2. Amelia Mary Earhart-Aviator

3. Life Born in Atchison, Kansas July 24, 1897 Went missing July 2, 1937 Declared legally dead January 5, 1939 She had 1 sister, (younger) Grace Muriel Earhart

4. Accomplishments First woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean June 17, 1928 20 hours 40 minutes First PERSON to fly from Hawaii to California January 11, 1935 First woman to fly solo across the North American continent and back August 1928

5. Public Image The media called her “Lucky Lindy”, “Lady Lindy” and “Queen of the Air.” Allowed her image to be used to promote products Luggage Lucky Strike Cigarettes Woman’s Clothing

6. Going Beyond the Standard Married to George Putnum on February 7, 1931 She kept her own name instead of going by Mrs. Putnum Ameilia never gave birth, had two step-sons Even though she was married, she still found time to follow her dream of being an aviator.

9. Billie was born into poverty and into a racist society, but found comfort in music.

11. She worked hard to overcome her circumstance by singing all over, recording songs, and got an offer to record a record at the age of 18.

13. From the years 1935 to 1938, she changed jazz history.

14. She received many awards and Grammy’s for her work because she was able to capture the pain of the times with an immense tone, range, and depth, and many people flocked to hear her sing.

17. Sandra Day O’Connor graduated from Stanford University with a degree in Economics. She then transferred to Stanford Law where she earned her law degree. Sandra Day O’Connor graduated third in her class out of 102 students. William Rehnquist graduated first in the class and later became a Supreme Court Justice.

18. Even though Sandra Day O’Connor graduated third in her class her only job offer was to be a legal secretary!

20. Later, Sandra Day O’Connor ran for a judgeship on the Maricopa County Supreme Court.

22. February 14, 1962 televisedWhite House restoration

25. White House restoration Jackie became an icon as the First Lady Jackie was say to be photographed more than her husband JFK. For her grace and courage during tragedies in her lifetime.

27. Danica Patrick The Women Role Model Of the Day

28. Accomplishments Was the new Role Model for the Era Only women to have and still race in NASCAR since its creation in 1948 Won the Rookie of the year while racing F1 Finished 12th in F1 series, highest place by a female, 2005

29. Significance Her presence and her success in NASCAR a male dominated sport When all boundaries had been reached in every field, someone like Danica Patrick came along