Males:
Hank Aaron—baseball player
Ansel Adams—photographer
John Adams—President
David A. Adler—author
Louis Armstrong—musician
Neil Armstrong—astronaut
John James Audubon—painter and naturalist
Francis Bacon—English Philosopher
Andrew Carnegie—businessman
Benjamin Bannekder—astronomer,
mathematician
Deitrich Bonhoeffer—German dissident
Alexander Graham Bell—inventor
Leonard Bernstein—musician and composer
William Boeing—aircraft industry
Daniel Boone—frontiersman
Marc Brown—author and illustrator
George Bush—president
Richard E. Byrd—explorer
Andrew Carnegie—community leader
Kit Carson—frontiersman
George Washington Carver—scientist
Winston Churchill—Prime Minister
William Clark—explorer
Christopher Columbus—explorer
James Cook—explorer
Davy Crockett—frontiersman
Frederick Douglass—social reformer/writer
John Deere—inventor
Tomie DePaola—author and illustrator
Walt Disney—writer/story teller
Thomas Edison—inventor and businessman
Albert Einstein—scientist
Henry Ford—inventor
Benjamin Franklin—inventor
Robert Fulton—inventor
Bill Gates—computer industry
Theodore Seuss Geisel—author and illustrator
John Glenn—astronaut
Johannes Gutenberg--Inventor
John Hancock—founding father
Daniel Handler—author
Stephen Hawking—Scientist/Writer
Sam Houston—politician
Robert Jarvik—scientist and physician
Steve Jobs—Apple Inventor
Lyndon Johnson—president
Martin Luther King, Jr.—civil rights activist
Robert E. Lee—General
Meriwether Lewis—explorer
Abraham Lincoln—President
Charles Lindbergh—pilor
Thurgood Marshall—Supreme Court Justice
Samuel Morse—inventor
John Muir—naturalist
Richard Nixon--President
Barack Obama—president
Jackson Pollock—artist
Paul Revere—Patriot
Jackie Robinson—first African American baseball
player
John D. Rockefeller—oil industry, industrialist
Norman Rockwell—artist
Fred Rodgers—educator
Theodore Roosevelt—president
Babe Ruth—Baseball hero
Jonas Salk—biologist and physician
Norman Schwarzkopf—US Army General
William Shakespeare—Writer/poet
Charles Shultz—cartoonist
Maurice Sendak—author and illustrator
Sequoyah—Native American
Oskar Schindler—Holocaust Hero
Arnold Schwarzenegger--Politician
John Smith—established Jamestown
Levi Strauss—clothing industry
Tutankhamen—Egyptian King
Mark Twain—author
George Washington—president
Andy Warhol—artist
Eli Whitney—inventor
Wright Brothers—inventors
Females:
Verna Aardema—author
Priscilla Alden—Social Worker
Maya Angelou—author
Susan B. Anthony—women’s right to vote
Clara Barton—American Red Cross
Jan Bernstein—author and illustrator
Elizabeth Blackwell—doctor
Amelia Bloomer—Women’s rights
Judy Blume—author
Nellie Bly—journalist
Ruby Bridges—school desegregation
Eve Bunting—author
Barbara Bush—First Lady
Laura Bush—First Lady
Rachel Carson—biologist and author
Mary Cassatt—artist
Cleopatra—Egyptian pharaoh
Beverly Cleary—author
Joanna Cole—author
Amelia Earhart—pilot
Lois Ehlert—author and illustrator
Anne Frank—writer, Holocaust survivor
Ruth Bader Ginsburg—Supreme Court Justice
Katherine Graham—journalist
Julliette Gordon Low—Girl Scouts
Dolly Madison—First Lady
Mae Jemison—physician and astronaut
Laura Ingalls Wilder—author
Hellen Keller—author/political activist
Coretta Scott King—civil rights activist
Helen Lester—author
Ruth Law—pilot
Christa McAuliffe—astronaut
Barbara McClintock—scientist
Grandma Moses—artist
Annie Oakley—sharpshooter
Sandra Day O’Connor—Supreme Court Justice
Georgia O’Keeffe—artist
Peggy Parish—author
Rosa Parks—equal rights activist
Molly Pitcher—American Revolutionist
Pocahontas—Native American
Patricia Polacco—author and illustrator
Harriet Quimby—first woman pilot
Nancy Regan—First Lady
Sally Ride—astronaut
Eleanor Roosevelt—First Lady
Betsy Ross—American Revolutionist
Cynthia Rylant—author
Sacagawea—accompanied Lewis and Clark
Deborah Sampson—American Revolutionist
Elizabeth Cady Stanton—women’s right to vote
Sojourner Truth—abolitionist/anti-slavery
Harriet Tubman—Underground Railroad
Gertrude Warner—author
Phillis Wheatley—poet
Malala Yousafzai—Pakistani women’s activist