Fourteen men and women named to the Peru Athletic Hall of Fame
The 11th Annual Peru Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet will be held tonight at Livingood’s Restaurant here in Peru. It’s a three-year induction banquet this year for the years 2019, 2020, and 2021.
See biographies below. Click here to see photos received from the Hall of Fame Committee.
Inductee for 2019
Michelle Rocheleau ’89 Soccer, Softball
Inductees for 2020
Leon Brousseau ’69 Football, Wrestling
Sherry Dobbs ’88 Football, Basketball, Baseball
Pamela “Dashnaw” Khraibut ’95 Soccer, Basketball, Softball, Track & Field
Joseph “Joe” Duprey ’71 Football, Wrestling, Baseball
Matthew “Matt” Goette ’94 Soccer, Cross Country, Indoor Track & Field, Basketball, Track & Field
Inductees for 2021
Gerald “Bucky” Bradley ’65 Football, Wrestling, Tennis, Track & Field, Baseball
Solomon “Sol” Irving ’71 Football, Track & Field
Kristie Twining ’90 Soccer, Swimming, Volleyball,
Doug Meagher ’87 Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Track & Field
John Petro ’82 Football, Baseball
Judy Twining 1981-1995 Volleyball coach
Special Recognition Award
Tony Papero Peru Athletic Pride Award
Rick Bruce ‘76
“Voice of the Indians” – 1985-2021
Athletic Support Staff – 54 Years
Mary Clackler
Class Advisor – 1990, 92, 96, 2021 (½ )
“Pep Club Advisor” (1985-2011)
Concussion Management Computer Specialist – 1997-2011
Gerald “Bucky” Bradley
Athlete
1965
Like many other children in the village of Peru, New York. Bucky’s athletics began and ended with Coach Papero. He started playing little league baseball and competed in many Clinton County Youth Commission events. Swimming was one of my better sports and led me to become a lifeguard at Plattsburgh Beach and saving two people’s lives from drowning.
While at Peru High School in 1961-1965, he received 15 Varsity letters in football, wrestling, track, tennis and baseball. There were many wonderful highlights in those years and several league Championships. Scoring 5 touchdowns in one game is a special memory, which he was able to accomplish with great teammate support. Making radio and newspaper All-Star teams was very rewarding and Bucky said “it was not possible without the support of his teammates”. In the 1963-64 school year, his teams won every major sport Championship.
In 1964-1965 Bucky was a member of the wrestling team that started the undefeated team dual meet state record of 122 matches. In 1965 Bucky was a sectional and intersectional champion and finished high school with a 30 and 1 record.
In 1964, the 880-track relay team set the school record at that time with a 1:35 time.
Bucky wanted to show his gratitude to the great coaches that helped him; Coach Papero, Coach Beauvais, Coach Bombard and the many assistant coaches that coached and mentored him during his athletic career.
Leon Brousseau
Athlete
1969
Leon Brousseau graduated from Peru High School in 1969. Although he participated in more than one sport, he became a well-known athlete in the wrestling community and had many achievements during his high school and college careers.
Leon showed his Indian pride and leadership skills by being a starting offensive guard in football for 3 years; captain his junior and senior years.
He began his outstanding wrestling career as a freshman and soon outshined his opponents. Leon was and still is considered a Peru Matman for Peru then and now! Within those years, he was co-captain his junior and senior years, became a two-time sectional champion in 1969, with a record of 15-0. His team, coached by the late Stanley Riggs, had 81 consecutive wins and 5 consecutive sectional championships.
He was the first athlete at Peru High School to receive a full scholarship to Paul Smith’s College where he continued his wrestling career. He placed 4th in the state championships and was awarded Athlete of the Year. Leon graduated in 1972 with a Business degree.
Beginning in 1998, Leon served on the Peru Central School Board of Education for six years. He has volunteered for the Dannemora Federal Credit Union since 1995 and currently serves as Chairperson on the Board of Directors. After 35 years of dedicated service as an Officer, he retired from the NYS Department of Corrections.
Ricky D. Bruce
1976
Tony Papero Peru Athletic Pride Award
Ricky Bruce is 1976 alumni of Peru High School. Rick graduated from Clinton Community College and Plattsburgh with a BA in Environmental Science with the distinction of magna cum laude. He also earned a MALS in outdoor education recreation. Ricky earned multiple honors as a presidential scholar and participated in three academic honor societies and was recognized as Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges
Ricky has been a loyal member of Peru Athletics for over 50 years. Rick participated in youth basketball, Jr. High and JV football, basketball and baseball as well as varsity soccer. He served as equipment manager and statistician for football, basketball and baseball for Coaches Beauvais, Neyenhouse, and Papero.
