This event is sponsored by the generous contribution of Philip Morris Companies, Inc. �ationat e7,lar:~ssociation 1998 d!tatt 06r:Yame eJnBuction

Institutions are the embodiment of civilization and the collective spirit and will of men and women, passing on from generation to generation the heritage of a people; insuring the continuity of edu- cation, religion, and commerce; preserving the mores, culture and laws of a nation; and giving viability and substance to the continu- um of life. Whether institutions are for good or evil is determined largely by the intrinsic fairness and justice of their purpose and motivation, but ultimately by their operation and interpretation as composites of action.

The Hall of Fame was inaugurated in 1986 by then President Fred D. Gray, Sr., to honor those lawyers who have been licensed toprac- ticefor forty years or more and who have made significant contribu- tions to the cause ofjustice. As we meet on the 73rdAnniversary of the National Bar Association, it is appropriate to pause and recog- nize those among us who have by, through and within institutions in their communities, states and this nation, extractedand demanded the greater goodfor all. The men and women inducted into the Hall of Fame today join their colleagues whose courage, intellectual accomplishments, professional achievements and community contri- , butions deserve the highest recognition.

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INTRODUCTION OF DAIS 'The Honorable W. E. B. Blackmon Houston, Texas ,

THE OCCASION 'The Honorable Alice Bonner Houston, Texas

INVOCATION The Reverend Melvin Charles Smith Memphis, Tennessee

LUNCH

GREETINGS The Honorable H. T. Lockard NBA Hall of Fame Inductee, 1990 Memphis, Tennessee

INDUCTION CEREMONY

MEDALLION PRESENTATION Hon. Richard Bancroft Rev. Beniamin L. Hooks Hon. Paul L. Brady Hon. Charles V Johnson Earl Carl, Esquire (posthumously) Hon. Robert N. C. Nix " Hon. Earl B. Gilliam Hon. Revius O. Ortique, Jr. Herbert H. Henderson, Esquire Hon. Paul Webber, ill

PRESENTATION OF SPECIAL AWARD BY Irvin Bogatin MEMPillS & SHELBY COUNTY Immediate Past Chair, MSCBF BAR FOUNDATION (MSCBF) Past President, Memphis Bar Association Memphis, Tennessee

CLOSING REMARKS Randy K. Jones President, National Bar Association San Diego, California

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! The Honorable W. E. B. Blackmon ANNOUNCEMENTS

11}l):-l :\B\ 11.111ull',IIlH'IIHhHIIIIIl • J>.I:!.l'.2 The Honorable Richard Bancroft

RESIDENCEIPRACTICE: Point Richmond, California

DAlE OF LICENSURE: January, 1954

DEGREES: B.A. (with honors), Howard University (1942); J.D., Howard University School of Law (1951); LL.M, University of California at Berkeley School of Law - Boalt Hall (1952).

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Retired (1988); Judge, Alameda County Superior Court (12 years); private law practice - over 20 years; President, Cafeteria and Restaurant Workers Union; Director, Bay Area Rapid Transit - first African American (1967); Chief Counsel of the foundation that provided lawyers for indigents in San Francisco's Bayview-Hunters Point.

HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS: Named Alameda County Trial Judge of the Year by the local trial bar, appointed to California's Commission on Judicial Performance; first African American Chairman, California Commission on Judicial Performance.

COMMUNITY/CIVIC ACTIVITIES: 1964 President of the NAACP's San Francisco branch (1964); Delegate to the 1958 Democratic National Convention; Founding mem- ber, Charles Houston Bar Association; Served in the World War II as a Marine Officer, United States Marine Corps.

