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- Henry "Hank" Ernest Schichtle (born October 13, 1941) is a former American football quarterback who pla**** one season with the New York Giants of the...
- tennis player Henry Ruggs (born 1999), American football player Henry Schichtle (born 1941), American football player Henry Speight (born 1988), Australian...
- professional football player Mike Rozier, professional football player Henry Schichtle, professional football player Kurt Schottenheimer, professional football...
- DL/T Roland Lakes FL/WR Bob Long RB Doug McEnulty QB Tom Owen QB Henry Schichtle QB Prince McJunkins LB Nelson Toburen DT Ted Vincent OL/LB Jim Waskiewicz...
- Johnny Rutherford, race car driver, three-time Indy 500 winner Henry Schichtle, football player Cynthia Sikes, actress Frank Wickware, Negro leagues...
- University of Arkansas, coach and general manager WNBA's Tulsa Shock Henry Schichtle (born 1941), football player Bobby Cox (born 1941), player, manager and...
- v t e Air Force Falcons women's basketball head coaches Dave Schichtle (1976–1979) Chuck Holt (1979–1981) Danny Fowler (1981–1983) Marti G****er (1983–1998)...
- Walt Wesley Al Lopes Del Lewis Riney Lochmann Ron Franz Fred Chana Dave Schichtle Jim Gough Kerry Bolton Dave Brill Larry Norris Pat Davis sports-reference...
- Parcells – Pro Football Hall of Fame coach, pla**** linebacker at WSU Henry Schichtle – NFL and CFL player Nelson Toburenlinebacker for the Green Bay Packers;...
- v t e Air Force Falcons women's basketball head coaches Dave Schichtle (1976–1979) Chuck Holt (1979–1981) Danny Fowler (1981–1983) Marti G****er (1983–1998)...