The first 600 who pay $15 for the noon event from 11 am to 3 pm are for the Classes 1935 to 2014. Alphabetical list of the 2013 inductees: Hank Dihlman, KROS for 40 years; Richard Farwell, a 1954 grad who still holds the single-game and season scoring records in basketball and still active in the Athletic Booster Club; Bill Holmstrom, athletic director from 1969 to 1992; Bill Holsclaw, teacher and
coach and still coach of track and field; Howard Judd, swimming coach for 35 years who had 54 swimmers earn All-American honors; Dan Knight, had a wrestling record of undefeated 128-0, four-time state champion, then All-American at Iowa State; Bob Lueders, 1949 grad who was a three-sport athlete and was Clinton High first wrestling coach in 1963. His teams won 294 dual meets, had 15 individual state champions and his 1987 team won the team state title. Max Lynn, longtime teacher, coach and administrator at CHS.l He was head football coach from 1944 to 1953 and athletic director until his retirement in 1969. Gary Morris, a 1955 CHS grad, was six-time high school All-American in swimming. At the U of Iowa he earned All-American recognition seven times and was an NCAA champion in the 50-yard freestyle in 1958. Carl Nelson, a 1933 grad of CHS, still holds school records in the 100 and 200 meter dashes set in 1933. His time of 9.5 seconds in the 100-yard dash in 1933 was second only to Jesse Owens' 9.4. Ken Ploen, al all-state athlete in three sports, grad of 1953 and went on to become the starting quarterback at the U of Iowa, where he led the Hawkeyes to victory in 1957 Rose Bowl. He led four teams to titles in the Canadian Football League, which includes him in its Hall of Fame. Dan Roushar, a 1960 CHS grad, an all-state player in basketball and football, Roushar went on to become a starting quarterback at Northern Illinois University. He is a coach with the New Orleans Saints of the NFL. Fred "Duke" Slater led the CHS football team to the state championship in 1914. He was a four-year letterman at the U of Iowa and a first-team All-American in 1921. He went on the play professionally for 10 years, earned his law degree during that time and later was elected as a Municipal Court Judge in Chicago. Chuck Vogt, a 1953 grad and standout basketball player for CHS. He led the conference in scoring and was part of a state tournament team as a senior. He was a three-year starter for Iowa State.
