STAN DUBIS AWARD

Stan Dubis was an outstanding official in basketball and football for many years and was also a member of the Sportsmanship Committee.  It was at the end of our sportsmanship meeting in January 1992, that Stan suffered a stroke and died shortly thereafter. It was decided by the committee at the next meeting to honor an outstanding official at the next dinner and to designate this recognition as the STAN DUBIS AWARD.

Listed below are the recipients and the year they were honored.

2000 Bob Carnagey
1999 John Goss
1998 Richard Anderson
1997 Warren Benko
1996 Ted Walsh
1995 Paul Danko*
1993 Stan Dubis
           Bob Marcinek
           Wally McCormick

*Paul Danko died of a heart attack while officiating a varsity basketball game at Munster on November 22,
1994.  As a tribute to him a scholarship fund was started in his name. The Sportsmanship Committee donates $250.00 to this fund annually.

Dick Blythe Lifetime Achievement Award

The Lifetime Achievement Award began in 1993.  This award reflects on those individuals with outstanding character, contribution to youth, dedication, and effort that has been exemplified throughout their careers emphasizing good sportsmanship. As of 2020, the award was re-named in honor of the late Dick Blythe, the Sportsmanship Committee Chairman 1992-2003.

Listed below are those individuals and the year they were presented the Lifetime Achievement Award.

1999
Ed Herbert
John  D. Smith
1998  
Eddie Hudson
1997
Walt Viellieu
Jerry Vlasic
1996
Jules Siegle
Ray Williams
1995 
John Molodet
1994 
Bob Straight
1993
George Bereolos
Bernie Krueger

PATRON HUMANITARIAN AWARD

The Patron Humanitarian Award is awarded to those patrons showing humanitarian qualities and support throughout the years.

Listed below are those patrons receiving this award.

Orsen Artis

Harry Flournoy

LEADERSHIP AND SCHOLARSHIP AWARD

The Leadership and Scholarship Award began in 2000.  The award is presented to the high school senior who exemplifies great leadership, strong academics and athletic ability.  Consideration is given to school activities, community involvement and positive character traits.

2004
Gary Simkus
Philip Bien
2003
Justin Bales
2002
Mathew Mendenhall
Barry Tyler
2001
Scott Linger
2000
Brian Bales

Mark Hines
Jim Miskovich
Peter Nau
Ernie Nim
Tom Ploski
Earl J. Smith Jr.
Marc A. Zubeck