As a graduate, he volunteered his services to help coach in many sports including soccer, basketball and baseball with coaches Edwards, Riggs and Mazzella. He could often be seen on Saturday mornings working with the 5th and 6th-grade youth basketball programs. Rick also assisted in the summer Big Blue Basketball Camp for many years.
Though Ricky’s Indian Pride runs very deep throughout our sports program, his commitment and service is most strongly associated with being the “Voice of the Indians.” As the ultimate program support staff member, Rick has served as a clock/scoreboard operator and announcer since 1985. He has witnessed and called hundreds of football, basketball, wrestling, volleyball, baseball, and track events over his career at Peru.
Rick is presently retired as an Outdoor Educator and instructor at Clinton Correctional facility but continues as the “Voice of the Indians!”
Mary Clackler
1983-2011
Tony Papero Peru Athletic Pride Award
Mary began teaching in Peru in the fall of 1983 as a 7th-grade math teacher. She soon discovered that there were no clubs for the middle school students to join so I started a Pep Club that met after school to make posters for the football games and for the hallways during the week. When the high school was having their pep rally there was no room for the middle school students in the gym so she started a middle school pep rally in the auditorium. That was her first-time doing and teaching cheers with the students.
When Mary was moved from middle school math to high school math she then became responsible for the high school pep rallies. From 1985-2011 Mary appeared at every pep rally with the exception of the one in 2002. Mary had been diagnosed with breast cancer. Amazingly, Mary would go for radiation treatments at 6:00 in the morning so she would be done early enough to return back to school to begin teaching her classes before school started. During that time the radiation therapy prevented Mary from participating in physical activity and that is the only reason she missed the pep rally in 2002.
Mary loved running around the gym and the field getting the classes and spectators fired up for their school. It was a little more difficult when the rallies’ were held in the stands at the football field which they started doing so all grades could attend. The sidelines during games were Mary’s favorite place. She attended most football games encouraging the crowds to “make noise” at the appropriate times.
As for other activities, Mary was a class advisor for the classes of 1990, 1996, and the last 2 years of 2001. Many homecoming floats were created and windows painted. Mary decorated the Proms when they were held at Peru School and also attended the after Prom events that were sponsored by the school.
During her last few years, when concussions became a subject of alarm affecting athletes. Mary was responsible to learn and would then administer the baseline for every team of athletes in the computer room after school. She had a lot of laughs and enjoyed the experience. If an athlete experienced a head injury during a game or practice Mary would have to administer the concussion test again during the school day. Mary would then share the results with the school nurse. This process was extremely important to get an athlete back into practice and/or into the game as soon as it was deemed safe.
If anyone knows, Mary Clackler they admire her for her willingness to reach out to anyone needing help of any kind! “She is one of a kind!”
Solomon Irving
Athlete
1971
Solomon graduated from Peru Central in 1971. In his four years in high school, Solomon was very active in sports and many extra-curricular activities. In sports he played two years JV basketball but it was in football and track where Solomon was a stand-out. He played four years of varsity football and four years of varsity track and field. In football, Sol scored 12 touchdowns in his career. His last touchdown came against PHS in the championship game in Peru; he went off right tackle and went 65 yards for the score. In track, Sol was a sectional champion in the 100 meters and 220. He also anchored the 4 x 100 relay team that won the sectionals. Besides sports, Solomon was also class vice president his freshman year and president his sophomore year and senior year. He was also involved in student council, chorus, black discussion, ski club, prom court, operetta, orchestra, and autumn harvest ball master of ceremonies.
After high school, Solomon went to college, first at Plattsburgh State University from 1971-1973. He then transferred to California State University at San Bernardino from 1973 to 1974 and then 1976 to 1982 at the California State University at Sacramento. After school Solomon went to work for the State of California, Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. After 31 years Sol retired from the State of California, Department of Corrections as the administrator over a 500 inmate Drug and Alcohol treatment program at Solano State Prison. Sol stays busy as a consultant for the OMCP, training 250 inmates per year from 34 prisons and developing programs in other states. Sol lives in Sacramento California with his wife Cindy and their four children, three boys, Solomonill, Jeremiah, Joseph and one daughter, Corinthia.
