Scott, a native of Akron, was a two-time All-MAC First-Team selection for the Falcons.

Schoeni arrived at Bowling Green in 1965 as the supervisor of maintenance and grounds for the athletic program.

An All-Ohio end on the football team, Schnelker also played basketball and ran track at the university.

Schiller earned All-MAC First-Team honors three times and was named the league’s Player of the Year in 1990 and 1991.

Sawdy served as head trainer at Bowling Green for 24 years.

A native of Cleveland, Ryan earned four letters in both cross country and track at BGSU.

Russell was an outstanding tackle on the 1954-56 football teams, and helped lead BG to it’s first MAC title in 1956.

A three-time All-MAC first teamer at end, Rivers helped the 1964 and 1965 Falcons capture back-to-back MAC titles.

A 1962 All-MAC first team selection, Reynolds was also named to the College All-Stars team his senior season.

Regnier earned two letters in wrestling, finishing third at the MAC meet at 147 pounds at both a junior and senior.