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1994 Hall of Fame Inductees |
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Class |
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Mrs. Sandra Buckner-Gooch |
Community Service |
1955 |
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Millicent Crisp |
Visual/Performing Arts |
1972 |
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Phillip N. Jackson |
Journalism |
1969 |
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Dr. Lynette Jackson-Peoples |
Science |
1968 |
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Johnnie Lynn |
Sports |
1975 |
 Johnnie
Lynn was a three-sport letterman at Muir, an all-Pacific League
football and baseball player. He was a member of a national
record-setting relay team in track and field. He was a star
defensive back on the 1975-78 UCLA football teams, helping lead the
Bruins to an upset victory over Ohio State in the 1976 Rose Bowl
game under Head Coach Dick Vermeil. An all-Pac 8 player in his
senior year, Lynn was selected in the fourth round of the 1979 NFL
Draft by the New York Jets, where he played his entire eight-year
pro football career (1979-‘86). In 1987, he was hired as a graduate
assistant at the University of Arizona under Dick Tomey, where he
served in various coaching capacities through 1993. He was an NFL
assistant coach in each of the next 15 seasons, with the Tampa Bay
Buccaneers (1994, ’95), San Francisco 49ers (1996), New York Giants
(1997-2003), Baltimore Ravens (2004, ’05) and 49ers again
(2006-2010).
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2018 Hall of Fame Nominations
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