Clarence Stasavich
Football
Inducted: 1970
- Born in Georgetown, IL, 1913
- Graduated from Lenoir-Rhyne 1935
- Head coach at Lenoir-Rhyne from 1946–1961, compiling a record of 120-37-7
- Head coach at East Carolina from 1962–1969, compiling a record of 50-27-1
- Won nine Carolinas Conference titles at Lenoir-Rhyne and led the school to the 1960 NAIA national title
- Named NAIA National Coach of the Year in 1959
- Took East Carolina to three bowl games
- Served as athletic director at East Carolina from 1963–1975
- American Football Coaches Association College Coach of the Year in 1964
- One of last coaches to use single-wing offense
- Member of the Helms Foundation Hall of Fame
- Naval officer in World War II; took part in landings at Tunisia, Sicily, Anzio, and Normandy
- Died in 1975
