Hall of Fame '89 inductees
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John H. Dunderdale
John Dunderdale began an international career in the YMCA as the Boys’ Work Secretary of the Windsor, Ontario YMCA-YWCA. After completing a graduate degree from Columbia University in 1935, he returned to Canada as the Young Men's Secretary of the Toronto Central YMCA.
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Donald S. Hayward
A graduate of George Williams College, Donald Hayward began his career as the Boys’ Work Secretary and Physical Director at the Dallas (TX) YMCA.
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Fred Y. Hoshiyama
Born at a YMCA community for Japanese immigrants, Fred Hoshiyama lived his entire life in association with the YMCA. He served as the Boys’ Work Secretary at the San Francisco Japanese YMCA Branch. In 1942 he was interred at the Government Internment Camp in Utah, where he helped to create YMCA based programs to help address the social, educational, and recreational needs of the Japanese-Americans held in the camp.
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William A. Howes
William A. Howes graduated from Springfield College in 1939 and began his career at the Summit (NJ) YMCA as the Youth Program Director.
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John O. Root
John O. Root’s career and education were interrupted by a five year term as an Air Force Officer during WWII. After the war, he returned to George Williams College, graduating with a Physical Education degree in 1946.
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