Pictured here is Class of ’66 superstar swimmer Ron Dadami.
Posted 10/1/18 All members of the Girls Athletic Association are pictured in this 1962 photo – very impressive! Runner-up and in his senior year he climbed to the top of Year varsity wrestler, a two time DVAL and North Coast Swimming and water polo and won the waterĢ019 inductee and 1978 graduate Warren Turnage is Katie received a golf scholarship to Long Beach State University.Īfter winning the 2003 Athlete of the YearĪward. Was a multiple varsity letter winner and after high school, Three sport star in volleyball, basketball and golf. 1965 CV Athlete of the Year.Ģ019 inductee Katie Webber Caderao was a 2000 Year he was named to the All-DVAL Team in bothīasketball and baseball. Gary wasĪ three year performer in basketball and baseball The ’77 team was theįirst northern California school to capture an all-stateĢ019 inductee and 1965 graduate Gary Logsdon In 1977 he led the wrestling team to aĬIF State Championship where he also captured the Bruce was a star in both footballĪnd wrestling. Went to become and outstanding scholar athlete atĢ019 inductee Bruce Kopitar was a 1977 graduate andĪthlete of the Year. She won nine varsity lettersĪnd multiple team MVP awards. York, Kellie Ruiz, Karey Sheehan, Margaret Kubitschek.Ģ019 inductee and sister of fellow 2019 inductee Top L-R: Deepka Mathur, LeeAnne Fine, Sharon
Pat is a longtime teacher, coach, athletic director and activistįor the sports program at Clayton Valley High School.Ģ019 inductees pictured here are the 1979Ĭhampionship girls volleyball team. Pat Middendorf is this years inductee for Community/Leadership. His career included multiple league and NorthĬoast championships. Head football, girls basketball and track and fieldĬoach. In his years at Clayton Valley he was the George Smylie is the 2019 inductee for coachingĪt CVHS. L/R- John Miller, Peter Carpino, Tom DiMecurio,ġst place champions, Ed’s Mudville Grill won a thrillingĭee Billeter getting things started early Bocce Ball morning Veteran CV coaches took time for this picture L/R – Doug Balough, Jay Todesco, Pete Laurence, Pat Martucci Representedįormer CVHS wrestlers teamed up again for the Bocce tournament Relief after a couple of long-winded earlier speeches when heĪnd assemble for this group photo. Old timers Mickey Wharton and Gary Logsdon, both class of ’65, To the right, Natalie Nelson with coach Dennis Bledsoeġ998 California CIF State triple jump champion Benson Jones Lindsay Nelson, Pat Middendorf, George Smylie A Graveside Service will be held at Pleasant Cemetery on Saturday, June 4, 2022, at 11:00AM.Natalie Nelson, Benson Jones, Katie Webber Caderao, Visitation will be held from 4-7 PM on Friday, June 3, 2022, at the PORTER-TIDD FUNERAL HOME, 331 W. Mary Lou was loved by many and will be missed.
Her greatest joy in life was her 60 years of marriage to Bob, raising David and Catherine, and watching their families grow. Mary Lou maintained an active lifestyle into her 90s, visiting relatives across the country, playing golf at London Country Club (always at a fast pace), spending winters in Sarasota, and knitting Christmas stockings for her great-grandchildren. She was a big fan of Buckeye football and basketball and enjoyed watching games with her family and friends. Mary Lou was an independent country girl who loved living on her farm, playing bridge, spending time with her neighbors Tim & Mary and Judy & David, and daily calls with her close friend, Betty. She was an involved member of her community, which included working as a substitute teacher at Plains School, volunteering at London Hospital, serving as a board member of the Madison County Board of Developmental Disabilities, and participating as a member of The United Church. Mary Lou attended Ohio University and was a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority. She is survived by her sister Jane, daughter Catherine and her husband Wayne, daughter-in-law Cindy, grandchildren Annie, Matthew, Katie, Boyd, and Webber, and great-grandchildren Keener, Grace, Mack, Louisa, and Vivian. She is preceded in death by her husband Robert “Bob” Webber, son David, sisters Ruth and Ann, and brothers Fred and Ned. Mary Lou was born on July 17, 1931, to Loutie LeMay and Bruce Clinton Junk. Sterling, Ohio, passed away on Saturday, May 21, 2022. "Mary Lou Webber, age 90, a lifelong resident of Mt.
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