Pam “Dashnaw” Khraibut
Athlete
1995
Pam was selected as an eighth-grader to play on the Varsity Girls’ Soccer Team. During her five years playing soccer, she was selected team captain for 3 of those 5 years. The team’s success included winning the Division and Conference playoffs. Individually, Pam’s accomplishments on the soccer team include; selected by section coaches as an “All-Star” for 1994 CVAC and Sectional play, 1993 NYSSCOGS fourth team (Class B); 1994 “All-Star” CVAC Division 1 and CVAC All-Conference.
In Basketball Pam played for 4 years as a Varsity player. Her honors included Press-Republican All-Area 3rd Team; All CVAC Division 1 Team; MVP Queensbury Tournament; tournament coaches selected Pam to the “All-Star” Team in the Peru “Tip-Off” Tournament; “All-Star for CVAC Division 1; During the summer of her summer year Pam was selected to participate as a member of the Adirondack Empire State Games.
In the spring, Pam participated in softball for 3 years, and then in her senior year, she switched to Track and Field. During her time playing softball she was selected; “All-Star” Division 1 “Third Baseman”; New York State Scholar Athletic Team; “All-Star” CVAC All CVAC “Outfielder”.
In Track and Field, Pam became a Section 7 CVAC Champion in 400 hurdles, 400 relays, Long Jump; Placed 13th in NYS Track and Field Finals in 400 hurdles; Section 7 record holder for 400 meters (66 seconds) in 1995.
Pam attended Clarkson University College on a full scholarship. Pam participated in Varsity Soccer 1995-1999 and Basketball 1995-1998. Her successes while at Clarkson include being a 4-year starter in both the soccer and basketball programs; All-American in Soccer and participated in the Soccer Nationals in Kentucky her freshman year.
After graduating from college with a Bio-Chemical Engineering degree, Pam spent ten years in the United States working with her husband Mohamed who she met in college. After ten years they decided to go back to Kuwait to spend time with her husband’s family. Presently, Pam works to educate Kuwait Women on Health Issues along with her other job as an engineer. She does a lot of activities on her own but on the most part, Kuwait women are not offered the opportunity to participate at the level of sports or activities Pam is accustomed to. Not to mention taking care of her four boys.
Sherry Dobbs Jr.
Athlete
1988
Sherry Dobbs Jr. was an outstanding three-sport athlete at Peru Central School in the late 1980s; a period of time when our boys team sports enjoyed great success against local and regional competition. Sherry was a standout player on several CVAC class B championship teams including the 1986 football Indians; the 1986-87 and 1987-88 Basketball teams; and the 1988 Baseball team. His illustrious athletic career at Peru culminated in the most successful baseball season in Peru history as the Indians won the New York State Eastern Regional title on their way to becoming the New York State Class “B” runners-up!!
While Sherry’s humility and “Team First” attitude were his defining qualities on and off the field, his numerous individual recognition’s acknowledged his superior skills as a high school athlete. In football, Sherry was an All-CVAC First Team Defensive Back and a second-team wide receiver in 1987. In baseball, he was a 1988 first-team All-CVAC third baseman. Finally in Basketball Sherry led his team to a dominating 20-2 record while being named the leagues’ Most Valuable player in the 1987-88 season. Upon graduation from Peru, Sherry enrolled at Plattsburgh State University where he played four years of college basketball. In his senior year the leadership skills, he portrayed while at PSUC were recognized on the ”next level” as he was named team captain.
Following his playing career at Plattsburgh State University Sherry went on to a decorated 27-year basketball coaching career at the college level. The aforementioned facts about Sherry Dobbs athletic life illustrate a definitive Hall of Fame resume. It is, however, his fiercely competitive spirit that combined with an exceptional work ethic and uncommon respect for teammates and coaches alike is what defines his essence as a prototypical Peru Athletic Hall of Famer!
Joseph “Joe” Duprey
Athlete
1971
Joe graduated in 1971. During his time at Peru Central, Joe lettered in football, wrestling and baseball. Joe played Varsity football for three years. Joe was named to the WIRY and Press-Republican all-star team and was voted CVL best defensive back his senior year. Coach Mike Beauvais called Joe pound for pound the finest and toughest middle linebacker that he has ever coached.
During the winter months Joe participated on the varsity wresting team for three years. While wrestling he became a two time sectional champion wrestling at 155 pound and was selected co-captain his senior year. Joe won the Peru Christmas tournament his junior year and the Saratoga tournament his senior year. In 1985, he was elected to the Peru Wrestling Hall of Fame.
