Early Years 37-46

I purchased the Miss Universe Organization.

I was a Rhodes scholar at Oxford University in England.

I was the first president born in a hospital.

I was a member of the Warren Commission that investigated the assassination of JFK.

My wife and children were in a car crash that killed her and my daughter. Our two boys survived.

I owned housing developments in Cincinnati and other cities.

I was the U.S. envoy to the People's Republic of China.

I pitched for the Yale Junior Varsity baseball team.

I went to Syracuse Law School in 1968, elected to the New Castle County Council in 1970, and elected US Senate in 1972

I attended Catholic and Muslim schools in Indonesia.

I lost a gubernatorial election in my native state after I lost my first bid for the White House.

I earned the highest honor in Boy Scouts, Eagle Scout. I'm the only president to achieve that rank.

I gained national attention during Congress' investigation of Alger Hiss.

I played football and basketball at Dixon High School in Illinois.

I graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD.

I was named MVP of my college football team.

I played varsity basketball at Punahou High School in Hawaii.

I was a delegate to Boy's Nation in Washington, where I met JFK.

My time at Columbia University was the subject of the movie, Barry.

My mother was called "Miz Lillian"

I engaged in the "Kitchen Debate" with Nikita Khrushchev while I was serving as Vice President.

I was born William Jefferson Blythe, Jr.

At age 16, I was a lifeguard at Lowell Park on the Rock River and then a member of the swim team at Eureka College.

I starred in commercials for General Electric(GE).

I was chairman of the Republican National Committee during the Watergate and Spiro Agnew controversies.

I attended Phillips Academy, an exclusive boarding school, in Andover, Massachusetts.

I met my wife at Yale Law School.

I was the director of the Central Intelligence Agency(CIA) during the Ford Administration.

I appeared on the cover of Cosmopolitan and worked briefly as a model while at Yale.

I upset incumbent Ann Richards for governor of Texas.

I was president of an oil development company.

I was born Leslie Lynch King, Jr.

I met my wife during a summer internship in Chicago.

While in college, I was a lifeguard at a pool in a predominantly black neighborhood in Wilmington.

I played the saxophone in the high school band and on the Arsenio Hall Show.

I was a member of the Sumter County Board of Education.

I upset incumbent Governor Edmund G. Brown by nearly one million votes to become governor of my adopted state.

I was the youngest pilot in the U.S. Navy during WWII.

I was a member of the football team at Whittier College.

I was the president of the Screen Actors Guild and worked as an FBI informant rooting out Communists.