Mechanicsburg Cardinals for four more championship seasons. 2016 with its Alumni Achievement Award - is the Founder and CEO of Pledge It, an early-stage tech company empowering athletes to raise money through their gameday performance. Married to Stephanie since 2012, the couple has two boys Holden (3) and Bennis (1) and lives in Mechanicsburg.

--Written by Andrew P. Shay, formerly of the Patriot News

Scott Shirley

1983Brandt L. CookAnthony Kinn*Richard Shipp*Robert G. Wrightstone*

1984George Bowen, Sr.*Gordon “Buck” Jones*Kevin MorrisseyFred Peifer*

1985Malvern “Wit” Baker*Guy Bucher, Jr.*Henry “Shorty” Gasull*Anthony E. Kinn*Charles W. Krout*George F. Wrightstone*

1986Dr. James BlacksmithRichard BowenBrandt Cook, Jr.Robert Craig*Mickey MinnichWalter C. Witmer*

1987Daniel Bashore*Robert Bostic*Dr. Donald Ernst*George FetrowLarry Fox*Kenneth HultzappleRussel P. Poole*

1988Bill RobisonHarry Chapman, III*Bruce J. HolcombePaul R. “Slug” Bowen*Warren C. Gill, Sr.*

1989George E. Eater*L. Carol MoserDr. Samuel R. MoweryEdward J. NugentBill Rickenbach

1990Dr. William A. BlacksmithJohn H. Gross*Rocco A. “Rocky” OrtenzioMerle L. Wise*

1991Darryl B. BowerDean Fencel*Wayne HowellKenneth C. HilbishDr. David M. JoynerStephen C. Sauve*Mike Smith

1992Gary CooperFrank L. Snyder, Sr.*Charles “Charlie” McCullough*Lynn PaxtonTom GuiseRichard L. “Dick” RohrerPeter “Pete” KramerDean “Dino” DeitrichDr. Donald E. “Tick” EndersWilliam C. “Bill” Dittmar*Earl E. “Bud” Kohlhaas*

1993Don HumesRalph Klinepeter, Jr.Bruce LarsonTerry LiewekeBen McClureRyan PriestTim RimpfelGregg MaceJack ParryLes ReedSteve Sefter


Past Inductees1994Lorraine KlippelGerald WoodDave SauveJohn Martin*Bobby Moorehead*Lester “Red” Rhoads*John Johnson*John KambicBarbra CutilloJim Sauve

1995Bradley R. CashmanVictor S. MorrisonJames Vincent Taylor*Margaret “Peg” Rushong EarleyJill CicierskiJohn Michael RepetzEd Tabor*Robert “Turk” Kreitzer*

1996Harry F. DeFrank*George F. Hempt*Margery L. “Peanut” Orris*William G. Quinn*Peter G. RichterRoss R. Sheesley*Steven Summers*Bruce E. Vogelsong*Elmer H. Wertz*

1997Al BowmanLarry FredrickDave HeckardJohn D. Weaver, Sr.Ann Schenck DallamSamuel GruberNancy Updegrove SwegerCalvin Williams III

1998Raymond T. Erney, Jr.Lana K. GlaserJohn W. GrollerDon HeigesMark A. MatternJerry J. RadochaRev. Richard F. Shover

1999Rusty OwensWayne HostetlerBob Hempt, Jr.Stan Bulota*Mary Gundel*Tom Kirchhoff *

2000Fred Bennett*Jay W. Cleveland, Jr.Amy Holman HemptKeith PolitoBill SchellKen RoseberryMarc Torquato

2001Anna BaldiniJohn CookAmy EarleyBrian FisherGreg GrossDanny Sheaff erFrank Snyder, Jr.

2002Barb AdamsPunky BarroukLenny Czarnecki*Bill DenisonBob GillGrover McLauglin*Pete RhodesJanice Trapp

2003Matt BentonSid BreamScott ErneyStan GelbaughFrank Sudak

2004Rich EichelbergerSteve KeimEd PalmerJeff SauveMike ScheibClarence Walters*

2005Mike MausnerJim RoweChris Semoff Evan Semoff Don Shirley*Bernard ThrushBret Wagner

2008Eric SauvéMickey Finnegan GoyetteKaren HertzlerJon SauvéLynn (Houck) KreiderRich Lichtel*Bob OrtenzioBill Polito

2009Andy Musser*Barry HouserJeff TeeterBen RushongJon RitchieLawrence CoxMike McElrathPhyllis BeckWilliam Biddle•

