JFK - Head of the Blue Key Society of Southwestern Louisiana Institute at Lafayette (now ULL) who met and got photographed with future President Kennedy at the Crowley Rice Festival in 1959
In 1954 Ed Andrews was the New York Yankees' first Negro League pitcher. Unfortunately Andrews never panned out as expected or he and not Elston Howard would have been the first black player in team history.
Former NHL Right Wing. Played for the St. Louis Blues (1978/79 - 1983/84), Pittsburgh Penguins (1984/85 - 1985/86), Quebec Nordiques (1985/86), & Hartford Whalers (1985/86 - 1986/87)
former college/NBA guard; played for Georgia Tech, Bucks, Kings, Pistons, Warriors, Hawks, Lakers, Nuggets and Rockets; #21 pick overall 1992 NBA Draft; son of former ABA/NBA HOF player Rick Barry
Born 1916.Last living female 'Monuments Men' of the 2nd wave of Monuments Men which began their work after the war had ended. She is related to writer Virginia Woolf
former college/NBA guard; played for University of Arizona, Hawks, Wizards, Heat, Grizzles, Knicks and Kings; 1X All - American; PAC-10 POY 1998; All - PAC 10 (1998); member of Arizona National Championship team
Former NHL defenseman. Played for Philadelphia(1972/73 - 1977/78), Pittsburgh(1978/79 - 1979/80), Edmonton(1980/81), Winnipeg(1980/81), & Detroit (1980/81). First defenseman to score four goals and added four assists in a single game on Dec. 11, 1977
NBA - PG, Milwaukee Bucks He was selected by the Oklahoma City Thunder with the 18th pick in the 2010 NBA draft and subsequently traded to the LA Clippers. College, University of Kentucky in 2009?10, (35?3 record and Elite Eight appearance)
Retired NHL Forward (Florida Panthers, St. Louis Blues, Pittsburgh Penguins & New York Islanders) - Currently Bridgeport Sound Tigers (AHL) Assistant Coach
Actor Director Writer active from the 50's into the 70's. Directed several religous themed films in the 50's. Appeared in small tv roles. Was the son of censor Joseph Breen
former college/NBA/ABA coach/player/executive; played for UNC, Oakland Oaks, Denver Rockets, Virgina Squires & Washington Capitals; coached Pacers, Pistons, University of Kansas, UCLA, Clippers, 76ers, Spurs, Nets, Knicks and Bobcats
American Former Male Comedian & Actor - TV Series - 'The George Burns & Gracie Allen Show' (1950-1958). Movie - 'Six of a Kind' (1934), 'Oh God!' 1977), ' The Sunshine Boys' (1975), '18 Again!' (1988), 'A Damsel In Distress' (1937) Plus Many More Roles
German ww2 ME262 pilot born 1924. Was never in the Wehrmacht; author - The last of the few: An Me.262 Pilot remembers, flew the buckner 181, 131, fw 44, ar 66, f-13, w33, w34, ju86, ju88, ju52, me110, me210, me40, me262, klemm 35, sg38, kranich
former college/ABA guard/forward; played for Arizona State University, Carolina Cougars, St. Louis/Atlanta Hawks, Spirits of St. Louis & Detroit Pistons; scored 12,619 combined NBA/ABA career points; All-star in ABA & NBA, 1964 Olympic gold medal team
American Female American Football Player - Defence Back/Fullback. Lingerie/Legends Football League (LFL) 'Baltimore Charm' (2010-2013 ) 'Las Vegas Sin' (2014-2015)
Current assistant coach for the Islanders. Former NHL center. Played with Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Montreal. Former Gatineau Olympiques assistant coach
WWII - Mine Platoon of the Anti-Tank Company, 69th Infantry Division, 271st Regiment. First combat at the 'Siegfried Line' in February 1945; crossed the Rhine on March 27, 1945; arrived at the KZ Buchenwald one day after its liberation
Director/actor/writer 'Return to Tarawa: The Leon Cooper Story' 'Random Passage'/4 years Naval officer in WW2. Landing craft officer-Boat Group Commander for my ship-landing assault troops on the beaches of six Japanese island strongholds
U.S. Air Force brigadier general (Ret.)& author 'Around the World with LBJ: My Wild Ride As Air Force One Pilot', White House Aide, & Personal Confidant/Military aide & chief Air Force One pilot under President Lyndon B. Johnson
former college/NBA small forward/shooting guard; played for Norfolk State, Bucks and Bullets; 4X All - Star; 2X NBA Champion; former assistant basketball coach at Hampton University
