Jim Abbott A. One of America's funniest actor-comedians.
Ralph Bunche B. A Civil War hero who is best known for his "last stand."
Francis Ford Coppola C. One of the greatest inventors in history.
General George Custer D. A star pitcher for University of Michigan, USA in the Olymics, and the major leagues.
Gerald Ford E. The greatest guard to ever play basketball.
Henry Ford F. The man who was heavyweight boxing champ longer than anyone else.
Kirk Gibson G. He made the first solo airplane flight over the Atlantic Ocean.
Thomas Hearns H. She was an inspiring speaker and leader in the anti-slavery and women's rights movements.
Earvin "Magic" Johnson I. One of America's funniest actress-comediennes.
Charles Lindbergh J. He directed the "Godfather" movies.
Joe Louis K. A Muslim minister and civil rights leader
Madonna L. This box held titles in four weight classes at one time.
Thomas Edison M. When she refused to move to the back of the bus, she became the "Mother of the Civil Rights Movement."
Rosa Parks N. This successful television and movie actor from Detroit loves his Tiger cap.
Burt Reynolds O. He became a star at Motown when he was young.
Diana Ross P. He was our 38th President.
Bob Seger Q. He was a star football player at Michigan State University and a baseball World Series star for the Tigers and Dodgers.
Tom Selleck R. This successful television and movie actor lived in Lansing.
Lily Tomlin S. He put America on wheels.
Sojourner Truth T. This movie and recording star is a "material girl."
Robin Williams U. After becoming a star at Motown, she became a movie actress too.
Stevie Wonder V. Just give this recording star "That Old Time Rock 'n Roll."
Malcom X W. He won the 1950 Nobel Peace Prize for ending an Israeli-Arab war in 1949.
