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The Hall of Fame started as a bicentennial project. The first class in 1976 included 151 inductees while recent years have seen eight inductees per year. [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] Up to 2016, a total of 508 people have been selected, with 15 being selected in more than one category, bringing the total to 524 inductions in 30 categories.
Jerome Baker, Ohio State linebacker drafted by the Miami Dolphins [1] Newton D. Baker, mayor, Secretary of War; Bill Balas, screenwriter, director and producer; Kaye Ballard, actress; John Banaszak, football player, current coach at Robert Morris University; Robert Bardwell, former organist for the Cleveland Indians; Majel Barrett, actress
John Raphael Hagan, 1912 – former Auxiliary Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cleveland and Titular Bishop of Limata Joseph Patrick Hurley (Archbishop), 1915 – former Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of St. Augustine , chargé d'affaires of the Apostolic Delegation in Japan from 1933 to 1934, regent ad interim to Yugoslavia
Waterston married his first wife, Barbara Johns, in 1964. [41] The couple had one son, actor James Waterston, before divorcing in 1975. Waterston married his second wife, former model Lynn Louisa Woodruff, in 1976. [42] They have three children: daughters Katherine Waterston and Elisabeth Waterston (who are also actresses), and a son, Graham. [43]
The Kermit Blosser Ohio Athletics Hall of Fame is the hall of fame for Ohio Bobcats athletes and athletic personnel. Since 1965, selectees to the Hall are inducted during annual ceremonies, including recognition at halftime of a home college football game. Inductees are also honored via display of their portrait and accomplishments in the Hall ...
Member of the College Football Hall of Fame and Pro Football Hall of Fame. Vivian Brown, Olympic sprinter [6] Charles F. Brush, engineer, inventor, electric pioneer and founder of a predecessor firm of General Electric (graduate of Central High). Harrison Dillard (1923-2019), track and field athlete, Olympic gold medallist for the 100m dash [7]
For decades, the prestigious humanities magnet program at Grover Cleveland Charter High School sent students to the nation's best colleges, but it also fostered a culture of sexual abuse in which ...
After Ohio City was annexed to Cleveland, West High School was established as a division of the school since state law allowed only one public high school in Cleveland. [1] Central High School moved to its own building in 1856, a brick and stone building that stood at the southwest corner of what is now East Ninth Street and Euclid Avenue. [2]