Legacy Award
The Legacy Award went to 8 students who, in 1957, were the first black graduates of previously all-white high schools in Woodford County. “During a period of turmoil throughout much of the United States, these students helped guide the county through a peaceful transition to school integration,” the hall of fame organizing committee said in a release.
Versailles High School

Versailles High School – Richard Beasley, Stella Howard, Helen Jackson, Lewis Johnson, Wendell Stepp and William Weaver
Midway High School

Midway High School – Ayé A. Aton (formerly known as Robert Underwood) and Alfred Guy from the former Midway High School