SPOUSE: Barbara Bancroft (deceased)

CHILDREN: Richard A. Bancroft, Jr., William Bancroft, David Bancroft and Kathleen Furtado

1'J')S \B\ lIallllll,lllll Indlhllllll • I'.l~lJ The Honorable Paul L. Brady

RESIDENCFJPRACTICE: Atlanta, Georgia

DATE OF LICENSURE: 1956

DEGREES: University of Michigan and University of Kansas; J.D., Washburn University Law School; Lawyer's Institute, Chicago; Center for Administrative Justice, George Washington University, and Georgetown Law Center, Washington, District of Columbia

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Retired (1997); Federal Administrative Law Judge - first African American appointed to that position (1972), served 25 years as an Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission Judge and presided as the First Judge of the agency's Atlanta Regional Office; private law practice, Chicago, Illinois; Hearing Examiner, Social Security Administration; Supervisory Trial Attorney, Federal Power Commission; Personal Involvement in the landmark case, Brown v. The Board of Education of Topeka.

HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS: Received national recognition for organizing gov- ernment lawyers in a Volunteer Neighborhood Legal Services Program in Washington District of Columbia; an initial honoree in the Flint Central High School Alumni HaIl of Fame (1991); Author of the book, A Certain Blindness; the Occupational Safety and Health Review Conunission Atlanta's Regional Office library and conference room have been designated the Brady Conference Room.

COMMUNITY/CMC ACTIVITIES: Member, National Bar Association Judicial Council; the Federal Administrative Law Judges' Conference; the American Bar Association; the Federal Bar Association; and the United States Supreme Court Bar; Veteran of the United States Navy; Life member, NAACP.

SPOUSE: Xemona Brady

CHILDREN: Paul L. Brady, ir; and Dr. Laura Kathleen Brady Earl Carl, Esquire (March 23, 1919 - March 30, 1996)

RESIDENCEJPRACTICE: Deceased

DATE OF LICENSURE: 1948

DEGREES: B.A., Fisk University (1942); J.D. and LL.M, Yale University

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Professor of Law (first faculty member), Texas Southern School of Law (1948 - 1987); Dean, Texas Southern School of Law (1958-1959 and 1976-78).

HONORS AND RECOGNffiONS: Professor Emeritus and Distinguished Professor of Law, Thurgood Marshall School of Law (1987 - 1996); The first blind African American admitted to the Connecticut Bar (1948); Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree, Fisk University.

COMMUNITY/CIVIC ACTIVITIES: First Chairman, Board of Advisors for the legal and social policy institute at Thurgood Marshall School of Law. Member of the follow- ing organizations: National Bar Association; Houston Lawyers Association; Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity; Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity; and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity.

SPOUSE: Iris Harris Carl

CHILDREN: Francine Carl Walker and Nina Carl The Honorable Earl B. Gilliam

RESIDENCFJPRACTICE: San Diego, California

DATE OF LICENSURE: 1957

DEGREES: B.A., San Diego State College (1953); LL.B and J.D., Hastings College of Law (1957)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Senior Judge, United States District Court, Southern District of California (1993- present); Judge, United States District Court, Southern District of California (1980-1993); Deputy United States District Attorney (1957-1961); Private practice in law (1961-1963); Municipal Court Judge (1963-75); Superior Court Judge (1975-1980). Professor of Law at Western State College of Law; Instructor at the University of California at San Diego in Urban and Rural Studies.

HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS: Young Man of the Year, San Diego Chamber of Commerce (1965); Commissioner General for the Month of March, City of San Diego's 200th Anniversary; Citizen of the Year for San Diego (1973); Good Guy Award for San Diego (1974); Golden Man of the Year, Boy's Club of San Diego (1981); Trial Judge of the Year, San Diego Trial Lawyers Association (1981); Citizen of the Year for San Diego (1994); San Diego High School Wall of Honor (1994); Eagle Spirit Award, Sharp HealthCare Foundation (1995); Wiley A. Branton Award, National Bar Association (1997).

