Helen Keller By Kalyn Argast

1. Helen KellerBy Kalyn Argast When she was two years old she could not hear, see, or speak. She cut her friend’s hair off. When she was 2 years old she became very sick.

2. Anne FrankBy KeiraBallein She was hiding in an Annex. Soldiers found her and one saved her diary. She had a diary that was published

3. By Carson Bigham FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE She was in the Crimean War. In the Crimean , Nightingale was able to get officers to accept her and her band of nurses. In 1853, Florence became the director of a small charitable hospital in London.

4. By Emma Bosser Nancy Lopez She has 48 tour victories. She was the LPGA tour player of the year in 1978,1979,1985,1989. Lopez is the only golfer to win LPGA rookie of the year ,player of the year, and the Vare Trophy in the same season [1978.]

5. By Blayc Cruit Annie Oakley Annie was the most popular person I have read about. She won the contest and she got the trophy. Annie is a good aimer. She did not miss anything. Annie’s dad died when she was 9 years old and that was so sad. But she is still good.

6. Florence NightingaleBy Jazmine Davis The interesting thing is that she cared about people who were sick, had diseases, and who were hurt very badly. It was interesting that she helped people in the Crimean War. It was interesting because when she was little she was learning how to be a nurse.

7. Lou Gehrig By Clarice Farley He’s a Yankee Baseball player. When he was in the fifth grade he and his mom had to get a job. When he was a little, the kids would make fun of him because he dressed in a different style.

8. Deborah SampsonBy Kobe Fetty No body knew her secret-- she was a women dressed like a man in the army. Her mom was poor and she had to give Deborah away. Deborah’s dad died in a shipwreck. Americans dressed up as Indians and went on to ships and stole tea.

9. James MadisonBy Makayla Frank He was a president and he had a wife. Dolley Payne Todd-a widow when she married Madison. She was a well-liked hostess through-out Jefferson’s and madsion’s time in office. He lived to be 85 years old. He had no children, only a stepson.

10. Michael Phelps By Leila Linker The seventh race, the final of the 100 METTER BUTTERFLY, WAS the last one Michael WOULD SWIM ALONE AGAINST OTHER ATHLETES U.S. swimmer Michael more than met the world’s expectations at the 2008 Olympic Games. He won 7 gold medals. His birthday is 3days after mine.

11. Clara BartonBy Abigail Meadows Clara Barton was famous because she helped people in the army. Clara Barton was brave to walk during the war. She took care of a lot of soldiers during the war.

12. By Madison Patrick Annie Oakley Annie Oakley was famous because Annie can shoot better than a guy. Annie can shoot upside down ,she can shoot backwards when she is looking in a mirror, and she can shoot a glass ball and bust into one thousand pieces. Annie can also shoot a card in the center of it and turn it and shoot it into two, she can also try to get a direct hit almost every time, the best thing is that she can burn out a match that is in the princes mouth by shooting a gun.

13. By Danielle Russell Harriet Tubman She got more than 300 people out of slavery. She was an advocate for women’s suffrage. She worked with the underground railroad, civil war service

14. Andrew JacksonBy Tony Sanchez His nick name was old Hickory because he kept fighting after he got hurt. He was tough. He began law school at Salisbury North Carolina. He defeated the British in the battle of New Orlean‘s.

15. Helen Keller She was blind and did lots of stuff and she learned how to talk. She went to a teacher that was blind too and she taught her to talk. She put water on her hand and signed something and Helen understood.   Her teacher Anne Sullivan taught Helen to read by feeling A bunch of raised dots called Braille. By Hannah Sells

16. Tiger WoodsBy Ricky Smith Tiger is a great golfer. He won the Disney Classic and he won three U.S Amateurs. Tiger was the youngest ever to play golf.

17. Booker T. W ashingtonBy Chris Sowards His stepfather ‘s name was Washington. He was married 3 times. He was an African-American.

18. Helen KellerBy Josi Sparks She could live for 50 years without dying. Helen Keller was blind and deaf when she was two. Her parents felt bad except Helens brother James. Helen locked her mother in the pantry for two hours and felt the pounding on her back and Helen thought it was funny. Her mother got saved and she was alright. r

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20. Thurgood Marshall By Bethannie Cleek Born July 21, 1908 Died January 29, 1993 Changed some of the Civil Rights Laws Graduated from College