In the spring season Joe played varsity baseball his junior and senior years. During the summer months after graduation Joe played softball in the town of Plattsburgh for the Universal News Team while also playing baseball for the notorious Peru Town Team, “The Peru Well Drillers” where several of his family members played, including Elmer Duprey who not only played but also coached the team. The team was very successful and that was the entertainment on Sundays in Peru. They use to pull in large crowds to watch them all play.
When Joe finished high school, he decided to join the workforce. Shortly after graduating Joe married his high school sweetheart Judy Rock and the two raised three wonderful children, Andy and twins Craig and Nicky. He worked 23.5 years at the Imperial Mill until it closed. Joe then worked for the Clinton County Highway Department for 5 years and then went to work for the next 15 years for the town of Plattsburgh.
Now, Judy and Joe enjoy going to watch their four grandchildren participate in sports.
Matthew “Matt” Goette
Athlete
1994
Matt Goette graduated from Peru Central School in 1994. Matt started his athletic career at Peru in 1988 by winning the under 13 Junior Olympic national cross-country championship as a seventh-grader. While at Peru, Matt lettered 15 times including cross-country (5), soccer (2), indoor track & field (1), basketball (1) and outdoor track & field (6). He was a varsity captain for eight of these teams.
Matt’s first varsity letter came in track & field as a seventh-grader and he was part of the Section VII champion 4×800 meter relay team that year. In total, Matt won 11 Section VII titles on the track and never lost a race at the championship meet. In addition, he was CVAC champion and state qualifier in the 4×800 meters (1991), 800 meters (1992), and 1600 meters (1993 and 1994). Matt was also runner-up in the Empire State Games 1500 meters in 1993. During his tenure at Peru, the track team won six Section VII titles in a row. Upon graduation, Matt was the Section VII record holder in both the 4×800 meters and the 3200 meters (9:29) and had a career-best of 4:19 for 1600 meters.
Matt was a CVAC cross-country all-star four times including conference runner-up in 1991 and conference champion in 1992. During the fall season of Matt’s senior year, he simultaneously captained both the soccer and cross-country teams. That year, he helped lead the soccer team to the state quarterfinals and scored goals in each of the team’s final three playoff games. During that same season, Matt won several large cross-country invitationals and was considered one of the favorites prior to the state championship race. However, the state cross-country championship and soccer state quarterfinals games were on the same day causing Matt to miss the state championship cross-country race to instead play soccer with his teammates.
Matt also excelled in the classroom and achieved high honors every quarter in high school. After high school, Matt ran Division I track and cross-country at the College of William & Mary where he graduated with High Honors and a double major in Finance and Economics.
Matt now resides in Park City, UT with his wife Tina and two-year-old daughter Stella. Matt is the founder and President of an investment advisory firm, Black Diamond Financial, where he manages over half a billion dollars in assets and is a partner at Callan Accounting where he is the head of their financial planning group.
Doug Meagher
Athlete
1987
Doug graduated in 1987 having lettered in four sports, football, basketball, wrestling, and track and field. Doug had an outstanding career in football while at Peru. Doug was one of the captains on the 1986 team. Doug played on back-to-back undefeated football teams in 1985 and 86. During those years Doug made huge plays on both sides of the ball, always seemingly with the game on the line. He was named 1st team All-CVAC on offense and defense in 1986, 1st team flanker, and 1st team defense. Doug had 67 carries for 619 yards and 9 touchdowns, for an outstanding 9.3 yards per carry. He was one-half of the M&M boys with Tony Montemorra forming the best backfield in CVAC history. Doug was named defensive most valuable player of the game in Peru’s 34-26 victory in the 1986 North Country Super Bowl against Carthage.
Doug went on to play for Division III powerhouse and legendary Coach Butterfield of Ithaca College and was part of two of their three National Championships as a defensive back.
Doug came out for wrestling as a senior, had never wrestled before and had a very respectable 18 and 10 record and was 2nd in Sectionals. He was part of Section Seven CVAC champions and Sectional champions.
Doug was on the 1986 & 1987 CVAC champion Track and Field team. He was part of the 400-meter relay team setting a record his junior year. He continued to be on the 400-meter relay team his senior year and that team shattered the Section 7 record with a time of 44.1 seconds.