COMMUNITY/CIVIC ACTIVITIES: Member of the following: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity (Founding Member); Alpha Pi Boule; Tau Sigma, National Fraternity for Business and Economics; Pi Alpha Delta, National Legal Fraternity; Sigma Beta Tau, national scholarship fraternity for business students; Scholarship Committee, Western State University. Founder and Organizer, Black Jewish Dialogue; Original Member of Charger Backers; Chairman, Legal Committee of the NAACP; Board of Directors and Vice President, YMCA; Chairman, Committee for Beechhaven Home for Girls; Advisory COmmittees for the Board of Education on Equal Education; Board of Overseers, University of California at San Diego; Board of Trustees, Western State University; Board of Visitors of Hastings College of Law. Boards of Directors of the following: Villaview Hospital Foundation; San Diego Kind Corporation; Bum Institute; San Diego State University Alunmi Association; Urban League; Navy League; Boy's Club; Salvation Army; YMCA; Aztec Club; Alumni Association, San Diego State University; Model Cities; 200th Anniversary of the City of San Diego.

SPOUSE: Rebecca L. Prater, Esquire

CHILDREN: Derrick James and Earl Kenneth

!'Jlm J'\ B \ 11.111 ol I uuu- 11Itllll,llOlJ • P.I~I'(. Herbert H Henderson Esquire

RESIDENCEIPRACTICE: Huntington, West Virginia

DEGREES: B.S., West Virginia State College; J.D., George Washington University School of Law (1958)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Senior Partner, Henderson, Henderson & Staples; President, West Virginia Conferences of the NAACP (1966-1986); Instrumental in supervising school desegregation and public accommodation civil rights cases in Southern West Virginia; Instructor, Black History, Marshall University (1967-1980); Served as lead counsel in several landmark civil rights cases including West Virginia Human Rights Commission v. United Transportation Union (1981); United States Anny (1946-1949); Artillery Officer, United States Anny (1953-1955); Member of the West Virginia State Bar.

HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS: Often referred to as "Mr. Civil Rights of West Virginia"; Recipient of the Robert Ming Award, NAACP Board of Directors (1985); Justitia Officium Award (Highest Honor of the West Virginia University College of Law (1989); The T.G. Nutter award, West Virginia Conference of Branches of the NAACP; Living Dream Award for Civil Rights, West Virginia Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Commissions.

COMMUNITY/CIVIC ACTJVJT.lES: Member, American Trial Lawyers Association; Member, Mountain State Bar Association; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Lifetime mem- ber, NAACP; Former Chairperson, National Division, Board of Global Ministries of United Methodist Church; Former member, United Methodist Development FUND; Chairperson of Finance Committee and chief fund raiser for the Mountain State Bar Association, Brown W. Payne Fellowship (for minority and disadvantage law students); Founder, manager and supervisor of the West Virginia NAACP Jobs Program (1978-pre- sent); Interim General Counsel, NAACP (1984 and 1989-1990); Currently, member of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA and Church World Service.

SPOUSE: Maxine D. McKissick

CHILDREN: Cherly 1. Henderson, Esquire; Sherri Avis Henderson; Gail Teresa Henderson-Staples, Esquire; Leslie Jeanine Henderson-Williams

!IJ')S :\H \ 11.11101 1.1111\ llltllllllllli • P.t~y- The Reverend Benjamin L. Hooks

RESIDENCEIPRACTICE: Memphis, Tennessee

DATE OF LICENSURE: 1948

DEGREES: Bachelor's degree, Le Moyne College; J.D., DePaul University College of Law (1948)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Licensed to preach (1955); began his Pastorate at The Middle Baptist Church in Memphis in 1965 (still serves after 42 years); Pastor, The Greater New Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Detroit, ~ Michigan (1964-1994); Executive Director, NAACP (1976-1993) - purchased the first permanent home for the national headquarters; The Chapman Company (1993 - present); Judge, Criminal Court of Shelby County, Tennessee (first African American Criminal Court Judge in the State of Tennessee and the first Black judge of a court of record in the South since Reconstruction (1965); Member (first African American), Federal Communications Commission (1972); Distinguished Adjunct Professor of Political Science and History, University of Memphis; former Professor, Fisk University; served with the 92nd Infantry in Italy during World War II (1943-1946).

HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS: 83rd Recipient of the NAACP Spingarn Metal (July 3, 1986); Ben L. Hooks Chair for Social Justice established in his honor at Fisk University (1993).

COMMUNITY/CIVIC ACTIVITIES: Co-Founder (1956) and Vice President of the Mutual Federal Savings and Loan Association (1956 - 1971); Served on the following Boards: National Conference of Christians and Jews; Public Broadcasting Corporation; A. Philip Randolph Institute; Treasurer, Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC); Chairman, Leadership Conference on Civil Rights (LCCR); Supreme Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias; President, National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Chairman of the Board of Universal Life Insurance Company; Chairman of the Board of Minaet; Golden Heritage Life Member, NAACP.

SPOUSE: former Frances Dancy

CHILDREN: Patricia H. Gray

I'JIJS \B\ Il.dlll'''.1Il1l' IlItlUlltull • I'.l~l' S The Honorable Charles V.Johnson

RESIDENCEJPRACTICE: Seattle, Washington

DATE OF LICENSURE: 1957

DEGREES: Bachelors Degree, University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (1954); J.D., University of Washington School of Law (1957)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Spokesperson for the King County Superior Court; Private practice, Seattle, Washington (1958-1969); Judge, Seattle Municipal Court (1969- 1980) and elected as Presiding Judge for three terms; Appointed to the King County Superior Court (1981) and serves as Presiding Judge (1990-1993).

HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS: Seattle King County Bar Association's 1991 Outstanding Judge Award; National center for State Courts 1991 Distinguished Service Award; The Municipal League of King Court 1994 Public Official of the Year Civic Award; The 1997 Washington State Trial Lawyers Association Judge of the Year Award; Distinguished Alumni Award, University of Washington School of Law.

COMMUNITY AND CIVIC ACTIVITIES: Past President, American Judges Association; Former Trustee, First AME Church; Past President of the Seattle Branch and the Northwest Area Conference of NAACP; National Board of Directors, NAACP; Vice Chair, Board Committee on Branches of NAACP; Past President of the American Judges Association. Served two terms on the Board of Directors of the National Center of State Courts; served as Member of the Gender and Justice Task Force; Member, The Washington State Sentencing Guidelines Commission; Member, The Governor's Emergency Commission on Prison Overcrowding; Member, YMCA Board of Trustees; One of the organizers of the Seattle Model Cities Program; Vice President, National Council YMCA; Chair, The NAACP's National Committee; Chair, Seattle Model Cities Program Citizens Advisory Board; Chair, Board of Directors Seattle Metropolitan YMCA.

(lJ'oJXNB-\. IhUlI1 Fumv Indw nun • Pa;.!,l'i) The Honorable Robert N. C. Nix

RESIDENCEJPRACTICE: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

DAlE OF LICENSURE: 1953

DEGREES: B.A., Villanova University (1950); J.D., University of Pennsylvania (1953)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Chief Justice Emeritus, Supreme Court of Philadelphia (first African American to serve on the State Supreme Court); Chief Justice, Pennsylvania Supreme Court; Justice, Pennsylvania Supreme Court (1972-1984); Deputy Attorney General, Conunonwealth of Pennsylvania (1956- 1958); Partner, law firm of Nix, Rhodes and Nix (1958-1968); Judge, Court of Conunon pleas, First Judicial District (1968-1971).

HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS: Honorary Doctor of Laws Degrees from the follow- ing universities: VillanovaUniversity (1976); Delaware Law School of Widener College (1980); Chestnut Hill College (1983); Dickinson Law School (1983); Scranton University (1984); LaSalle College (1984); St Charles Seminary (1985); Who s Who in America; Who s Who in American Politics; Who is Who in American Law.

