2014 Hall of Honors Program - Eastern New Mexico University
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2014 Hall of Honors Program - Eastern New Mexico University
HALL of HONORS SEPTEMBER 13, 2014 Eastern New Mexico University Hall of Honors Athletic Director Event Coordinators Dr. Jeff Geiser Sara Hill Karen Doherty Shelby Kirkes Hall of Honors Committee Dr. Thurman Elder Charles Chambers Bill Joy Mike Maguire Wayne Moore Kathleen Salter Dustin Seifert Buck Wilson Jerry Wright Dr. Jeff Geiser (ex-officio) Master of Ceremonies Eduardo Alvarez Hall Of Honors Agenda Saturday, September 13 10 a.m. Campus Union Ballroom Foyer “Meet and Greet” with autographs 11 a.m. Guests seated Welcome by Master of Ceremonies Eduardo Alvarez Welcome Dr. Steven Gamble Athletics Dr. Jeff Geiser Eastern Athletic Club Members of the Year Thurman and Alta Elder Barry Steigley Corporate Partners of the Year JP Stone Community Bank Bender Auto Group Faculty/Staff Members of the Year Kenny Prince Greatest Zia Hayden Segelke Greatest Greyhound Logan Medlin 11:45 a.m. Brunch Served 12:30 p.m. Class of 2014 Hall of Honors Terry Dillard, Football Megan Dozier-Singleton, Women’s Soccer Donald ‘Doc’ Elder, Support Merrill Adams-Ellis, Rodeo Michael Eckhart, Swimming Bobby Rodriguez, Football Terry Sweet, Football 7 p.m. Greyhound Football vs. Adams State University Half-Time Recognition ENMU Hall of Honors Past Inductees Class of 1984 Curtis Blair Mike Boit (Cross Country/Track) Al D. Garten (Support) Ron Holcomb Greg Hyder (Basketball) Pete Jaquess Rex Madaford (Track) Harry Miller (Basketball) Howard Schwarzenbach Steve Spray Class of 1988 Joe Dickson (Support) Tom Manley (Football) Kenneth Moore Class of 1989 Anna Crespin Gardner (Rodeo) Dewey Langston (Support) Dale Saxton Morris Wilson Class of 1985 Hugh T. Brassell (Support) Fred “Fuzzy” Moore Gene Murphy Class of 1990 Steve Ball Paul Coggins (Support) Kevin Kott (Football) Rick Purvis (Swimming and Diving) Class of 1986 Al Bettina (Support) Donna Read Tex Wallis (Basketball) Class of 1991 Mike Franks (Football) Sandra Gutierrez Gannon Billy Joy (Support) Class of 1987 Brooks Jennings Carl Richardson (Support) Eldon Wetsel Class of of 1992 Ray Kinnison (Football) Matt Simon (Football) Sonny Wigington Buck Wilson (Support) PAST Class of 1993 Everett Banister (Football) Barbara Lynn (Volleyball) Dan Milusnic (Golf) Tom Sager (Football) Dallan Sanders (Support) Class of 1994 Barry Coffman (Football) B.B. Lees (Football) Gayle Reeves O’Connell (Support) Boyce “Junie” Russell Benny Taylor Class of 1995 Robin Bradley (Volleyball/Track) Walter “Cotton” Clark (Support) Roy Franse (Basketball) Stuart Ingle (Support) Joe Wood Class of 1996 Dan Hays (Basketball) Buster Hodges Jack Scott (Support) Michael Sinclair (Football) Al Whitehead (Football) Class of 1997 Wayne Bailey Bill Brady (Support) Julie Hargrove-Huntry Bill Kinyon (Support) Inductees Class of 1998 Dick Dart (Support) Kevin Kaplan (Support) Charlie Painter (Football) Russell Tatum (Football) Class of 1999 Evelyn Chambers (Support) Jim Guymon (Basketball) Jerry Hyder (Basketball) John Irwin (Basketball) Dale Severson (Basketball) Larry Vazant (Basketball) Class of 2000 Jack W. Barron (Football) Jennifer Goble-Poyer (Basketball/Volleyball) Carl Efurd (Football) Richard James (Football) Dr. James R. Ray (Football) Keith Wattenburger (Football) Class of 2001 Leo Brittain (Football) Don Carthel (Support) Benjamin Dial (Football) Dr. Kathleen Salter (Support) Loretta Segura (Volleyball) Charlie Sorgen (Support) Donna Messer Sorgen (Support) Lisa Coffey Williams (Volleyball) PAST Class of 2002 William Robert Birkhead (Football) Stephanie Brockman Behrens (Basketball) Charles Chambers (Rodeo) Wende Rodgers Fraze (Basketball) Pete (Elbert L.) Hurst (Football) Philip Ndoo (Cross Country) Class of 2003 Ceil Genitski Boatman (Volleyball) Leigh Dalluge (Basketball) Ron Harkey (Football) Donna