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Diepenbrock, John
Amano, Eugene
Anderson, Donald
Anderson, Kelvin "Earthquake"
Arnzen, Ed
Aschoff, Angie
Attig, Rick
Banker, Ted
Barringer, Lizz
Beckemeyer, Lea
Behrens, Jack
Berg, Doug
Bergman, Clarence
Bernard, John "Hap"
Bieser, Steve
Bonilla, Clemente
Borowiak, Zach
Branch, Terrence
Brennecke, Tom
Brune, Charlie
Brune, Greg
Brune, Lance
Byrne, Laura
Chase, Lori
Cleveland, Antonius
Colbert, Brandon
Colon, Pat
Connolly, Dan
Cooper-Stacy, Jane
Courleux, F.J.
Crawford, Jewell
Creek, Jayne
Dement, Kenneth
Diepenbrock, John
Ebaugh, Paul
Eichhorst, Rich "Ike"
Eley, William "Bud"
Eudaley, Tracie
Family, Kohlfeld
Family, Rust
Family, Holcomb
Farley, Kevin
Farrington, Mary Kate
Ferguson, Bobby
Foster, Lisa
Gannon, Cindy
Giessing, Bill
Goddard, Wayne
Godwin, Ashley
Gohn, Mike
Guccione, Beth
Haines, Joey
Hamby, Jim
Harris, Gray C.
Harris, Henry
Hastings, Trae
Haukap, Krista
Hawkins, Frank
Henderson, Ted
Hogan, Mark
Hudson, Kathleen
Iman, Ken
Jenkins, Heather
Johnson, Jeremy
Jones, Gerald
Jones, Edgar
Keltner, Heather
Kiehne, Ed
Kirsch, Pam
Klocke, Jim
Knox, Kenneth
Lohr, Jim
Lucchesi, Joey
McDonald, Megan
McLane, Bill
McRoberts, Paul
McSpadden, Galen
Means, David
Meier, Dale
Meto, Tuba
Metz, Donald
Meyr, Ryland "Dutch"
Meystedt, Kermit
Miller, Rex
Mitchell, Sherry
Moses, Trenton
Moss, Eddie
Mulkey, Herb
Peiffer, Dan
Peiffer, Blake
Pennington, Todd
Peterson, Cheri
Pickering, Lindsay
Ponder, Willie
Porter, Otto
Presberry, Andrew
Pritchard, Don
Purham, Lutricia
Rademaker, Dr. Tim
Richmond, Lana
Ridenour, Christine
Rippelmeyer, Ray
Ritter, Carl
Robinson, Kerry
Rosengarten, Marvin
Rubio, Angel
Scannell (Brune), Emily
Schneider, John
Schwepker, John
Shumate, Ron
Slaughter, Beverly
Smallwood, Walter
Smith, Miles
Smith, Blake
Spille, Ryan
Stuber, Abe
Summers, Michelle
Thomas, Rob
Thomas, Bruce
Thrower, Tom
Tibe, Royal
Uhls, Joe
Upton, Tom
Vanatta, Mike
Wadlington, Rick
Walker, Tony
Wells, Linda
White, Ed
Wieser, Rick
Wille, Clark
Williams, Curtis
Williams, Steve
Williams, Lorenz C. "Red"
Williams, Carroll
Winans, Derek
Wittenborn, John
Wood, Mike
Yeargain, Larry
Zeiler, Lindsay
John Diepenbrock
Induction:
2004
Class:
1968
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Bio
1965-1968
Diepenbrock was a great receiver who was voted his team's Most Valuable Player in 1968. He led the team and MIAA in receiving yardage during the 1967 and 1968 seasons, and finished his career with 110 receptions for 2,073 yards.
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