United States Achievement Academy - National Award Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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HALL OF FAME 13 A. L. TREADWAY High School Basketball Coach One of America's Top Winners DR. JOHN VON NEUMANN Mathematician Games Theorist! lvleteorologist E. B. WHITE Author Noted Essayist LEE TREVINO Golfer Second All-Time Prize Winner LU ACHILLES WALL Agriculture Leader FFA Executive Committee GEORGE WHITFIELD Coach of the Year National High School Baseball JOHN WOODEN Player and Coach Basketball Hall of Fame TED TURNER President Turner Communications Corporation DR. JAMES DEWEY WATSON Zoologist!Biologist Nobel Prize for DNA Research 3 KATHY WHITWORTH Golfer LPGA Hall of Fame DR. C. VANN WOODWARD Noted Historian Pulitzer Prize Winner CICELY TYSON Actress Emmy Award Winner JOHNNY WEISSMULLER Swimmer Olympic Gold Medal Winner JOHN UNITAS Quarterback Football Hall of Fame JERRY WEST Guard Basketball Hall of Fame . ,. -5 'A ., fe a wf- U i.-, IOL J Q ', , tffwziit Qvziii lf - -. :FV u'Q'.w,x'2Y7,E'QAgfj'i,fZ -tif file' - -:Mfg ar ,V s' 2 -f-- 2 -1 s I rs' . ' I - -r- i 'i - I ..,,. A '- .Q igttiaftgfas Y Iiiiaatiigifzl . . 'Z WA DAVE WILLIAMS TED WILLIAMS Outstanding College Golf Outfielder Coach University of Houston HARRY YOUNG Pioneer Agriculturist No-Tillage Farming Baseball Hall of Fame

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12 HALL OF FAME BILL RUSSELL WILLIAM SAFIRE Basketball Hall of Fame Writer Pulitzer Prize Winner DR. CARL SAGAN Astrophysicist Pulitzer Prize Winner EMIL RAY DON DANIEL SCHORR SCHIESSER SCHOLLANDEFI Award-Winning Journalist Mathematician!Physicist Swimmer Television Newscaster Chief of Mathematical and Olympic Gold Medal Physics Branch, NASA Winner ,za GRAY SIMONS DR. ISADORE SAM SNEAD Olympic Wrestler SINGER Golfer Malhgmatician Golf Hall of Fame Differential Geometry Global Analysis CASEY STENGEL KATHLEEN STILL MARSHALL STONE Manager Noted Nutritionist Mathematician Baseball Hall of Fame National Academy of Sciences DR. JONAS SALK PAT SAWLEY Medicine Outstanding Educator Father of Polio Vaccine Physical Education DOC SEVERINSEN DFI. WILLIAM Nationally Acclaimed SHOCKLEY Musician Scientistflnventor MUSIC D '9Ct0 Co-recipient, Nobel Prize The Tonight Show CLIFFORD C. MARK SPITZ SOMMER Swimmer Former President Owmpic QOH Medal .American Banker's Wmne' Association JESSE STUART WILLIAM A. Author TOOMEY Bard of Appalachia Track Olympic Decathlon Winner

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-5-UNITED STATES ACHIEVEMENT ACADEMYE 2 HALL 0F FAME 3 DR. F. STORY MUSGRAVE Astronaut Skylab Mission Dr. F. Story Musgrave has B.S. degrees in Mathematics and Statistics and in Chemistry, an M.B.A. degree in Opera- tions Analysis and Computer Programming, a doctorate in Medicine and an M.S. degree in Physiology and Biophysics. He was born in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1935 but considers Lexington, Kentucky, his home town. Following graduation from high school in 1953, Story entered the U.S. Marine Corps and completed basic training at Parris Island, South Carolina. He then entered the U.S. Naval Airman Preparatory School and the U.S. Naval Avia- tion Electrician and Instrument Technician School in Jack- sonville, Florida. On duty assignments in Korea, Japan, Ha- waii and aboard the carrier USS Wasp in the Far East, he served as an aviation electrician, instrument technician and aircraft crew chief. Dr. Musgrave has flown 110 different types of civilian and military aircraft. He holds instructor, instrument in- structor, glider instructor and airline transport ratings. Also an accomplished parachutist, he has made more than 360 free falls-including over 100 experimental free-fall descents involved with the study of human aerodynamics. In 1967, Dr. Musgrave was selected as a scientist astronaut by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration CNASAJ, where he completed astronaut academic training and a year of military flight training. He worked on the design and development of the Skylab Program, was the backup science-pilot of the first Skylab mission, and was a capsule communicator for the second and third Skylab mis- sions. On the first and second Spacelab Mission Simulations, he was the mission specialist. Dr. Musgrave participated in the design and development of such Space Shuttle equipment as spacesuits, life support systems and manned maneuvering units. From 1979-1982, he was assigned as a test pilot in the space shuttle avionics laboratory. The author of 33 scientific papers in the areas of aerospace medicine and physiology, temperature regulation, exercise physiology and clinical surgery, he has continued clinical and scientific training as a part-time surgeon at the Denver General Hospital and as a part-time professor of physiology and biophysics at the University of Kentucky Medical Cen- ter. An avid athlete, Dr. Musgrave enjoys bicycling, long-dis- tance running, racquetball, scuba diving, and skateboarding. His professional affiliations include membership in the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Civil Aviation Medical Association, the International Acad- emy of Astronautics, the Marine Corps Aviation Associa- tion, the National Aeronautic Association, the National Aerospace Education Council and the New York Academy of Sciences. Dr. Musgrave will serve as mission specialist on STS-6, the first flight of the Shuttle orbiter Challenger.