Kinkead Patterson (Rodeo) Ron Milam (Basketball) Wayne Moore (Basketball/Baseball) Rock Pickren (Basketball) Shane Shallenberger (Baseball) Parley (Paddy) Sheya (Football) Wilbur “Webb” Smartnick (Scorekeeper) Jennifer Doolittle Young (Softball) Class of 2004 Col. C Wayne Calhoun (Football/Track) Dr. Thurman Elder (Faculty Representative) Brenda Worley Gomez (Basketball) Conrad Hamilton (Football) Dr. W. Firman Haynie (Football) Stacy Tapper Sparks (Volleyball) Inductees Class of 2005 Jennifer Harrer Buzard (Softball) Harold “Bud” Elliott (Football) Tommy Hightower (Football) Russel Knudson (Bench Club) Betty Gayle Cooper-Ratliff (Rodeo) Jimmy Joe Robinson (Basketball) Stacey Estlund Vladimiroff (Volleyball) Michael Walton (Football) Class of 2006 Monte Best (Rodeo) Gary E Diehm (Athletic Trainer) Charles Howard Gant (Football/Track) Katherine Hickman (Basketball) Robert L. Matheny (Support) Brent Timm (Basketball) Les Williams (Basketball) Sarah Winfrey (Softball) Class of 2007 Jerry Blakely (Football) Jamie Soistmann-Giddens (Volleyball) Ron Holcomb (Football/Tennis) Travis Howe (Rodeo) Joe Martin (Football) Kim Paschall-Neighbors (Softball) Teresa Ramos (Basketball) PAST Class of 2008 Mark Beeman (Baseball) Dan Buzard (Basketball) Steve Hamrick (Basketball) Amanda Hewitt (Basketball) Shonteau Joshua (Basketball) Cedric Palmer (Basketball) Jessica Rowley (Softball) Linda Sultemeir (Rodeo) Floyd White (Football) Jerry T. Wright (Football) Class of 2009 Jeff Fontanilla (Golf) Steve C. Harmon (Support) Bobby R. Kirkley (Basketball) Kay Sewell-Lambert (Rodeo) Christabell Mariner (Volleyball) Barbara St. John Nuckols (Basketball) Ty Touchstone (Football) Samuel Yavala (Track) Class of 2010 Julie Baxter-Poyer (Volleyball) Gabe DeHoyos (Baseball) Jamaal Hunnicutt (Basketball) Rachel Mohler (Softball) Treena Royston-Dockery (Basketball) Jim Harman (Support) Mike Slinker (Support) Inductees Class of 2011 Gary Robbins (Support) Terry Cron (Football) Jeff Howard (Football) Terry Leatherwood (Rodeo) Lacy Lee-Howard (Basketball) Dallas McMann (Baseball) Lindsay Schiely (Volleyball) Class of 2012 Tracy Jordan (Softball) Kenneth Cunningham (Rodeo) Mike “Spike” Dillard (Football) Heather Brown (Basketball) Class of 2013 Tommy Joe Smith (Football) Elizabeth Richards-Capps (Basketball) Lindsey Davison-Masiarek (Volleyball) Phil Clabaugh (Baseball) Mike Maguire (Volleyball/Athletic Director) Class of 2014 Terry Dillard (Football) Megan Dozier-Singleton (Women’s Soccer) Donald ‘Doc’ Elder (Support) Merrill Adams-Ellis (Rodeo) Michael Eckhart (Swimming) Bobby Rodriguez (Football) Terry Sweet (Football) Inductees 2014 TERRY Dillard Dillard, the Greatest Greyhound for the 1979-80 year, was a first team all-district and honorable mention All-American selection. A four-year starter in the Hounds’ defensive backfield, he also had three brothers play football at ENMU. In the 1978 season, he was the third-leading tackler on the squad with 8.6 per game. Dillard earned the Distinguished ROTC Cadet Award at Eastern and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant into the United States Army as an intelligence officer. In 1980, he graduated from ENMU with a bachelor of science degree in sociology. After Dillard’s time at Eastern, he continued his military education, which included deployment to Haiti, to serve with the United Nations forces. MEGAN Dozier-Singleton Megan Dozier-Singleton is the first soccer player at Eastern to earn induction to the Hall of Honors, as the program debuted in fall 2003. Dozier not only played in the first ENMU soccer game, but also tallied the team’s first goal and dished out the first assist. Dozier-Singleton immediately made Eastern a force to be reckoned with and was a four-time All-Lone Star Conference player with three firstteam selections. She still holds the team record for points, points per game and assists. Dozier-Singleton graduated