John Petro
Athlete
1983
John Petro graduated from Peru High School in 1983. He was a 2-sport athlete in football and baseball. John played on the varsity football team from 1980 to 1982. The 1980 and 1982 teams went undefeated in the CVAC and two North Country Super bowl victories. The team was ranked 4th in NYS Class B in 1980 and 9th in NYS Class B in 1982. In 1981 John was 1st team CVAC All-Star Flanker, tied 2nd in CVAC scoring. In 1982 John was named captain and was named 1st Team CVAC Flanker, 4th Team All-State offense flanker, 2nd CVAC 7 yards per carry rushing average, 2nd in CVAC scoring, 4th CVAC rushing after missing one and a half games, Outstanding Offensive Player North Country Super bowl IV, set a rushing record with 5 touchdowns.
John played three years of varsity baseball helping the team win 3 consecutive sectional titles. His sophomore year in baseball saw an on-base average of .517 with a batting average of .267, his junior with a batting average of .489 he was named to the CVAC 1st team all-star short stop. John was named team captain in his senior year with a batting average or .374 and a second CVAC 1st team all-star shortstop. After high school, John attended St. Lawrence University from 1983-1987 playing 3 years of varsity football and 4 years of varsity baseball.
John presently works at the Clinton County Social Services as a social worker and counselor. He is married to his wife Stephanie and they are the proud parents of two boys Jonas and Nicholas.
Michelle Rocheleau
Athlete
1989
Michelle Rocheleau graduated from Peru Central High School in 1989. She participated in Soccer and Softball for 4 years. Michelle was selected soccer captain her Junior and Senior years. Her physical strength and talent were talked about throughout Section 7 by coaches and players. Michelle was selected CVAC “Best Offensive Player” her senior year having scored 23 goals and 7 assists. Michelle is in the CVAC Section 7 Record books for scoring a career of 49 goals and 11 assists. In 1988 her Junior year Michelle lead the team to a season record of 12-2-2and was selected to the CVAC Division 1 “All-Star” Team her Junior and Senior year.
In the spring, Michelle participated in Varsity Softball for 4 years as a catcher. “Belle” as
she was nicknamed was so powerful that players had reservations to steal any of the bases because of Michelle’s powerful throw. The same respect was shown by the opposing coaches. Due to her strength, it came as no surprise Michelle was the leading batter her sophomore thru senior year having a batting average over 450. “Belle” was selected captain her Junior and Senior years. Section accomplishments include; CVAC “All-Star” Team her Jr. and Sr. year and CVAC Section 7 Second Team “All-Star” her sophomore year. She helped lead her softball team to the CVAC Division 1 Championship in 1989, 1988, 1987, 1986 and won the CVAC Class B Sectionals in 1989 which was the 7th title in 9 years by the Peru Girls’ Softball Program.
Michelle’s other passion is playing golf, especially with her dad! After graduating, Michelle got a job teaching golf at an elite golf course in Florida giving golf lessons. Her amazing athletic ability was recognized by the professionals and she was asked to go Pro!!! Her response was she did not want to have that kind of life. In her spare time she is playing co-ed soccer year-round. Coach Cathy Phillips spoke often that Michelle was one of the best athletes to go through the Peru Central School Athletic program.
Presently, Michelle is working as a Realtor and also publishes for a Realtor Magazine.
Michelle’s saying in her senior yearbook depicted Michelle so well, “It’s not how you feel when you put your uniform on – it’s “how you feel when you take it off”.
Kristie Twining
Athlete
1990
Kristie Twining graduated from Peru High School in 1990. She was a 3-sport athlete with 2 years on the Varsity Swim team, 4 years on the Varsity Soccer team as a CVAC All-Star Goalie and 6 years on the Volleyball team-4 of which were on the Varsity team. Kristie excelled at Volleyball and was named Defensive Player of the Year in Section 7 Volleyball in her sophomore year, and Most Valuable player her junior and Senior Years. In addition, she participated in the New York State Empire State Games in Volleyball in 1989. Kristie owes a lot of her success to her volleyball coach who coached her during her Varsity years. Kristie acknowledges that her coach, Judy Twining’s coaching skills were essential to her success.
Kristie went on to major in Marine Biology at Long Island University and served as a commissioned officer in the NOAA Commissioned Corps for 20 years retiring as a Captain. She was recognized as being part of the first flight as an “All Female Hurricane Hunting Crew in 2018!” Kristie retired in 2019 and now is a pilot for Delta Air Lines.
For enjoyment, Kristie enjoys playing volleyball and swimming on a regular basis. She is married to her husband, Jim Harnett and they enjoy life in Tampa, Florida.