Former NHL defenseman. Played for the New Jersey Devils (1994/95 - 1998/99) Atlanta Thrashers (1999/2000) Dallas Stars (1999/2000) and Chicago Blackhawks (1999/2000 - 2000/01) Currently an assistant coach for the Lowell Devils in the AHL
Author;'Just A Kid, A Guard at the Nuremberg Trials' 18 years old when drafted in 1944, into infantry. Found himself standing guard over Nazi war criminals, & watched as atrocities were described in detail throughout the Nuremberg Trails
WWII veteran, born in 1913, believed to be the oldest living Pearl Harbor survivor. He served on the USS W> Virginia during the attack, and later served in the Korean War
former college/NBA shooting guard; played for McNeese State and Detroit Piston; Pistons GM from 2000-2014; 6X All - Star; 3X NBA Champion (2 player 1 executive); 4X NBA All - Defensive First Team; current Kings special advisor
U.S. Secret Service agent assigned to the White House detail during the Kennedy years, Duncan served as the advance agent for Fort Worth during the Texas visit in November 1963
former college/NBA/Euro League/Italian League; played for UCLA Bruins, Pacers, Kings, Celtics,?algiris Benetton Treviso, Lottomatica, Roma Olympiacos & Climamio Bologna; NCAA national champ 1995
NFL, Kicker. Atlanta Falcons. Formerly w/ Denver Broncos. Member of the Broncos' two Super Bowl champion teams. In 1998, Elam kicked a 63-yard field goal to tie Tom Dempsey's 1970 record for the longest field goal in NFL history
former college/NBA forward; played for UCLA, Suns, Lakers, Bulls & San Fransisco Warriors; 2X National champion (UCLA 64,65); 1X NBA champion (Lakers 72)
Was both a fullback & kicker on OSU's first National Title team in 1942. Gene played in a backfield with Heisman winner Les Horvath. His 89 yard jaunt from scrimmage still stands as a school record. Won All-Big 10 honors leading the conference in scor
Brigham Young University Basketball Player; 2011 National Player of the Year; 2011 Naismith Award, 2011 Oscar Robertson Trophy, 2011 Adolph Rupp Trophy awards winner; lead NCAA in scoring, 28.8 ppg
former college/NBA guard; played for University of Illinois, Hornets, SuperSonics, Bulls, Nets, Heat, Bucks & Timberwovles; All-American, #5 overall pick; 1990 NBA Draft; current Bulls analyst
former college/NFL/WFL wide receiver/kick returner; played for South Carolina State University, Bears, Vikings, Cardinals, Saints, Falcons & Chicago Winds; 4X Pro Bowler; scored first TD in Saints franchise history; played in two Super Bowls
former Reds, Braves, Cubs, Mets & Royals outfielder; holds minor league record for stolen bases in one season (155); currently plays in White Sox minor leagues
former college/NBA guard; played for Memphis State University, Magic, Suns, Heat and Knicks; All - American; #3 overall pick 1993 NBA Draft; currently coaches at University of Memphis
former college/CFL center/linebacker; played for University of Arkansas & Calgary Stampeders; member of College Football Hall of Fame & Canadian Football Hall of Fame; All-American; 1971 Grey Cup MVP
Actress - The Slime People, Pajama Party, Ride The Wild Surf, City Under The Sea, Dr. Goldfoot & The Bikini Machine, The Ghost In The Invisible Bikini (title role). Wife of A.I.P. president James H. Nicholson from 1964 until his death in 1972
Retired NHL Defenseman (New York Rangers, Oakland Seals, California Golden Seals, Los Angeles Kings) - Stanley Cup Winner: '90 - Hockey Hall of Fame Inductee: '79
former college/NBA point guard; played for Alcorn State, Jackson State, Pistons, Bulls, Lakers, Bucks and Raptors; assistant coach for Suns, Warriors and the University at Buffalo; Head Basketball Coach at Mississippi Valley State University;
WW2 vet, born 1921, and the last surviving member of Richard Byrd'sThird Antarctic Expedition in 1939. Also returned with Byrd on his 1946 and 1947 expeditions
former college/NBA guard/coach; played for University of San Fransisco & Celtics; coached Celtics, Bullets, SuperSonics, New England Blizzard (ABL) & San Diego Conquistadors (ABA); 8X NBA Champion; 2X NCAA champion; member of 1956 Olympic team