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Allegany Sports Hall of Fame and Babst Awards
The Charles E. Babst Award is given to any male student-athlete at Allegany High School regardless of grade and is awarded on the basis of Athletic Ability, Scholastic Standing, Leadership, Loyalty, and Sportsmanship.
Eight African-Americans have won this award. They are:
Kenneth Davis - 1962
Danny Darr - 1965
George Meade - 1982
Christopher D. Stewart - 1984
Johnnie Fields - 1991
Dennys Salas - 1994
P.J. Yates - 1995
Ramnik Gates - 1998
The following ten African-Americans have been elected to the Allegany High School Sports Hall of Fame.
Richard "Baldy" Powell, Class of 1960, inducted in 1998
Mervin Eugene Pope, Class of 1961 - inducted in 1995
Crystal Bartlett, Class of 1985, inducted in 1998
Christopher D. Stewart, Class of 1984, inducted in 2006
Danny Darr, Class of 1965, inducted in 2010
Marsha Williams-Vickers, Class of 1988, inducted in 2010
Johnnie Fields, Class of 1991, inducted in 2012
Donald "D.J." Jessie, Class of 1994, inducted in 2013
Ramnik Gates, Class of 1998, inducted in 2016
Donavin Vinson, Class of 2006, inducted in 2017
Kenneth Davis, Class of 1962, inducted in 2019
Photographs from the 1958 (Richard "Baldy" Powell), 1961 (Mervin Pope), and 1965 (Danny Darr) Allegewi, yearbook of Allegany High School.
Top left - Powell, lower left - Darr, right - Pope.
Source: Duane McMinn, Athletic Director, Allegany High School