Carl Akeley
Fougere Audubon
Captain Bartlett
William Beebe
Alexander Graham Bell
Buffalo Bill
Black Hawk -- Chief
Daniel Boone
Frank Buck
Sitting Bull
Admiral Byrd
Andrew Carnegie
Glenna Collett
Davy Crockett
Glenn Cunningham
General Custer
Jack Dempsey
George Dewey
Jimmy Doolittle
Amelia Earhart
Gertrude Ederle
Thomas Edison
Edward Ellsberg
Cyrus Field
Ben Franklin
John Fremont
Robert Fulton
George Goethals
Red Grange
Nathan Hale
Alexander Hamilton
Victor Heiser
Patrick Henry
Richmond Hobson
Sam Houston
Stonewall Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
Bobby Jones
John Paul Jones
Francis Scott Key 
Abraham Lincoln
Chas. Lindbergh
Frank Luke
Dolly Madison
James Marshall
Samuel Morse
Carrie Nation
Barney Oldfield
Admiral Peary
Admiral Perry
John Pershing
Molly Pitcher
Wiley Post
Paul Revere
Eddie Rickenbacker
Knute Rockne
Will Rogers
Teddy Roosevelt
Betsy Ross
Babe Ruth
Earle Sande
David Sarnoff
Miles Standish
Leland Stanford
Charles Steinmetz
John L. Sullivan
Bill Tilden
George Washington
Anthony Wayn
Major Whittlesey
Wright Brothers
Alvin York

 
(1):	A Famous "Ace" Of The Air	
Jimmy Doolittle (Y)
 
(2):	A Famous Auto Racing Star	
Barney Oldfield (G)
 
(3):	A Famous Deep Sea Diver	
Edward Ellsberg (B)
 
(4):	A Famous Fighter Of Early Days	
John L. Sullivan (B)
 
(5):	A Famous General Of The Revolutionary War	
Mad Anthony Wayne (R)
 
(6):	A Football Hero Undying Fame	
Red Grange (B)
 
(7):	A Hero Of The Spanish-American War	
Richard Hobson (R)
 
(8):	A Noted American Killed In A Duel	
Alexander Hamilton (G)
 
(9):	A Pioneer Of The Old West	
John Charles Freemont (Y)
 
(10):	African Jungles Were Like Home To Him	
Carl Akeley (G)
 
(11):	America's Ace In The World War	
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker (G)
 
(12):	America's First Great Naturalist	
Fougere Audubon (B)
 
(13):	An Electrical Wizard Of Yesterday	
Charles P. Steinmetz (B)
 
(14):	Asked For Death Without Liberty	
Patrick Henry (Y)
 
(15):	Aviation's Brightest Star	
Chas. A. Lindbergh (R)
 
(16):	Beloved Baseball Idol Of All Boys	
Babe Ruth (Y)
 
(17):	Descended 1400 Feet Into The Ocean	
William Beebe (B)
 
(18):	Famous Because Priscilla Preferred Another	
Capt. Miles Standish (Y)
 
(19):	Famous Pioneer Brothers Of Aviation	
Wright Brothers (Y)
 
(20):	First In War First In Peace	
Geo. Washington (G)
 
(21):	Fought A Vain But Glorious Battle	
General Custer (B)
 
(22):	He Brings Them Back Alive	
Frank Buck (Y)
 
(23):	He Brought The Lost Battalion Safely Back	
Major Wittlesby (R)
 
(24):	He Built The Panama Canal	
George W. Goethals (Y)

 
(25):	He Captured 125 Soldiers Single Handed	
Alvin C. York (B)
 
(26):	He Caught The S.O.S. Of The Tragic Titanic	
David Sarnoff (B)
 
(27):	He Climbed Back To Win A Great Fight	
Jack Dempsey (R)
 
(28):	He Flew Around The World In 8 Days	
Wiley Post (R)
 
(29):	He Gave The Steamship To The World	
Robert Fulton (G)
 
(30):	He Gave Us "Little America"	
Admiral Richard E. Byrd (Y)
 
(31):	He Helped Teach Us How To Laugh	
Will Rogers (G)
 
(32):	He Regretted He Had Only One Life To Give His Country	
Nathan Hale (R)
 
(33):	He Was The "Balloon Buster" Of The World War	
Frank Luke (B)
 
(34):	He Was The "Stonewall" Of The Civil War	
Stonewall Jackson (B)
 
(35):	He Won His Fame In The Wild West Days	
Buffalo Bill (R)
 
(36):	He Won The "Grand-Slam" Of Golf	
Robert "bobby" Jones (G)
 
(37):	He Wrote Our National Anthem	
Francis Scott Key (B)
 
(38):	He Wrote The Declaration Of Independence	
Thomas Jefferson (G)
 
(39):	His Golden Spike Linked Oceans Together	
Leland Stanford (B)
 
(40):	His Ride Through The Night Is History	
Paul Revere (Y)
 
(41):	Loved As Teddy By Us All	
Theodore Roosevelt (Y)
 
(42):	Many Times The National Golf Champ	
Glenna Collett (R)
 
(43):	Noted Scout And Alamo Hero	
Davie Crockett (Y)
 
(44):	Nothing Could Stop This Champion	
Glenn Cunningham (G)
 
(45):	One Of The Greatest Indian Chiefs	
Chief Black Hawk (R)
 
(46):	Our Great Army Leader In The World War	
John J. Pershing (Y)
 
(47):	Our Greatest President Of Civil War Days	
Abraham Lincoln (Y)
 
(48):	She Saved The Declaration Of Independence	
Dolly Madison (G)
 

 
(49):	She Soloed Both The Atlantic And Pacific	
Amelia Earheart Putnam (R)
 
(50):	She Was A Militant Pioneer For Prohibition	
Carrie Nation (R)
 
(51):	Started The Gold Rush To California	
James W. Marshall (Y)
 
(52):	Texas Honored Him As Her First U.S. Senator	
Sam Houston (R)
 
(53):	The Father Of The United States Navy	
John Paul Jones (G)
 
(54):	The First Man To Reach The North Pole	
Admiral Robert Peary (R)
 
(55):	The Football World Will Never Forget Him	
Knute Rockne (R)
 
(56):	The Greatest Inventor Of All Time	
Thomas Alva Edison (G)
 
(57):	The Hero Of A Thrilling Shark Story	
Dr. Victor Heiser (B)
 
(58):	The Hero Of Many Polar Adventures	
Captain Bob Bartlett (B)
 
(59):	The Hero Of The Manilla Bay	
Admiral George Dewey (R)
 
(60):	The Indians Respected This Famous Scout	
Daniel Boone (G)
 
(61):	The Inventor Of The Telegraph	
Samuel B. Morse (B)
 
(62):	The Man Who Laid The First Atlantic Cable	
Cyrus W. Field (B)
 
(63):	The Master Tennis Player Of All Time	
Bill Tilden (R)
 
(64):	The Most Noted Name In Steel	
Andrew Carnegie (Y)
 
(65):	The Name Of This Early America Is World Famous	
Benjamin Franklin (G)
 
(66):	The Nation Cheered His Stirring Victories	
Earl Sande (G)
 
(67):	The World Cheered Her Channel Swim	
Gertrude Ederle (Y)
 
(68):	This Admiral Opened The Door To Japan	
Admiral M.C. Perry (G)
 
(69):	This Indian Chief Made History	
Sitting Bull (G)
 
(70):	This Inventor's Name Is A Household Word	
Alexander Bell (R)
 
(71):	To Her We Owe Our Flag	
Betsy Ross (Y)
 
(72):	Washington's Soldiers Changed Her Name	
Molly Pitcher (B)