Hall of Fame

(Bresser) Hobel, Emily
Accurso, Juli
Adamovsky, Briana
Adams, Chet F.
Adams, Bunk
Albert, Jim
Alden, Vernon
Allen (Asher), Courtney
Anderson, Lowell "Duke"
Arbinger, Michael
Armbrust, Elden
Babbitt, Bob
Babcock, Kevin
Banton, Elmore
Baron, Paul
Baseball Team, 1970
Bash, Herbert
Baumholtz, Frank
Begala, Joseph W.
Bellville, Staci
Bertelsen, Robert
Bier, John
Bird (1922-1948), O.C.
Blank, Kurt
Blosser, Kermit
Bolyard, Anne
Bonewit-Cron, Hollie
Botuchis, John
Boyce, Tom
Bozentka (Taylor), Lynn
Brady, King
Brammer, John E.
Brenly, Bob
Brooks, Robert
Brown, George M.
Brown, M. Harold
Brown, Catherine
Bryant, Cleve
Burnison, Don
Byrum, Dion
Canine, John
Carbone, Joe
Carlston, Geoff
Carmon, Ken
Carney, Lester N.
Cheran, Roy
Chrisman, Claude
Christian Safari, Selina
Clark, Joy
Clark, Henry
Cobb, Laura
Cole, Julie
Colvin, Joseph W.
Conrad, Jackie
Costello, Vince
Courtad, Tim
Crabtree, Ben
Daniel (Calcutt), Frances
Daniels, Andy
Davis, Raymond C.
Dean, Joseph
Dollings, Carlisle
Donofrio, Dan
Dougan, Stanley
Dowswell, Richard "Rick"
Dutro, Darla
Earich, Sim
Eastman, John
Eby (Axer), Christine "Kiki"
Echstenkamper, Mike
England, Dick
Engleka, Matt
Enright, Shawn
Fekete, John
Fenik, Ron
Finsterwald, Russ
Finsterwald, Dow
Fish, Donald W.
Football Team, 1968
Ford, Geno
Fowlkes, Ron
Frederick, Bill
Frick, John
Fuller, Francis "Peg"
Gabriel, Clark B.
Gardner, Orville Dwight
Geisler, Mark
Geter, Lewis
Gibson, C.O.
Gilders, Roger
Gilders (1959-1984), Fletcher
Goddard, John R.
Goldsberry, Blaine
Gordon, Gwynn
Gray, Terry
Grecni, Richard
Greene, Bruce
Gressick, Anthony
Griffin, Melissa
Grover, B.T.
Gruber, Hal
Haley, Mike
Halleck, Paul
Hammond (1989-1995), Scott
Harmon, Terry
Harrison, Bob
Hart, Al
Harter, Ron
Heckman, Marti
Heffelfinger (1952-1978), Cliff
Heller, Bill
Hendrickson, Mark
Herbert, William H.
Herman, Ellen
Hess, Bill
Hilt, Don
Hood, George R. "Pug"
Hoovler, Don "Skip"
Horvath, Tiffany
Hosler, Roger
Hosta, Bruce
Houmard, Bob "Hoss"
Houska, Harry
Hudson Ruffins, Gail
Hunter, Brandon
Hunter, Larry
Jackson, Jerry
Jacobs, Lamar
Jamerson, Dave
Janiak, Len
Johnson, Russ
Johnson, Jeremy
Johnstone, Alexandra
Jolliff, Howard E.
Jones, Greg
Joyce, Tim
Juenger, David
Jurkovic, Bill
Kahler, Krum
Kappes, Robert G.
Karl, Nicholas "Nick"
Keifer Kennedy, Marcy
Kepler, Russell
Kerns, John "Rosey"
Kimble, Eric
King, Angus E.
Kish, Ernie
Kowall, Ken
Krauss, Marc
Kyes, Ryan
Lalich, Nick
Lalich, Pete
Lamberti, Kelly
Leahy, Bart
Leveck, Dave
Leveck, Jack
Lewis, Art
Littler, Dutch
Littler, Bob
Lockard, Amy
Love, Craig
Luckett, Walter
Lyle, Sherman
MacDonald, Kathryn
MacNicol (Mitchell), Lisa
Maher, Jane
Malavite, Gus
Malokas, John T.
Mast (Daugherty), Caroline
Mayle, Scott
Mazziotto, Lauren
McElhaney, Harold
McKinley, Pete
McRae, Kalvin
McReynolds, W.R. "Shorty"
