March 29, 2016 • Sports
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UPDATED BY MARIA SIEVERDING MARCH 29, 2016 1 P.M.
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Baylor honored for support of Milan High School sports
MARY SCHMALTZ PHOTO
Milan’s Charlie Baylor proudly displays his Indiana Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (IIAAA) 2015-16 District IV Distinguished Service Award, presented during their annual ceremony in March in Indianapolis.
Baylor is known throughout the community for serving in many ways off the field as well, including aiding and directing numerous Ripley County 4-Hers to betterment and project completion ,while serving as the assistant beef leader for the Ripley County 4-H. Baylor served as a Milan Park Board member and a member of the Milan Jaycees, as well as supporting other deserving local clubs and organizations. We are proud to join the IIAAA in their honoring Charlie on his contributions with athletics and appreciatively recognize his many other services rendered.
Insight on IIAAA Distinguished Service Award
The Indiana Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (IIAAA) has an annual banquet in which they honor individuals for work with their local school corporation. Each IIAAA district nominates and votes on their winner at a fall meeting. The IIAAA Distinguished Service Award is given to individuals outside the field of athletic administration but contribute mightily to their local school corporation. Other district winners this year included a Purdue employee who researched and created record books for Tippecanoe schools, a sportscaster from South Bend, a gentlemen who has worked high school football games since 1972 for his school, and a business teacher who helps schools develop and maintain their website. In the past, other winners have been team doctors, officials, volunteers, and others who have helped their local school for many years. Almost every school in the state has a person who gives of themselves for the sake of the kids. The IIAAA feels it is important to honor a few each year. High school athletic departments could not be run successfully without these individuals. Visit the IIAAA.org website for more names of DSA winners from past years.
Pick up a copy of the Osgood Journal at your local newsstand.
Baylor honored for support of Milan High School sports
Gary Franklin
SPORTS EDITOR
MARY SCHMALTZ PHOTOMilan’s Charlie Baylor proudly displays his Indiana Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (IIAAA) 2015-16 District IV Distinguished Service Award, presented during their annual ceremony in March in Indianapolis.
Baylor is known throughout the community for serving in many ways off the field as well, including aiding and directing numerous Ripley County 4-Hers to betterment and project completion ,while serving as the assistant beef leader for the Ripley County 4-H. Baylor served as a Milan Park Board member and a member of the Milan Jaycees, as well as supporting other deserving local clubs and organizations. We are proud to join the IIAAA in their honoring Charlie on his contributions with athletics and appreciatively recognize his many other services rendered.
Insight on IIAAA Distinguished Service Award
The Indiana Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (IIAAA) has an annual banquet in which they honor individuals for work with their local school corporation. Each IIAAA district nominates and votes on their winner at a fall meeting. The IIAAA Distinguished Service Award is given to individuals outside the field of athletic administration but contribute mightily to their local school corporation. Other district winners this year included a Purdue employee who researched and created record books for Tippecanoe schools, a sportscaster from South Bend, a gentlemen who has worked high school football games since 1972 for his school, and a business teacher who helps schools develop and maintain their website. In the past, other winners have been team doctors, officials, volunteers, and others who have helped their local school for many years. Almost every school in the state has a person who gives of themselves for the sake of the kids. The IIAAA feels it is important to honor a few each year. High school athletic departments could not be run successfully without these individuals. Visit the IIAAA.org website for more names of DSA winners from past years.
