Temple University Athletics

Hall of Fame

AIAW National Champions, 1982 Women's Lacrosse Team
Abayomi (Council), Dhamiri (Don)
Akerman, Danny
Alden Harden, Claire
Allen, Virginia
Anderson, Anthony
Bahr, Walter
Baldwin Mullan, Marie
Barlow, Fred
Barrett-Geiger, Kathleen
Batson-Harvin, Nadia
Baum, John
Beers McBrearty, Nada
Bell Stashis, Suzanne
Beloff, Dave
Benscoter, Judith L.
Berenato, Joe
Bernardino, Pete
Bernardo, Bill
Bitar, Muna
Bitterlich, Don
Blackwell, Nate
Blaszczyk Petruzzelli, Lynn
Bloom, Meyer
Boardman, Norm
Bobb, Nelson
Boles, John
Bonner, Jack
Bowles, Todd
Boyd, Wayne
Boyd Wright, Lilyan
Boyd-Kranis, Robin
Braccio Chiomento, Madeline
Bradshaw, Bill
Bright, Mark
Brock, Raheem
Brookins, Clarence
Broomell, Brian
Brown, Joe
Brown, James T.
Brown, Walter
Brown Black, Betty
Brown Lewis, Afia
Brown Townsend, Deb
Brown-Hecht, Edna
Brunson, Rick
Burris, Henry
Byard-Jenkins, Toni
Callahan, Jim
Cant Steadman, Doris
Cantwell, Jane Ann
Carroll-Kurtz, Mimi
Casale, Ernie
Casey, Don
Catanzaro-Delaney, Jane
Chaney, John
Chew, Earle
Christmas, Dionte
Chyzowych, Walt
Claxton, Tim
Cohn, Mark
Collins, Mardy
Collins Morris, Patricia
Conjar, Steve
Cromer, Joey
Cummings-Danson, Gail
Curcio, Mike
Daley, Kathie
Dalton Freeman, Dorothea
Danser, Ed
Davis, Essie
Deetscreek, Gary
Dempsey, Pete
DiFurio, Pete
Didriksen, Albert
Don, Jack
Dougal, Tony
Dougherty Merkle, Susanna
Drulis, Charles
Drysdale, Bruce
DuBois Pratt, Elise
Duccilli, Charlie
Dunn, Jack
Dupree, Candice
Durgin Grove, Beverly
Dyniewski, John
Edenborn Stiles, Joan
Elwell , Jim
Englert, Richard M.
Enssler, Harry
Evans, Howard
Falco, Danny
Federoff, Ernie
Fetter Semanik, Mary
Fitzgerald, Kim
Flynn, Don
Fogel, Sam
Frank, Dave
Franke, Nikki
Freiberg, Charley
Geary Gradick, Katherine
Geasey, Bob
Gendron Adams, Karen
Gerlach, Darin
Gilbert, Marty
Golden, Al
Gowan, Jennifer
Granozio, John
Grayson, Stan
Greer, Lynn
Grossman, Randy
Grove, Beverly
Gunson Fleming, Prudence
Hairston, Kamesha
Hall, Granger
Hallman, Jay
Ham, Geoffrey
Hanson, Thomas
Hardin, Wayne
Hardin, Gary
Harold, Claudrena
Harrington, Bob
Harris, Dionna
Hawkins, David
Henderson Newcomb, Frances
Hess, F. Elizabeth
Hick Questa, Barb
Highley Hart, Evelyn
Hinnant, Mike
Hodges, Jesse
Honochick, Jim
Hubbert, Jack
Hucknall Wyld, Dorothy
Hughes, John
Hyman, Bill
Hynoski, Henry
Imhauser, Carl
Jackson, Florence C.
Jackson, Marc
Jackson, Addie
Jarmoluk, Mike
Jenkins, Toni Byard
Joachim, Steve
Johnson, Tre
Johnson, Rod
Johnson, Ollie
Johnson-Mendoza, Dr. Zenzile
Johnstone, Lance
Jones, Eddie
Jones, Merv
Juenger, Steve
Katz, Morris
Kelly, Nancy Jane
Kelly, Debbie
Kennedy, Bill
Kennedy, Donna
Kerber, Chris
Kerstetter Appel, Marie
Kilgore, Mik
Kilroy, Frank
Klecko, Joe
Klier, Kevin
Kolman, Ed
Koopman, Tim
Kovaci, Alma
Kraft, Jeff
Lambdin Ciarrocca, Kim
Lambert, Tom
Leaness, Pete
Lear, Hal
Leight Harris, Mary Ann
Lenco Esher, Louise
Lerner, Ed
Leuchtner Howat, Betty Jane
Levinson, Hillel
Lightcap, Bess Cramer
Litwack, Harry
Lodise-Gentry, Larraine
Lorenc, Pete
Lurie, Dora
Lyster, Dick
MacDonald, John
Macon, Mark
Mahoney, Bill
Mahoney, Travis
Maloney, Jim
Mantella, Tony
Manto, Jeff
Marple, Jill
Marshall, Willie
Martin Griffith, Doris
Marzano, John
Mattison Thomas, Beatrice
McCall, Art
McConaghie Volp, Anne
McKie, Aaron
McLaughlin, Ben
McWilliams-Owens, Caroline
Meehl, Jacob L.