Kristie wishes to thank all the teachers and coaches at Peru High School who helped her accomplish her goals. In Kristie’s words, “I am very grateful.”
Judy Twining
Coach
1981-1992
Judy Twining graduated from Keeseville High School in 1958 and attended Ithaca College with a degree in Physical Education. She went on to receive a Master’s degree in Education/Counseling from Plattsburgh State University.
Judy started teaching in Ausable Valley High School in the mid 1960s and was approached by Tony Papero to come to Peru to teach in the early 1970s. She started out substitute teaching and then landed a full-time job as a physical education teacher at Peru School District.
Judy was an avid sport and physical activity promoter. She always felt that kids could be their best selves with fresh air, exercise and the teamwork that comes from playing sports. She thrived on seeing kids reach their potential, even those who weren’t the most athletic. She encouraged those kids just to try.
Judy began coaching Varsity Volleyball at Peru High School for over 15 years beginning around 1981 until 1995. While under her expert coaching her teams won several Sectional Championships and Judy was voted as Coach of the Year in 1989.
One of the biggest accomplishments was what Judy accomplished with her elementary children. She started a volleyball intramural program for elementary children. This was one of the biggest successes as these children fell in love with the sport and continued playing in middle school and high school. It was Judy Twining’s love of the game that led to the success of the program for years as well as the success of several of her players including her daughters Kathy and Kristie who became volleyball all-stars. Judy tried her hand at coaching track but always went back to volleyball.
After teaching Physical Education for 30 years at the Peru School District, Judy retired in 1998. She retired to Florida where she actively played tennis, bowling and on occasion darts. Judy’s favorite thing is spending time in her garden; playing tennis and watching her grandchildren play volleyball outside at her favorite place in the Adirondacks, Butternut Pond.
Judy used to say she had no tolerance for poor sportsmanship but also loved to win. She often was heard saying, “If it doesn’t matter you win or lose then don’t play the game
Peru Hall of Fame
Selection Committee
Cathy Phillips
Gary Edwards
Larry Ewald
Julie Rock
Harry Duprey
Eileen Roach
Matt Berry
Chris Mazzella
Past Hall of Fame Inductees
Tony Papero
Stan Riggs
Michael Beauvais
Suzanne Sterrett
Charles “Chuck” Kinney
William “Bill” Finney
Leon Angevine
Cathy Phillips
Kregg Bruno
Jeff “Beefy” Way
Lawrence Morrow
Jimmy Duprey
Paul “Scooter” Giroux
Barnard “Barney” Woodward
Sharon Gruendling
Larry Ewald
Gary Edwards
Bob Finney
Mike Hogan
Jeph Doorey
Julie Rock
Audrey Lynn Verso nee Smith
Elmer Duprey
John Neyenhouse
Steve St. Clair
Scott Woodward
Matt Bezio
John Rock
Cameron Riggs
Travis Angevine
Nicky Viti-Duprey
Jennifer Goette
David Duprey
Jack Daly
Kim Kemp Duyst
Sara Facteau
Craig Duprey
Eileen Roach
Tony Montemorra
Katrina Angevine Krasinski
Sam Godfrey
Peter Ewald
Bob Bruno
Pete Keenan Sr.
Brent Banker
Theresa Bobal-Sindelar
Shawn Edwards
Stephanie Wheet
Matt St. Clair
Kathleen Twining
Peter Forrence
Matt Berry
Sherman Sorrell
Arthur Duprey
Nicole “Nicky” Duprey
Harlan Rock
Allison Spear
Harry Duprey
Lynn ”Ezero” Dwinell
Mike Oertel
Mike Rock
Roland McGee
Johanna“Evans”Strickland
John Lamar
Laura LaHart
Matthew McCormick
Robert “Bob” Way
Benjamin “Ben” Sabourin
Mary “Meilink” Millett
Thomas “Tom” Everett
Donny Duprey
NEW INDUTEES for 2019, 2020, 2021
Michelle Rocheleau
Leon Brousseau
Sherry Dobbs
Pamela “Dashnaw” Khraibut
Joe Duprey
Matthew Goette
Gerald “Bucky” Bradley
Solomon “Sol” Irving
Kristie Twining
Doug Meagher
John Petro
Judy Twining
Tony Papero Peru Athletic Pride Award
Ricky Bruce
Mary Clackler
Posted: October 30th, 2021 under General News, Northern NY News, Peru News, Peru resident news/accomplishments, Peru School News, Peru/Regional History, Sports News.