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Young Sports and Fitness Center. "This room is a long overdue recognition for all
Hall of Famers attend grand opening Y
ellow Jacket Hall of Fame members were honored at the grand opening of the remod eled Hall of Fame Room in the Donald E.
of the individuals inducted into the Yellow Jacket Hall of Fame," said Steve Meeker, vice president of institutional advancement. "Now there is one loca tion where we can honor the great players, coaches and contributors for Black Hills State athletics throughout the years." Meeker expressed his thanks to the generous
donors who contributed to the remodeling project and noted that it wouldn't haven been possible without private donations. Plaques commemorating all inductees as well as
a mural depicting legendary past coaches at BHSU are now on display in the Hall of Fame Room. The mural contains photos of Lyle Hare, Don Young, Bill Hughes, Gene Schlekeway, Robin Schamber, Mike Olson, Lea Totten, Paul Rose, Tony Schavone, Cliff Papik, Bill Jordan and Dave Little. Future plans for the Hall of Fame Room include
the addition of display cases that will house memo rabilia from past athletes and sport programs. The display cases will also hold many of the trophies earned by Yellow Jacket teams. For more informa tion or to make a donation, contact the Yellow Jacket Foundation at
JohnKietzmann@bhsu.edu.
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Yellow Jacket Hall of Fame members who attended the grand opening the of the remodeled Hall of Fame room on the BHSU campus were: front row, left to right, Lea Totten, Cliff Papik, Jerry Junek, Gene Bauer, Tead Weaver, Bill Kohn; back row, left to right, Ed McLaughlin, Jim Rarick, Gene Schlekeway, Dave Little, Bob Albert, Bob Buck, Howard Perry, Kerry Bell, Bill Hughes, Charles Schad, Tom Sprigler, Myles Kennedy, Kim Templeton, Mel Dutton and Dale Hardy. Not pictured is Doug Stanford.
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