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L/6 hey are respected, admired, ac- and an Army oiiicer; George Blanda ic activist; Dr. James R. Urbaniak ’58
complished in their field. They ’51 of LaGrange Park, Ill., a profes- of Durham, N.C., an orthopedic sur-
have"arrived." sional football player for 26 years; geon specializing in replantation of
"They" are the 13 special people, Jamfts A. Caywood °44 Of Washing- severed limbs, and Earl D. Wallace
all UK alumni, who have been hon- ton, D.C., a mastermind behind the Sr. ’21 of Lexington, preservationist
ored by the University of Kentucky Washington, D.C., rapid transit sys- of Shakertown, an engineer and busi-
National Alumni Association with in- tem; Wendell Cherry ’57 of Louis- nessman. One posthumous award in
duction into the Hall of Distinguished ville, co—f0under and now president of honor of Philip R. Edwards ’22, a
Alumni, a presentation made once ev- Humana, Inc.; Martha Layne Collins bacteriologist whose name became
ery five years. ,59, Kerltuckyis first Womém gOVCr- synonymous with Salmonella re-
To be selected for this honor, the nor; Adolph M. Edwards Jr. ’29 of search, was accepted by his widow,
nominee must be a graduate of the Arlington, Va., an attorney and Katherine Edwards 0fLeXmgmh_
University or have satisfactorily com- statesman who helped shepherd Alas- These successful people are people
pleted two years of undergraduate ka and Hawaii into statehood; Lt. who share "old-fashioned" values like
work or the graduate equivalent at Gen. jack I. Gregory ’53 of Berg- astrong work ethic andacommitment
UK. Each must have achieved nation- strom Air Force Base, Austin, Texas, to one’s neighbors; people who re-
al or international prominence in their commander of the Tactical Air Com- member their mms and the help they
sphere ofliving, a prominence that re- mand in the western U.S.A.; Dr. F. got from others along the way. They
Hects favorably on the Commonwealth Story Musgrave ’66 of Houston, are all at the top of the heap of their
andthe University. spaceshuttle astronaut, surgeon and chosen professions and they all ofler
The eminent people chosen to join teacher; Dr. Julius C. Powell ’5O of the same advice-—don’t quit!
the other 177 distinguished alumni al- Richmond, president emeritus of
ready in the Hall are: Col. A. Sidney Eastern Kentucky University; Warren
Behrman ’14 of Chicago, Ill., an in- Rosenthal ’47 of Lexington, chairman   Kayu/Ohnygn
ventor, an expert in water treatment ofthe board ofjerrico, Inc. and a civ-
 
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