COMMUNITY/CIVIC ACTIVITIES: Member of the Board of Governors, Temple University Hospital. Board of Trustees of the following universities: Duquesne University; Villanova University; University of Scranton; Lincoln University; University of Pennsylvania Law School. Member, American Bar Association, Philadelphia Bar Association, Pennsylvania Bar Association, National Bar Association. Knight Commander of the Order of Saint Gregory issued by the vatican; Fellow, American Bar Foundation; President, Conference of Chief Justices (1991-1992); Chairman of the Board, National Center for State Courts (1991-1992). • SPOUSE: Dorothy E. Lewis (deceased 1985); Renate E. Bryant

CHILDREN: Robert, Michael, Anthony, and Jude Stephen

IlJI)S i\H\ 1I.IIIul Fume fudurtiou • P,l~l III The Honorable Revius Ortique, Jr.

RESIDENCEIPRACTICE: New Orleans, Louisiana

DATE OF LICENSURE: June 1956

DEGREES: B.A, Dillard University (1947); M.A, Indiana University (1949); lD., Southern University School of Law (1956)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: (Retired); Judge, Division "B", Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans (1978); Judge, Division "H", Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans (1979-1992); Chief Judge, Civil Courts for Orleans Parish (1986 for two terms); Private practice (1956); Co-Counsel in several major civil rights cases including: Lewis v. Celotex Corp and Volger v. McCarty Insulators (1957); President (for three terms). Community Relations Council (1960); Elected to the House of Delegates, Louisiana State Bar Association _ first African American attorney (1973); President. National Legal Aid and Defender Association Executive Committee • first black elected (1973); Nominated by President Ford for three year term to the Board of Directors, Legal Services Corporation (1975) and confirmed to a second term (1979); Lectured extensively throughout the country and at the University of the West Indies at the four main campuses; Elected by the Louisiana State Senate to the Louisiana Board of Ethics (1997 - 5 year term).

HONORSIRECOGNITIONS: Honorary Doctor of Laws degrees from the following: Campbell College, University of Indiana, Morris Brown College, Loyola University of the South. Dillard University. Honorary Doctor of Humane Letter, Ithaca College. An Outstanding Young Man Award, National Urban League (1950); Received the Whitney M Young Memorial Award (1978); "Judge William Hastie Award". NBA Judicial Council (1982); Lifetime Achievement Award For Achievement in Pro Bono Legal Services. Louisiana State Bar Association (1986); Raymond Pace Alexander Award, NBA Judicial Council (1987); The Revius O. Ortique, Jr. Law Library named in his honor in Lafayette, Louisiana (1988); Cited as a "Civil Rights Pioneer" at the National Convention of the Black Law Students Association (1990); Martin Luther King "Lifetime Achievement Award", Xavier, Tulane and Loyola Universities; Spirit of Greatness Award. Christian Fellowship Ministries of Louisiana (1996); Man of the Year Award, N.O. Sports Foundation (1997).

COMMUNITY/CIVIC ACTIVITIES: President. fourth and fifth Circuit Judges Association (1992); President. National Bar Association (1965 & 1966); President, Urban League of New Orleans (1958); Past President, Southwest Bar Association; Past President. Louis A Martinet Society; National Advisory Council. Legal services Program of O.E.O., American Bar Association (1964-1971); Member. The Commission on Campus Unrest (1970); Committee on the Rules of Professional Responsibility, Louisiana State Bar Association (1973); Federal Hospital Council for four terms (Hill-Bourne); Vice President and President, The Metropolitan Area Committee of New Orleans (1977); Chairman, NBA Judicial Council (1983).

SPOUSE: fanner Miriam Victorianne

CHILDREN: Robert, Michael, Anthony, and Jude Stephen

1,)t}X [\U\ 11.11101 ~.IIIH'ludurtinu • P,I~"11 The Honorable Paul Webber, III

RESIDENCEIPRACTICE: Washington,District of Columbia

DAlE OF LICENSURE: 1957

DEGREES: Bachelor's Degree, South Carolina State University (1964); J.D., South Carolina State University School of Law (1957); Trial Judges Academy, University of Virginia (1978).

