1969 Gordon Hutchison

1969 Gordon Hutchison Gordon Hutchison -First in back row. Mid-Atlantic League – Butler Yankees He was a promoter of the Mid-Atlantic Baseball League and sponsor of several local baseball teams.
1969 Paul Red Uram

1969 Paul Red Uram A Butler HS and Slippery Rock University graduate where he excelled in football & track.He was also an outstanding gymnast and went to coach National Championship Gymnastics Teams. He later worked for the Pittsburgh Steelers as their flexibility and strength conditioning coach.
1969 Tom Brown

1969 Tom Brown Butler HS graduate who played baseball, basketball, and football. He also played in independent sandlot leagues and became a PIAA Official.
1969 Frank “Skip” LeFevre

1969 Frank “Skip” LeFreve Frank ” Skip” LeFevre: Butler HS graduate who played baseball, basketball, and football. He also played in independent sandlot leagues and became a PIAA Official.
1969 Bill Younkins

1969 Bill Younkins A Butler HS and Washington & Jefferson College where he was an basketball and football player in the early 1900’s. He also coached football at Butler & Vandergrift high schools.
1968 Walter Johnstone

1968 Walter Johnstone Walter was a professional who played on the PGA tour in the late 1920’s and 1930’s. He also was a Professional tutor at the Butler Country Club.
1968 Billy Kummer

1968 Billy Kummer An early 1900’s outstanding basketball player in high school and college, earning several MVP Awards.
1968 Harry Holiday

1968 Harry Holiday A 1940’s All American Swimmer at the University of Michigan.
1968 Bill Saul

1968 Bill Saul Butler HS graduate where he was a three sport letterman. He set records in all three sports – basketball, football, and track. He went on to play football at Penn State University as an outstanding linebacker. After PSU he played in the NFL for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Colts. Bill […]
1968 Fran Webster

1968 Fran Webster Butler HS and Slippery Rock University graduate from the 1930’s – 40’s era earning MVP honors in basketball. He also became a coach at Westminster College.