2010Kyle BradyBruce Brubaker, Jr.Irene CekovichCharles Clement, Jr.Janet Thomas GulleyEarl Hoff manKurt Kanaskie

2011Lynne Yost BowerJoe Carr*Janet DicksGeoff HoneysettWalter KramerTyler LendaChip LundyNick MallosGerald SoltisRick Taylor

2012Bud EngleKaren HamillStan Jones*Brent MilliganHelen McMillen SauveJames E. SmithRob SmithSteph Tighe SuttonKyle Wagner

2013Charlie AdamsTerry DestitoMike EdwardsMike KazorGlenda PaeJudith PattonTim RiceChrissy Walker-SkozilasSteve Zientek

2014Dr. Ed BatistaCarol Guise BowmanCraig HelmuthMissy LenderMary Jane MoyerSteve PetersJo RuppSteve SudakMark UlshMike Zeigler

2015Barry BJ BarnesRoger BarrickDwight FultonKaren Kirchhoff KlockAngie Loy ReisingerCraig RobertsLarry SawyerThomas TarsavageCarla Thomas

2016Rita BalabanNick BerraJoda GlossnerEric JohnsonHarry JohnsonKathy McCauslin-CadieuxEzra SassamanJeff ThompsonGeorge Yeager

LION PRIDE

BRUCEMCLANAHAN

The Diebold family and

friends are honored to

be here to celebrate

your induction into the

West Chapter of the

PA Sports Hall of Fame.

We also extend

congratulations to all of

the evening’s inductees.

The Executive Board would like to say

to

Jim SauvéPast President

For his many years of dedication and serviceto the West Shore Chapter of the

Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame.

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2017

INDUCTEE TO THE

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RON LEWISON HIS INDUCTION INTO THE

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ON HIS INDUCTION INTO THE WEST SHORE CHAPTER OF THE


Congratulations Betty Lou You’re the BEST!

Be y Lou, you not only excelled in basketball, you were and are truly an all-round athlete and person. You were the type of player the crowd just loved to watch. You played with passion, in addi on to just having fun! You were and are one of the most unselfi sh and gracious athletes on the court, in the fi eld, and in your life.

Mom and Dad Would be so PROUD!! Hector; Debbie & Rick; Ipper & Michele; Janet & Bob; Lori & Steve; Denise & Steve; Eddie & Marge; Terri & WillieKim & Matt; Tim & Nicole; Cathy, Brandon & Peyton; Stevie, Megan, Mason & Stella; Becky & Colin; Marisa, Giancarlo & Little Leo; Theresa (T), Mandy, Drew, Steph, Ben, Stephen, Robbie, Corey & Matt

We Love You!!


2016 Scholar-Athlete Winners

Jordan Hertz (Mechanicsburg HS)Cooper Leslie (Camp Hill HS)

2016 Nominees: Scholar-Athlete ScholarshipCAMP HILLCooper LeslieLeah Springer

CEDAR CLIFFMarie Jendrysik

CUMBERLAND VALLEYJosiah Malinich

Jennifer Bail

MECHANICSBURGNathan VrabelJordan Hertz

NEWPORTPatrick O’TooleSophia Grabiec

NORTHERNSean Donaldson

Alyssa Swartz

TRINITYAmanda Knaub

SUSQUENITANathaniel Clugston

WEST PERRYMorgan Stum

Scholar-Athlete Recognition DinnerJuly 12, 2017 – 6:30PM

Susquehanna Club

Boiling Springs Camp Hill Newport East Pennsboro

Cedar Cliff West Perry Red Land Cumberland Valley

Northern Mechanicsburg Susquenita Trinity

24 INDIVIDUALS WILL BE NOMINATED FROM THE 12 SCHOOLS THAT THE WEST SHORE CHAPTER, PENNSYLVANIA SPORTS HALL OF FAME REPRESENTS

• Scholarships will be awarded to the top male and female senior athletes

The individuals will be nominated by the High School Athletic Department. One senior male and female athlete from each school. The purpose of our program is to honor outstanding senior student athletes who have dedicated themselves to excellence in the classroom, community, and athletics by using their talents to the best of their ability. All nominees will be the guests of the West Shore Chapter.

Cost of the Dinner for all other individuals will be $20.

Make reservations now to attend the dinner!

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Dinner Cost ($20)___________________________ Scholarship Contribution ____________________________

Please send reservation and check to:

West Shore Chapter, Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Famec/o Anna Baldini, 1704 Bridge Street, New Cumberland, PA 17070

or P.O. Box 1155, Camp Hill, PA 17011

For Info Call: Anna Baldini 717.877.0414


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