in December 2007 with a degree in business administration. Inductees 2014 DONALD ‘DOC’ Elder For two decades, Elder has added to the listening pleasure for Greyhound and Zia fans by inserting historical anecdotes and pop-culture references into his football, baseball and basketball broadcasts. In addition to his broadcasting duties, he is a history professor at ENMU and has taken on the responsibilities of a sports communication class over the last few years which allowed students the opportunity to take part in his broadcasts. In the summer of 2012, Elder earned the Lone Star Conference Jack Trussell Broadcaster of the Year Award and was inducted into the New Mexico Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame. Adams-Ellis MERILL Merrill Adams-Ellis led the 1976 women’s rodeo team to a Southwest Regional crown and a runnerup finish at the College National Finals Rodeo. She was a four-year qualifier to the CNFR in breakaway roping, barrel racing and goat tying. Adams-Ellis has contributed scholarship money to the ENMU rodeo program for several years and presented the first Merrill Adams Rodeo Scholarship, in 2011, which has become a yearly presentation to a deserving rodeo student. She was the first and only female president of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association. southern region faculty president of the NIRA and was a television commentator on the NIRA College National Finals Rodeo broadcast. In 2012, Adams Ellis was inducted into the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame. She also coached the Southwest Texas Junior College rodeo team, after graduating from ENMU in 1976 with a degree in journalism. Inductees 2014 MICHAEL Eckhart Michael Eckhart was a three-time All-American for the Greyhound swimming team in the 500, 1,000 and 1,650-yard freestyle events (1972-1973, 1974), setting ENMU records in those events. He was also a 1972 qualifier for the United States Olympic trials. He earned all-conference status in the 1,650-yard free style, 500 freestyle, 400yard freestyle relay, and 800-yard freestyle relay. Swimmer’s World Magazine featured numerous articles about Eckhart’s complete domination over the sport. After two years of initial success with the Greyhounds, he was approached to compete for Texas A&M, but decided to remain at ENMU. While at Eastern, Eckhart earned both his undergraduate and master’s degree in teaching, which led to a professional career as a school teacher and principal. Rodriguez BOBBY Bobby Rodriguez was the Lone Star Conference South Division Offensive Back of the Year in 1999 and first team All-LSC after he guided the squad to the division title with a 6-3 record, which included a 24-16 win in the Wagon Wheel game against West Texas A&M University. During that season, he passed for 1,229 yards and 11 touchdowns in the Greyhounds’ option-based offense. In ENMU’s home opener, he passed for 226 yards, tossed two touchdowns and rushed for 63 yards in the Hounds’ 54-7 rout of New Mexico Highlands. Rodriguez earned Honorable Mention All-Lone Star Conference South Division in 1998. Over those two years, he guided ENMU to consecutive 8-3 marks, and snapped a two-year skid in the Wagon Wheel Game. Inductees 2014 TERRY Sweet Terry Sweet will be inducted posthumously. He will always be remembered fondly as one of the top players to appear in a Greyhound uniform. He lettered as a defensive end for head coach Jack Scott for ENMU from 1973-76 and was chosen as the team’s Best Defensive Player in 1976. Sweet’s play drew nationwide attention, as he was an AllAmerica candidate in 1974 and 1976, in addition to earning a spot on the University of Northern Colorado’s All-Opponent Team in 1975. CorporatesLevel AAA Fire Pro 1000 Brokers Logistics 1000 Cattle Baron Restaurants Inc 1000 Designs by J 1000 Eastern Sunbelt Real Estate 1000 Eric D. 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