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Judge, District of Columbia Superior Court (1977- present); Presiding Judge, Civil Division, District of Columbia Superior Court (1989- present) and Deputy Presiding Judge (1986-1989); Partner, Dolphin, Branton, Stafford & Webber, Washington, District of Columbia (1969-1977); Managing Attorney, Neighborhood Legal Services Program, Washington, District of Colwnbia (1967-1969); Trial Attorney, Antitrust Division, United States Department of Justice; Associate Legal Counsel, Golden State Mutual Insurance Company; Attorney, Colwnbia, South Carolina (1958-1959); Professor, Allen University (1958-1959); Assistant Law Librarian, University of California at Los Angeles Law School (1959-60); Professor, Howard University (1972-1976); Professor, George Washington University (Summer 1973).

HONORS AND RECOGNITION: Named Outstanding Trial Judge of the Year by the Trial Lawyers Association of Metropolitan Washington, District of Columbia (1985-86); Who' Who Among College and University Students; Alumnus of the Year, South Carolina State University (1979).

COMMUNITY/CIVIC ACTIVITIES: Co-Chairman of the Civil Delay Reduction Task Force (1989-1993); Member of the Media Committee, Congressional Black Caucus Counsel (1971-1974); Chairman, Civil Practice and Fantily Law Section, National Bar Association (1972-1973); Arbitrator, American Arbitration Association (1972-1977). Served on the following Boanls: National Child Day Care Association, National Association of Hearing and Speech Action; United Negro College Fund; Columbia Hospital; Family and Child Services; Judicial Council, National Bar Association; National President, The Guardsmen (1989). Member, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Member, Sigma Pi Phi (Epsilon Boule); Member, The Urban League.

SPOUSE: Fay DeShields Webber

CHILDREN: Paul R. Webber, IV, Esquire; Stephen D. Webber, M.D.; Nikki P. Webber, M.A

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1986 John Adams, Jr. The Honorable Elreta Alexander-Ralston Dr. Sadie T. M. Alexander Joseph J. Attwell Lawrence B. Bailey. Sr. The Honorable Richard L. Baltimore, Jr. Thomas L. Berkeley Louis Berry Theodore M. Berry The Honorable Jane Bolin The Honorable Amos Bowman Harry O. Bright Oscar C. Brown Wyatt C. Brownlee Edward M. Byrd Fred J. Carnage Charles V. Carr The Honorable Robert L. Carter The Honorable George W. Crockett, Jr. Jesse: O. Dedmon. Jr. Earl B. Dickerson The Honorable Edward R. Dudley The Honorable Joseph E. Dyer The Honorable Dennis Edward. Jr. Fred H. Elliot The Honorable W. Harold Flowers, Sr. The Honorsble Walter R Gladwin Harry RC. Gibson Truman K. Gibson Everett 1. Hall Houston H. Hall The Honorable Oliver Hill The Honorable Elmer C. Jackson, Jr. The Honorable Bernard Jefferson The Honorable Billy Jones John T. Jones The Honorable Sidney A. Jones The Honorable Robert Lillard The Honorable Mercer M. Mance The Honorsble Thurgood Marshall The Honorable William A. McClain William T. McKnight James A. McLendon Louis Rothschild Mehlinger Archie Mills Coleman C. Moore

!lJ'm "\B\ 11.•1I1111.lllll,llldlltllllll - 1'.1:...'113 Alvin H. Moss George B. Nesbitt W. Lawrence Oliver The Honorable Hubert B. Pair Aaron H. Payne The Honorable William E. Peterson The Honorable Cecil F. Poole Henry E. Quales, Sr. Willard B. Ransom The Honorable R. 1. Reynolds The Honorable Spottswood W. Robinson, III The Honorable Jawn A. Sandifer Arthur D. Shores Charles C. Spaulding The Honorable Harold A. Stevens \ , Herman L. Taylor L. E. Thomas The Honorable Lucia 1. Thomas The Honorable William S. Thompson The Honorable Edward B. Toles Vince M. Townsend, Jr. Samuel W. Tucker The Honorable Andrew R. Tyler The Honorable Theodore M. Williams Charles W. Williamson Margaret Bush Wilson

