Hall of Fame

The purpose of this non-profit organization shall be to recognize and to honor those persons who, through their performances and achievements, reflect credit on Rolling Hills Schools so that present-day students can identify with the past and establish goals for the future. An honoree must be a  graduate of the Rolling Hills Schools (Buffalo High School, Byesville High School, Community High School, Cumberland High School, Lore City High School, Meadowbrook High School, Pleasant City High School,, Senecaville High School). The recipient shall be chosen based on the following criteria: outstanding achievement in vocational pursuits; contributions made to the community or government; significant philanthropic involvement; achievements while a student at the Rolling Hills Schools; or other criteria brought before the board.

The Hall of Fame Board of Directors will plan an induction dinner ceremony at which time each inductee will receive a plaque with their picture and a short summary of his/her major accomplishments. A copy of the plaque shall be placed in a prominent location in the Hall of Fame at Meadowbrook High School. A news release of this information will appear in the newspaper and on the Rolling Hills Hall of Fame page on the school’s website.

The Hall of Fame was instituted in 1996 by former student, teacher, principal, and assistant superintendent, Mr. Charles E. Chippi. Fifty-eight (58) inductees line the walls of Meadowbrook High School with the last induction in 2018 listing five new members.

To be considered for induction, applicants must meet the following requirements stipulated by the Hall of Fame:

• An honoree must be a graduate of the Rolling HIlls Schools (Buffalo High School, Byesville High School, Community High School, Cumberland High School, Lore City High School, Meadowbrook High School, Pleasant City High School, or Senecaville High School)
• A period of seven or more years myst have elapsed between graduation and eligibility
• A recipient shall be selected based upon the following criteria:
  • Outstanding achievement in vocational pursuits as evidenced by awards and/or honors conferred upon her/him by colleagues, organizations, or the government
  • Contrubitions made to the community and/or goverment along with meritorious recognition for some action taken, services provided, or exemplary accomplishments.
  • Significant philanthropic involvement
  • Other criteria which may be brought before the Board
  • Achievements while a student at the Rolling Hills Schools
• The Board may consider honoring persons posthumously. If deceased, a nominee will be considered eligible for induction after the third anniversary of death.

Deadline is February 1st, 2024

Induction Ceremony will be held at a later date in 2024

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Contact any member regarding questions or concerns at: rh.halloffame@rollinghills.k12.oh.us

Dee Carter, Community

Rachel Hall, Community

Lois Hill Snyder, Community