Past Inductees
2004 Inductees, January 9, 2004
Lisa Eveland, Charles
Pritchard, Lynn Strehle,
Eric Maxson
| LISA EVELAND CLASS OF 1981 |
| Lisa graduated from Logan
Elm as one of our outstanding athletes. She earned nine Varsity letters
while participating in Softball, Basketball and Volleyball. Lisa was named Mid State League Player of the Year for Softball in 1981. LEAGUE AWARDS: Basketball Three-year letter winner Softball Four-year letter winner Freshman Year: Sectional and District Champions Junior Year: Sectional Champions Mid State League Champions 1st Team All Mid-State League Most Valuable Player Senior Year: Mid State League Champions 1st Team All Mid-State League Most Valuable Player Mid State League Player of the Year Volleyball Two-year letter winner Honorable Mention – Gazette All Area Team COACHING: 1998 7th Grade All Mid-State League Champions 1998 Mid-State League Tournament Champions 1999 8th Grade All Mid-State League Champions
EDUCATION: |
| CHARLES PRITCHARD CLASS OF 1956 |
| Chuck graduated from
Laurelville High School. He earned three Varsity letters while participating
in Basketball. Chuck began his coaching career at Logan Elm in 1967. He also
held the position of Athletic Director, Assistant Football Coach and
Assistant Baseball Coach. In addition, Chuck was Principal of Saltcreek
Elementary for eight years and of Washington Elementary for ten years. LEAGUE AWARDS: Basketball Three-year letter winner Leading Scorer in the County – average of 26.3 points per game Team Most Valuable Player All-county Bill Sauer Sportsmanship Award All-county Most Valuable Player in 1956 COLLEGE AWARDS: Wilmington College of Ohio 1956-1960 Basketball Team Most Valuable Player his Senior Year Who’s Who in Small College Sports Ranked 3rd in the Nation for Free Throw Percentage with 87.3% EDUCATION: B.S. in Education from Wilmington College Masters Degree in Administration from Xavier University EMPLOYMENT: Teacher and Principal in the Logan Elm School District for 25 years Retired with 32 years of service in Education Former Pickaway County Commissioner COACHING: Logan Elm School District Varsity Boys Basketball Coach 1967-1972 SVC League Title for two years SVC Coach of the Year for two years Sectional Champions Attained 100th Basketball Coaching Victory in 1970 Coordinated the first 5th and 6th Grade Basketball Program 7th Grade Girls Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Huntington High School Varsity Boys Basketball Coach 1963-1966 Co-Coach of the Year in the Ross County League in 1965 Unofficially made 256 consecutive foul shots Corning High School Varsity Boys Basketball Coach 1960-1962 18-5 Record his first season as Head Coach District Semi-Finals in Athens CURRENTLY: Chuck is a volunteer coach for the church youth basketball team and is enjoying his Retirement. FAMILY: Wife of 43 years: Sharon Pritchard Son: Matthew Pritchard Daughter: Lori Pritchard Clark Grandchildren: Alyvia, Cole, Carly, Colin and Claire |
| LYNN STREHLE CLASS OF 1978 |
| Lynn graduated from Logan
Elm as one of our outstanding athletes. He earned five Varsity letters while
participating in Football and Baseball. Lynn holds current Baseball School
Records for Career Batting Average of .454 and Strikeouts in a Single Game
with (18 for 7 Innings) 25 total. LEAGUE AWARDS: Baseball Three-year letter winner Junior Year: All Mid-State League Champions Team Records: Tied - Most Hits in a Single Game Tied - Doubles in a Single Game Tied - Most Home Runs in a Single Game Most Doubles for the Season with 7 Most Hits for the Season with 34 Highest Batting Average with .430 School Record: Most Runs Batted In with 31 Senior Year: First Team All Mid-State League Selected to play in the All Ohio All Star Game Sectional and District Champions Regional Runners-up 1st Team from Pickaway County in Baseball Regional Finals Team Records: Tied - Most Home Runs for Season Tied - Most Runs Batted In for a Single Game Tied - Most Doubles in a Single Game Tied - Most Home Runs in a Single Game Highest Earned Run Average of 2.05 Team Most Valuable Pitcher School Record: Most Runs Batted In with 33 COACHING: Lynn coached Baseball and Football at Zane Trace High School for 16 years. For 3 years Lynn held the position of Head Football Coach at Zane Trace. OFFICIATING: Lynn has officiated High School Basketball for 20 years. During that time, he was selected and officiated at: 64 Sectional Tournament Games 28 District Tournament Games 11 Regional Tournament Games 5 State Tournament Games 1 Boys All Ohio All Star Game CURRENTLY: Lynn has been employed at DuPont in Circleville for 25 years. He and his wife Beth have resided in the Kingston area for 23 years. FAMILY: Wife: Beth Strehle Father: William Strehle Sister: Angie Malone |
| ERIC MAXSON AWARD OF MERIT |
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LOGAN ELM HALL OF FAME 2004 AWARD OF MERIT The Award of Merit was established to recognize individuals who have made extraordinary contributions to benefit Logan Elm Athletics. Mr. Eric Maxson is the recipient for 2004. Eric graduated from Logan Elm High School in 1977. He was a four-year member of the basketball team and a one-year member of the baseball team. Eric served as President of the Logan Elm Booster Club for 6 years. He would like to thank the officers, friends, coaches, family and parents for all of their support with the booster club. He would like to send special thanks to the coaches who worked concessions every week at bingo, worked the bingo floor and also for their cooperation in allowing the boosters to work on larger facility projects. Without those many people, he could not have achieved the outstanding goals that were set. All of that hard work and commitment resulted in: Three sets of Bleachers at the football stadium, Press Box, All-Weather Track, Track Equipment, Equipment Building, New Uniforms for All Sports Teams, Soccer Equipment, Weight Room Equipment, New Trophy Cases at McDowell, Athletic Banners in McDowell Gym, National Cheerleading Competition in Florida and Awards for the High School Academic Renaissance Program. In addition, Eric helped Laurelville PTO raise $25,000 to install new playground equipment by coordinating the basketball shoot each summer at the Laurelville Carnival. Eric also has been scorekeeper/clock keeper at several freshman games. Eric accepts this award on behalf of the booster officers, coaches, friends, family and parents who helped him to achieve these accomplishments. The Logan Elm Athletic Department is very pleased to take this opportunity to honor Mr. Eric Maxson with this Award of Merit. Please take a moment after the ceremony to congratulate him for a job WELL DONE! CURRENTLY: Eric is owner of Laurelville Grain & Mill Company since 1988. It is a family owned business for 50 years, serving the agriculture needs for the farming community. FAMILY: Lovely Wife of 25 years: Diane Maxson Daughters: Makiah and Erica Maxson |