Peterson resides in Poland with his wife Jessie and three children Hannah (8), Carl (8), and Elosie (3).īen Hammond (Football, Class of 2000) - Hammond was a three-year letter winner in both football and track and field in his time as Lisbon.

Peterson is currently the Medical Director of Radiation Oncology at Mercy Health and is also the Co-Founder of Cognituv-Intelligent Disinfected Solutions. Hammond played in the 2000 Penn-Ohio All Star Game and continued his academic and football careers at Case Western Reserve.ĭr. In his tenure at Lisbon, Hammond totaled 172 tackles, 11 sacks and two fumble recoveries. Peterson was also named earned second team All-Ohio honors in 1999. As a Senior, Peterson was a first-team member of the TCL, Columbiana County, Quad County and Northeast Inland District Teams. Peterson earned first team All-Tri-County League and All-Columbiana County honors as well as second team honorable mention Quad County and Northeast Inland District. The 1999 Lisbon team was 9-1 in the regular season and the first Lisbon football team to host a playoff game. Carl Peterson III (Football, Class of 2000) - Peterson was a three-year letter winner in football and co-captain of the 1999 Blue Devil football team where he starred at defensive end and offensive tackle. McShane resides in Bridgeville, Pennsylvania with her husband Ray, and two kids Nora and Caden McShane.ĭr. For volleyball, McShane was named to first team in the Tri-County League, Columbiana County, District 1 and OHSAA Coaches Association Teams her senior year. She is the all-time leader in kills in a career, kills in a match and points in a match in match scoring in addition to being a member of the record holding 400-meter and 800-meter relay teams for the Blue Devils. Pezzano still resides in Lisbon and is the mother of Mark Pezzano and Beth (Pezzano) Stewart and also has two loving grandchildren Kenadee and Karlee Pezzano.Īpril (Dorrance) McShane (Volleyball and Track, Class on 1993) - McShane earned seven varsity letters during her athletic career and also holds five school records. Pezzano can be seen setting up reserved seating prior to each boys basketball game, dropping the flag for the national anthem for all games and a number of other jobs within the athletic department. Pezzano started working with former athletic director Joe Siefke assisting with taking tickets and setting up for games and events. Louella Pezzano (Contributor, Class of 1957) - Louella Pezzano is a long time Lisbon resident and 1957 Lisbon graduate who has spent the past 15 years volunteering for the Lisbon athletic department. Make checks payable to Lisbon DAHS Athletic HOF, c/o Kyle Bing, 260 West Pine St. Dinners are $25 for adults and $15 for children.

There will be a social hour from starting at 5 p.m. The induction ceremony and dinner will take place on Sept. These six individuals will be recognized at halftime of the home football game vs. Carl Peterson III, Ben Hammond, Caleb Crowl and Dana Rose. With the shop, it’ll spread that work out.This year’s inductees are Louella Pezzano, April (Dorrance) McShane, Dr. Volunteers used to furiously price things all summer getting ready for that one day, she said. The giant annual yard sales, which will continue, have typically filled the parking lot and brought in about $10,000 a year. It hosts AA meetings, Girl Scouts and a Lego club. The church, which she said is about 150 years old, has between 50 and 60 members. We’ve got a list going, if people are looking for something, we ask them to leave their name and number, and if something comes in, we’ll give them a call.” “Somebody came in looking for a pocketbook and we sold them a pocketbook. “We actually had someone come in who said, ‘My coffee pot broke this morning,’ Well, we’ve got one, and they walked out (with it,)” Davison said. They only thing they don’t accept is clothes, Davison said. All came in as new or gently used donations.

There’s a double bed, lots of dishware, small appliances, books, toys and decorations. Prices range from 50 cents to several hundred dollars. We’ve had people coming in, since we’ve opened, every week bringing something.” “We kept some stuff that came in for the yard sale, that we thought would be nice to help get our shop open, and members of our congregation have been saving stuff inside.

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