Dwight Eisenhower –

• 34^th President of the United States
• 1^st Supreme Allied Commander of Europe
• 13^th President of Columbia University

Eddie Rickenbacker –

• American Fighter Ace
• Medal of Honor winner
• Owner of Eastern Air Lines

John Pershing –

• Commander of the Mexican Expedition
• Commander of American Expeditionary Force
• Chief of Staff United States Army

George Patton –

• Commander 15^th U. S. Army
• Commander 3^rd U. S. Army
• Commander 7^th U. S. Army

Douglass MacArthur –

• Medal of Honor winner
• Commander of United Nations’ Forces
• Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers Southwest Pacific Area

Dwight Eisenhower

• 34^th President of the United States
• 1^st Supreme Allied Commander Europe
• 13^th President of Columbia University

Warren Harding—

• 29^th President of the United States
• 48^th Governor of Massechusetts
• United States Senator from Massechusetts

Harry Truman—

• 33^rd President of the United States
• United States Senator from Missouri

John Kennedy –

• 35^th President of the United States
• United States Senator from Massachusetts
• Purple Heart

Franklin Roosevelt—

• 32^nd President of the United States
• 44^th Governor of New York
• Assistant Secretary of the Navy

Gerald Ford—

• 38^th President of the United States
• 40^th Vice President of the United States
• House Minority Leader

 Buster Keaton —  

• Actor, vaudevillian, comedian, filmmaker, stunt performer, and writer
• Academy Award winner
• Directed and starred in “The General” considered in the top 15 movies of all time

   Lawrence Welk —

• Musician, accordionist, bandleader, and television impresario
• On the Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Member of the Polka Hall of Fame

 Ben Affleck —

•  Multiple Academy Award winner
• Director of “Argo”
• Next movie role – Batman

   Clint Eastwood —

• Actor, director, producer, musician and politician
• Multiple Academy Award Winner
• Director of “American Sniper”

  Gene Autry —

• Actor & singer
• 96 movies
• numerous charting recordings including #1 “Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer”

   Will Rogers –

• Cowboy, vaudeville performer, humorist, social commentator and motion picture actor
• 71 movies and highest paid actor of his time
• Syndicated columnist in over 4000 newspapers

   Andy Devine –

•  Over 400 motion pictures
• TV appearances of numerous programs — Hollywood hall of fame
• Exalted Ruler of his local lodge.

   Buffalo Bill Cody —

• Scout, bison hunter, and showman
• Medal of Honor winner
• Owner & producer of the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show

   Jack Benny —

• Comedian, vaudevillian, radio, television, and film actor, and violinist
• On the Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Veteran WWI

 Babe Ruth — 

• held the major league record for home runs (714), RBIs and several other
• hall of fame member — part of original group of inductees in 1936
• initiated into the Elks at home plate in Yankee Stadium in 1928

 

 Mickey Mantle —

• considered the best switch hitter of all time — 20 time all star
• 3 MVPs — 4 time home run leader — 7 time world champion
• major league all century team — hall of fame

 Whitey Ford —

• 10 time all star — 6 time world series champion — series MVP
• Cy Young award winner — hall of fame
• Korean War veteran

 Casey Stengel —

• 8 world series championships —
• member hall of fame
• all time major league all star

 Vince Lombardi

• 6 NFL championships
• 2 super bowls — hall of fame member
• considered by many best coach of all time — super bowl trophy named for him

 Honus Wagner

• 8 time batting champion — 5 time RBI leader — 5 time steals leader
• hall of fame member
• member all century team — member of all time all star team

Bobby Jones      

• Lawyer and amateur golfer —
• winner of 13 major tournaments — member hall of fame —
• winner of the “grand slam” in 1930 (US & British Opens & Amateur Championships)
• Co-founder and designer of Augusta National and founder of the Masters

Erik Weisz (Harry Houdini)

• world famous escape artist
• President of the American Society of Magicians
• member Magic Hall of Fame
• star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame