DePaul University Athletics

Hall of Fame & Jersey Retirements

- 1945, Men's Basketball Team
- 1978, Men's Basketball Team
- 1979, Men's Basketball Team
1967 - , Men's Tennis Team
1988 Women's Basketball Team, (WNIT Champions)
Adams, Ray
Adolf, Jack
Aguirre, Mark
Allen, Charles
Allen, John
Amidei, Don
Anderson, Sally
Atsaves Pabst, Barbara
Babicz, Matt
Barskis, Pete
Bean-Dean, Sherri
Becker, Shirley
Birgans, Jim
Blackman, Nathaniel
Bokor, Richard
Boles, Jr., Joseph
Booth, David
Bordes , John
Bouck Jagielski, Liz
Bradshaw, Clyde
Brennan McGovern , Patricia
Brown, Tom
Brown, Andre
Brown Wegrzyn, Therese
Brundy, Stanley
Bruno, Doug
Bruno, Jenny
Bryant, Emmette
Bryniarski, Diane
Buhmann Brodie, Susan
Burns, Patsy
Byears, Latasha
Cacciatore, Vic
Cahnman, Ray
Caldow, John
Campion, Ed
Candiano, Dan
Cariov, Jevgenij
Carl, Howie
Carsley, William
Cesena, Joe
Chandler, Wilson
Chesney, Chester
Chouinard Platt, Lindsay
Cleland, John
Cohen, Jason
Coleman Labovic, Susan
Collet, John
Collins-White, Lorece
Comegys, Dallas
Cook, Richard
Coorlas, Peter
Corbin, Tyrone
Corrigan, William
Corzine, David
Cowsen, McKinley
Crane, Major General Stephen
Croak, C.M., Rev. Tom
Cummings, Terry
Cunningham, Tom
Davis, Terry
Diener, Drake
Dolack, Marianne
Dopek, Dave
Drennan, Bill
Driscoll, Paddy
Dunson, Otis
Duski, Paul
Dzwierzynski, Jim
Edwards, Kevin
Ehrhardt, Melanee
Ellis Goesmann, Lillie
Ewers, Dr. Patricia
Ewers DeCesare, Michelle
Fahlstrom Hall, Wendy
Feiereisel, Ron
Feiereisel Begrowicz , JoAnn
Flemming, Jim
Fogarty, Sue
Fox, Jim
Freund, Dennis
Fry, Edwin
Gaffney, Count
Gagliardo, Joseph
Gant, Mark
Garland-Houston, Gary
Garrett, Bill
Gillespie, Gordon
Govedarcia, Bato
Grace, C.M., Rev. Tom
Greene, Terence
Griggs, Ron
Gustke, Paul
Haig, Bill
Hale, Rita
Hasenmiller Sauser, Beth
Healy, Yvette
Heirich, Key
Heise, Dick
Hickey Dransfeldt, Erin
Hicks, Tawona Alhaleem
Hie, Patricia
Hie, Mary
Hockett McNamara, Kim
Howard, Stephen
Jaeger, John
Johnson Duff, Evelyn
Kachan, Whitey
Kalvaitis Curta, Dana
Kavanaugh Meany , Kelly
Kelly, Jim
Kelly, Tony
Kelly, Ed
Kleinschmidt, Tom
Korytowski Scheckler, Bonnie
Kuiken Iverson, Gloria
Kuiken Popek, Anne
Laczynski, Jenn
Lamkin, Jim
Landry Staton, Mabel
Lecos, Dan
Lenti, Eugene
Lenti Ponsetto, Jean
Linskey, Frank
Lott, George
Lyons, Ed
Malek, Nancy
Maniola, Gene
Maniola, Jim
Marie Marassa, Anna
Martz, Sarah
Mattei, Paul
McCann, John
McCann, Kevin
McGivern, Art
McGovern, Wally
McGrath, Frank
McKenna, Pat
Meehan, Thomas
Mejia, Sammy
Meltreger, Jim
Metz Bocinsky, Lynn
Meyer, Joey
Meyer, Ray
Meyer, Tom
Meyer, Marge
Mikan, Edward
Mikan, George
Millar, Brad
Mills, Dave
Milosevic Horacek, Nives
Minogue, C.M., Rev. Austin
Moffett, Erin
Monforti, Thomas
Morgan Davis, Andrea
Munster, C.M., Rev. Thomas
Murphy, Jane
Murphy, James
Naughton, Clem
Naughton, Pat
Neu, Bob
Nied Lenti, Kandace
Nordberg, Jean
Norris, Ed
Norris, Mike
Nowak Staser, Missy
O'Brien, Tom
O'Dekirk Katalinic, Cheryl
Odishoo, Sam
Owerko, Joe
Paetsch, Gary
Patterson, Kenny
Pecoraro, Joe
Phillips, Joni
Pierce , Dan
Ponsetto, Joe
Postaer, Harry
Powers, Manning
Quigley, Allie
Radcliffe, Henry
Ramsey, Randy
Raspopovich Vesa, Beth
Rastrelli, Kris Booker
Reid, John
Richardson, Quentin
Riebandt, Jim
Roberts, Tom
Robinson, Debra
Robinzine, Jr. , William
Robinzine, Sr. , William
Ross, Veronica
Ryan, Carey
Sarubbi, Dr. Ken
Savage, Pat
Schemluck, Millie
Schertler, Bill
Schlegel, Lloyd
Schneider, Irene
Schyman, Bill
Searles, Melvin
Seri, Jim
Shay, William
Simmons, Bobby
Sitch, Julianne
Slattum-Muys, Lisa
Sloan, Kerry
Sloan, Patrick
Sloan, Thomas
Smith, Khara
Sobieszczyk, Ron
Softball Team, 2000
Softball Team , 1999
Steffan, Matty
Stewart Kanupke, Karen
Strickland, Rod
Stump, Gene
Sullivan, Gene
Sullivan, John J.
Swanson, Donald
Szukala, Stan
Telkes, Clarence
Terpstra Wondaal, Nicole
Thomas, Bridget
Thompson, M.C.
Triptow, Dick
Udoka, Mfon
Ustian, Dan
Varnes, Blair
Vellos O'Connell, Carolyn
Vines, Diana
Vogel, Craig
Volleyball Team, 1979
Ward, Rev. Ferdinand J.
Warzynski, Ken
Watkins, Curtis
Wilhoit, Joe
Williams, Kim
Williams, Lance
Wish, Ernie
Women's Cross Country Team, 1986
Yost, Nicholas
Zalinski, Steve
Zetzsche, Al
Zoretich, Robert

Harry Postaer

Induction:
1983

Harry Postaer was a standout quarterback for the DePaul Blue Demons in the late 1930s (1936–1939). Known for his leadership of the offense and his ability to make big plays, Postaer is recorded in contemporary game coverage completing key touchdown passes and directing the DePaul attack. In recognition of his on-field contributions, he was inducted into the DePaul Athletics Hall of Fame in 1983. Postaer remained connected to the Chicago area throughout his life and passed away in 2002.

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