1987 No Awardees

1988 Herbert L. Dudley Vanue B. Lacour John W. Langford James J. Sansom, Jr. Cora T. Walker

1989 John Adams, Jr. William S. Mayfield R. 1. Reynolds The Honorable Clinton W. White

I')'JS XB\ll.lllull.lIIltllldlllllon .I'.l~ll-l 1990 Frankie Muse Freeman Melton M. Lewis The Honorable H. T. Lockard John Hamlin Rennick The Honorable Nathan B. Young

1991 Irving P. Andrews Louis A. Bedford, Jr. Lawrence W. Carroll The Honorable Harry A. Cole Nathaniel S. Colley John T. Dixon The Honorable Richard C. Erwin The Honorable Marion W. Garnett Harry E. Groves Mabel D. Haden Ruth E. Hankins-Nesbitt The Honorable James L. Harris The Honorable Evelyn F. Johnson The Honorable Glenn T. Johnson The Honorable George N. Leighton John Morton-Finney The Honorable James B. Parsons The Honorable William E. Peterson Robert C. Power The Honorable D. Adolphus Rivers The Honorable Juanita Kidd Stout The Honorable William S. Thompson Francis Wi IIiarns Robert L. Witherspoon (posthumously)

1992 Harvey E. Beech The Honorable Clyde S. Cahill Curtis C. Crawford Stuart J. Dunnings, Jr. Wilson Gray The Honorable Billy Jones (posthumously) Annie Brown Kennedy Harold L. Kennedy, Jr. J. Kenneth Lee The Honorable Theodore McMillan Charles R. Oldham Daniel G. Sampson 1993 Oscar W. Adams Phillip L. Burton Carl A. Earles Wendell G. Freeland The Honorable Sara 1. Harper The Honorable Arthur L. Lane Charles D. Langford William A. Marsh, Jr. The Honorable Ernest N. Morial (posthumously) The Honorable Shelton C. Penn Matthew W. Plummer The Honorable Paul A. Simmons The Honorable Henry R. Smith. Jr. Eric Springer James E. Terry The Honorable George W. Trumbo

1994 The Honorable Solomon Baylor Louis Berry Hilbert L. Bradley The Honorable Carl J. Character Eddie M. Cole James Romeo Corley The Honorable William Cousins. Jr. The Honorable Calvin H. Hall W. Theophilus Jones Thornton 1. Meacham, Jr. Willard B. Ransome Charles M. Stokes J. Warren Watson Avon N. Williams

1995 Frederick M. Douglass Robert V. Franklin Willie S. Glanton The Honorable Albert J. Grant Fred D. Gray The Honorable John R. Hargrove, Sr. Oscar E. Jones LenaK. Lee The Honorable Edith Miller William H. Murphy, Sr. The Honorable Odas Nicholson Lawrence Olivier, ill

19'm NBA Hall of Fame Inducunu • l'.lgl'lll The Honorable Matthew J. Perry L. Steven Robi nson George L. Russell The Honorable Louis Stokes The Honorable lack E. Tanner JayB. White Charles E. Williams Robert A. Wright

1996 The Honorable Lewis W. Clymer The Honorable George D. Covington Alfonso C. Fuller Lawrence E. Kennon Caesar Cooleridge Latimer The Honorable John T. Letts Alphonse Lewis James D. Montgomery Earl L.Neal The Honorable James Lopez Watson

1997 The Honorable Weldon H. Berry, Sr. Hurbert H. Bryant The Honorable L. Clifford Davis A. Glenn Epps The Honorable Addeliar D. Guy (posrhumously) Douglas Hall Roberson L. King (posthumously) Frank E. Phillips The Honorable R. Eugene Pincham C. Frederick Robinson The Honorable Earl E. Strayhorn Robert L. Tucker Aloysius M. Wickliff, Sr.

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