Men's Basketball Team, 1938
Men's Gymnastics , 1949 NCAA Championship Team
Men's Soccer, 1951 & 1953 Championship Teams
Mendek, Bill
Messervey, Chet
Michener Guiley, Miriam
Middleton Doane, Virginia
Mike-Mayer, Nick
Miller, Heinie
Mills-Ciccimaro, Monica
Minicucci, Dominick
Mizia, Bob
Mlkvy, Bill
Molush, Ed
Montgomery, Jim
Moore, Michael
Moore, Peter
Moore O'Leary, Mandee
Moran, Michael
Morelli, Joe
Morgan Davis, Eleanor
Moyer, Dr. Ray
Muller Poplawski , Chrissy
Murawski, Michelle
Murphy, Sheila
Musi, Angelo
Nackoney, Walt
Nasse Corl, Phyllis
National Invitational Tournament Champion, The 1937-1938 National Championship Team
Nejman, Joe
Nelson, Harry
Nemchick, George
Norman, Jay
Ogden, Ben
Oliver, Len
Oliver Gimmi, Marie
Osinski, Frank
Ovchinnikoff, Claudia
Ovchinnikoff Squeri, Alex
Palmer, Paul
Pasquale, Stephanie
Patterson, Carl
Patterson, Inez
Patton, George
Paul Asbury, Kerry
Paul Rocchino, Joan
Peacock, Eulace
Pearson, Albert
Peffle, Bob
Perry, Tim
Phillips, Chester
Pierce, Roxanne
Pollack, Harvey
Preston Voorhees, Anita
Putnam Willetts, Alice
Quedenfeld, Ted
Rae McQueen, Dorothy
Read, Jason
Reed, Rick
Reese, Henry
Repsher Kashner, Adrienne
Richards, Phil
Rienstra, John
Roberts, Lee
Robertson Haywood, Susan
Robinson, Tex
Rodgers, Guy
Rogers, John
Roos, Les
Rosan, Howard
Roselione, Frank
Rosner, Ralph
Ross, Kevin
Ross Burris, Nicole
Roth, Bill
Ruffin, Dr. Santee
Rullo, Jerry
Runk, Alison
Sage, Anne
Salem Egner, Vera
Sanchez, Pepe
Sauppe Kline, Carol
Schmucker, Marie
Schuler McGeoy, Grace
Schultz Greenberg, Carol
Schumann Plantholt, Dorothy
Shaahid, Sakinah
Sharpe, Maude V.
Shields, Don
Shiley Newhouse, Jean
Shobert, Doug
Shrier, Al
Silverstein, Mike
Singletary, Bill
Sloan Green, Tina
Slosburg, Phil
Smith Taylor, Bonnie
Smukler, Dave
Smutny, Steve
Stahurski, Marty
Stansbury, Terence
Stegmuller, Agnes
Stephens-Franklyn, Marilyn
Stevens, Pete
Stevenson, Randy
Stout, Robert
Szypula, Geroge
Tashjian Chalikian, Dorothy
Tatoian, Ed
Taylor, Bessie W.
Thompson, Dr. Kamali
Thornton , Aamina
Threadgill, Al
Tomasic, Andy
Turchi, Elaine
Turoff, Fred
Usilton, James
Valderrama Abbott, Joy
Van De Zilver , Jim
Voorhees Brown, Blanche
Vowinkel Powell, Lorena
Vreeswyk, Mike
Waller, John
Walter, Adam
Warneka O'Donnell, Lori
Warner, Glenn
Watson, Steve
Watters Smith, Ida C.
Wearshing, Grover
Wentz Alexander, Gwen
Whalen, Tom
Whelan, Jim
White Jr., Gavin
White, III, Gavin
Whittock, Leon
Williams, Jim
Wilson, James "Skip"
Wilson, Mary Beth
Women's Fencing Team, 1992
Women's Lacrosse, 1988 NCAA Champion Team
Women's Lacrosse, 1984 NCAA Champion Team
Wudyka, Stan
Wyatt, Chris
Yeomans, Earl
Young, Anthony
Younger, Max
Zinkoff, Dave

Max Younger

Induction:
1971
Class:
1949

Max Younger coached the gymnastics team for 30 years and many of his performers became standout coaches and officials. He began coaching at Temple in 1926 and produced 13 championship teams. He led the Owls to the 1949 NCAA championship. He presented the First Annual National Association of College Gymnastics Coaches Award. Born in Persia, Czechoslovakia, he came to United States in 1904. He was an outstanding gymnast and was able to work apparatus until his retirement in 1956. He was Professor of Health and Physical Education while gymnastics coach and died in 1962.

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