Our Achievers
Evelyn Squires
JT Highbaugh Sr.
Maxine Garrett
JT Highbaugh Jr.
Tommy 'Smalls' Harris
Larry E. Highbaugh
Mary Ethel Wills
Kevin Yogi Ferrell
Stanley Warren Jr.
Emmett Highbaugh
Walter W. Highbaugh Jr.
Richard Highbaugh
(great grandson of Fletcher Highbaugh)
Richard excelled as a solo performer and also as a member of a renowned octet during his years at Crispus Attucks High School. He continued with that success and notoriety as he travelled the country during his tenure at Knoxville College. Even after college, he was a much sought-after performer for church and civic events.
Ronald David Lyle
(great great grandson of Fletcher Highbaugh)
This hard-hitting heavyweight was ahead on all three judges' scorecards before losing the title fight to Muhammad Ali in 1975.
Reggie Walters
(great great grandson of Fletcher Highbaugh)
Professor, Choral Director, Music Instructor, Concert Pianist, Composer, Musical Genuis.
Neoma Carter Clark
(great great granddaughter of Fletcher Highbaugh)
Neoma was only the second African American woman to be conducted into the Louisville Softball Hall of Fame.
Todd Anthony Bell
(great great grandson of Fletcher Highbaugh)
A 'beast' on the football field at Ohio State and with the Chicago Bears, but much more than just a talented football player.
Joyce Lyle
(great great granddaughter of Fletcher Highbaugh)
As early as 1969, Joyce won first place as a member of a female quartet. She completed four years at Regency University and two years later headed off to a stellar career in Germany.
