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Walter Pavlick served as captain for Case Institute of Technologyfootball and basketball as a senior. A three-year letterwinner onthe hardwood and two-year letterman on the gridiron, Pavlick rankedamongst the nation’s top 10 small college passers in 1953.Two seasons later, Pavlick was named to the All-Presidents’Athletic Conference Football First Team in the league’s firstyear of existence. He also earned the Les Bale Award as the RoughRiders’ Most Valuable Player and was voted Most ValuableOffensive Back and the Varsity “C” Club MVP.

At the time of his induction, Pavlick served as Vice President,General Counsel & Secretary for Modine Manufacturing. Hecurrently resides in Bonita Springs, Florida with his wife,Barbara, and has three children and fourgrandchildren.