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The Athletic Hall of Fame Awards Program: Dear UCLA Sports Fan Dear UCLA Sports Fan: The Athletic Hall of Fame Awards Program: To all athletic enthusiasts interested in seeing Eligibility: their sports heroes honored in the Bruin Hall • Student-athletes who last competed at UCLA ten or more years prior to induction. of Fame, we cordially invite your participation • Former coaches who last coached at UCLA five or more years prior to induction. • Former UCLA Athletic Directors who last served as Athletic Director five or more years inthe nomination of persons you consider prior to induction. worthyof such a tribute during the coming • Current head coaches who have been a head coach at UCLA for 15 years or who have year. won four or more NCAA championshps. • Individuals who have rendered extraordinary service, leadership and/or support The UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame was dedicated contributing directly to the success of student-athletes within the UCLA Intercollegiate in 1984 and is part of the J.D. Morgan Intercolle- Athletics Department, and who have worked as a full-time employee at UCLA for a minimum of 20 years, may be nominated and inducted. giate Athletics Center. Newly renovated, the UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame houses many Following is a complete list of members of the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame: significant Bruin trophies, awards, and memo- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | William C. Ackerman | Amy Acuff | Gary Adams | Julie Adams | Troy Aikman | Kermit Alexander | Lucius Allen rabilia as well as interactive displays recogniz- Jill Andrews | Kim Hamilton Anthony | Traci Arkenberg | Arthur Ashe | Evelyn Ashford | David Ashleigh | Sharon Backus | Guy Baker Ron Ballatore | Burr Baldwin | Sam Balter | Andy Banachowski | William Banks III | Don Barksdale | Bill Barrett | Glenn Basset | Gary Beban ing each Bruin Hall of Fame inductee. Mohini Bhardwaj | Henry Bibby | Carlos Bocanegra | Sam Boghosian | Fred Bohna | Ato Boldon | Carol Bower | Donald Bragg | John Brenner Dr. Julie Bremner Romias | George Brown | Jim Brown | Dr. Robert "Bobby" Brown | Theotis Brown | Jennifer Brundage | Mike Burton The attached form is for your use in Jim Bush | James Butts | Eric Byrnes | Paul Caligiuri | Paul Cameron | Ernie CasevChris Chambliss | Charles Cheshre | Denny Cline nominating former UCLA athletes and coaches Kay Cockerill | Stan Cole | Wayne Collett | Tracy Compton | Terry Condon | Jimmy Connors | Denise Corlett | Sheila Cornell | Randy Cross Denny Crum | Gary Cunningham | Hardiman Cureton | Denise Curry | Tim Daggett | Peter H. Dailey | Dave Dalby | Peter T. Dalis you consider true Hall of Famers. Please Jamie Dantzscher | Bob Davenport | Annett Davis | Baron Davis | Bob Day | Gail Devers | George W. Dickerson | Craig Dixon | Terry Donahue complete the form below and return by Debbie Doom | Maylana Martin Douglas | Elvin "Ducky" Drake | Dawn Dumble | Dennis Dummit | Norman Duncan | Kenneth Easley December 31, 2016. All nominations will be Warren Edmonson | Tyus Edney | Jack D. Ellena | Sue Enquist | Keith Erickson | Danny Everett | Danny Farmer | George Farmer reviewed by the Athletic Hall of Fame selection Mel Farr Sr. | Thomas J. Fears | Jim Ferguson | Lisa Fernandez | Dr. Gerald Finerman | Robert Fischer | Herb Flam | Greg Foster | Allen Fox Mitchell J. Frankovich | Brad Friedel | Mitch Gaylord | Troy Glaus | John Godina | Natalie Golda Benson | Brian Goodell | Gail C. Goodrich committee.Those selected will be inducted at Maurice "Mac" Goodstein | Carlton Gray | Gaston Green | John Green | David Greenwood | Yvonne Gutierrez | James "Cap" Haralson the 2017 Hall of Fame Ceremony. Joanna Hayes | Walt Hazzard | Chris Henderson | Jack Hirsch Dr. Judith Holland | Cecil Hollingsworth | Leah Homma | Bob Horn Briggs Hunt | Tom Jager | Wilbur Johns | Ernie Johnson | Jimmy Johnson | Marques Johnson | Rafer Johnson | Don Johnson | Cobi Jones UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame Florence Griffith Joyner | Jackie Joyner-Kersee | Eric Karros | Mebrahtom Keflezighi | Victor M. "Vic" Kelley Jr. | Kirk Kilgour | Billy Kilmer Karch Kiraly | Valorie Kondos Field | Adam Krikorian | Kurt Krumpholz | Bert La Brucherie | Carnell Lake | Robin Leamy | Timothy Leary Selection Committee John Lee | Steve Lewis | Richard Linthicum | Lisa Longaker | Jose Lopez | Torey Lovullo | Frank Lubin | James E. LuValle | Ricci Luyties Shane Mack | Don MacLean | Don Manning | Mike Marienthal | Michael Marsh | Billy Martin | Liz Masakayan | Carl McBain | Ryan McGuire Please submit your nomination form by mail or email: Fred McNeill | Freeman McNeil | Cade McNown | Eddie Merrins | Stein Metzger | Anne Meyers | David Meyers | Reggie Miller Karen Moe-Thornton | Donn Moomaw | Billie Moore | Joe-Max Moore | John Moore | J.D. Morgan | Jack Myers | Larry Nagler | Ted Narleski MAIL William D. Naulls | Paul Nihipali | Monte Nitzkowski | Gerald F. Norman | Mel North | Ken Norton Jr. | Stacey Nuveman | Jeff Nygaard Please mail forms to: Ed O'Bannon | Jonathan Ogden | Mike O'Hara | Anita Ortega | James Owens | Jan Palchikoff | Janice Parks | Doug Partie | Charles Pasarell UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame Steve Pate | Don Paul | Corey Pavin | Nicolle Payne | John J. Peterson | Keri Phebus | Tommy Prothro | Nandi Pryce | Bill Putnam Attention: Director, Bruin Varsity Club Tom Ramsey | Jeanne Beauprey Reeves | Art Reichle | Dot Richardson | Jerome "Pooh" Richardson | John H. Richardson | Jackie Robinson Jerry Robinson | Don Rogers | Cal Rossi | Alex Rousseau | Curtis Rowe | Gene "Skip" Rowland | Larry Rundle | Annette Schmidt PO Box 24044 John Sciarra | Robert Seaman | Sharon Shapiro | Eddie Sheldrake | Jerry Shipkey | Art Shurlock | Coralie Simmons | Fred Slaughter Los Angeles, CA 90024 John Smith | Sinjin Smith | Albert A. Sparlis | Bill Spaulding | George Stanich | J.J. Stokes | Dennis Storer | Woody Strode | Ernie Suwara Seilala Sua | Jack P. Tidball | Jackie Tobian-Steinmann | Davia Tomkus | Walt Torrence | Mike Tully | Eric Turner | Pat E. Turner | Wendell Tyler EMAIL Stella Umeh | Chase Utley | Eric Valent | John Vallely | Kiki Vandeweghe | Dick Vermeil | Janeene Vickers | Peter Vidmar | Asbjorn Volstad Please email all nomination information Catharine Von Schwarz | Francis Wai | Duffy Waldorf | Dick Wallen | Bill Walton | Michael Warren | Kenneth Washington | Kenny Washington Jr. included on the form to: Richard Washington | Bob Waterfield | Natasha Watley | Russell Webb | Sidney Wicks | Jamaal Wilkes | Natalie Williams | Onnie Willis John Wooden | Tim Wrightman | C.K. Yang | Charles E. Young | Cy Young | Kevin Young | Elaine Youngs | Todd Zeile [email protected] Athletic Hall of Fame Nomination Nominee ______________________________________________________________________ Address _______________________________________________________________________ Telephone ( _____________ ) _______________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ Sport(s) or Special Achievements ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ Nominator ______________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ Address ________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ Telephone ( _______ ) ____________________ Please attach any additional biographical information.
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