Noblesville Schools inducts Hall of Fame Class of 2026

Beaver, Crow, Farley & Hitchcock comprise second group of honorees

On Tuesday, Oct. 6, Noblesville Schools inducted its Hall of Fame Class of 2026 members at the Noblesville Schools Community Center. The four inductees are:

• Chris Beaver, an NHS graduate, Miller Ambassador, district sponsor, and president of the Miller Backers athletic boosters;
• Sally Crow, a former educator who taught Language Arts at Noblesville Schools for more than 30 years and whose coaching led the high school to its first IHSAA championship in 1987 for any Noblesville girls team;
• Fred Farley, who served the district for 34 years as a facilities supervisor and director of the Transportation Department; and
• Bruce Hitchcock, who taught social studies for more than 40 years and created the Washington, D.C. study program.

Marnie Cooke, Executive Director of Marketing & Communications for Noblesville Schools, speaks to the crowd at the induction ceremony. (Photo provided by Noblesville Schools)

“We’re honored to recognize the significant contributions of these special individuals who have played an important role in strengthening our schools and the Noblesville community,” Superintendent Dr. Dan Hile said.

This is the second year of the district’s new Hall of Fame program, which celebrates the legacy of those who have positively impacted the students, staff, and overall success of Noblesville Schools. Nominations are open for future Hall of Fame inductees. Eligibility criteria, nomination guidelines and the application to nominate can be found here.