Men's Cross Country Team, 1964
Meyer, Tracy
Miller, Robert "Fizz"
Miller, Anita Corl
Miskewycz, Ihor
Mitchell, Darnell
Montgomery, John W.
Moock, Robert
Moore, Dave
Morris, Jen
Murphy, Richard
Murphy, Tom
Murphy, Mike
Nee (1980-1986), Danny
Nevits, Tom
Newlon (Blandford), Maureen
Nichols (Allwine), Chris
Nossek, Joe
Ogunfeyimi, Alfred
Ohio Football Team, 1960
Olson (1916-1951), Thor
Oswald, Bryan
Ott, Carl H.
Palmer, Hokie
Pantalone, Jeri
Park, Joanne
Peden, Don
Pedigo, Roger
Percival, Jake
Peters, Franko
Picard (1954-1984), Fred
Potter, Henry "Tad"
Priessman, Kevin
Rambo, David
Randall, Glenn C.
Rawlins, Rhonda
Ream, Les
Reinhart, Carime
Richey (1947-1973), Frank B.
Rinta, Eugene
Risaliti, Dan
Ritchie, Joshua
Ritchie, Shannan
Robbins, Ed
Roberts, Eddie
Rohr (1963-1978), Bill
Romanek, Glenn
Rott, Rudy
Rudo, Steve
Sadosky, Lenny
Sawchik, Lou
Scheider, Al
Schleicher, Fred
Schmidt, Bill
Schmidt, Mike
Schmitt (McDowell), Janet
Scholl, Jennifer
Schorr, Dick
Schuler, Mike
Schulz, Dick
Seigneur (Dorsey), Savannah Jo
Shon, Samuel
Shreffler, Jim
Shrider, Richard G.
Silvia, Cathy
Sintic, Joseph "Bull"
Skaggs, Steven D.
Skeen-Gilbert, Holly
Smail, Dick
Smiles, Andy
Snyder, Todd
Snyder, Robert A.
Snyder, Jim
Snyder, Larry
Softball Team, 1975
Solich, Frank
Solomon, Dave
Stamm (1979-1985), Diane
Steele, Ned
Storey, Paul
Stute, Ted
Sugden, Barry
Swisher, Steven E.
Szalay, Frank
Tatum, Robert
Taylor, Milt
Taylor, Donna Jean
Taylor, Emmett
Taylor, Mary Catherine
Tettleton, Tyler
Thomas, Larry Lee
Toadvine, Bill
Tobik, Dave
Trammell, Bruce
Trautwein (1938-1949), Dutch
Trent, Gary
Tscholl, Robert
Turk, John
Unik, Dave
Vandlik, Charles
Volleyball Teams, 2004 & 2005
Wade, W. Neal
Wagner, David "Bucky"
Walters, Cody
Walters (Rafferty), Becky
Warshower, Jerome
Weeden (Devine), Wendy
Whaley, Bill
White, Gus
White, Carlton (Slugger)
Widdoes (1949-1969), Caroll C.
Willet, Bob
Williams (Thompson), Kathy
Wills, Woodrow "Woody"
Winkfield, Julia
Woodlee, Chuck
Woodworth, P.J.
Wren, Bob
Wylie, Mark
Zastudil, Dave
Zednick, Edward "Zip"
Zychowicz, Joe
van Selm, Kim

Bart Leahy

Induction:
2006
Class:
1998

Bart Leahy was a member of the Ohio baseball team from 1995-1998. In 1997, he led the Bobcats to the 1997 Mid-American Conference Championship, earning MAC Tournament MVP honors. In his senior season, he broke the career home run record and earned First-Team All-Mid East Region and First-Team Academic All-MAC honors. He hit the first ever homerun at Bob Wren Stadium. He was drafted in the 13th round of the MLB Draft in 1997 to the Houston Astros but opted to stay for his senior season. After graduation, he was an undrafted free agent and played professional baseball for the Florida Marlins for three years.

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