She was an African American poet her works tell stories of her life in Afro-American community. Also published the groundbreaking work Give Birth To Brightness which is a thematic study of Neo-Black literature (1972)
tennis
Anne Dorrington, John Macarthur
She exposed herself as a female pirate.
By being very good at tennis.
Hayley Williams is in a band called "Paramore". They also made two songs for the new film "Twilight"
because she passed the 19th amendment.
John Williams He made music for Star Wars
His weekly appearances on the ABC hit comedy "Mork and Mindy."
Sherwin Williiams is famous throughout the Unites States. The particular product which made them famous is paint, although they do manufacture other building materials. The company was founded in 1866 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Jimmy Bishop, born 1907 New Jersey was a journalist with his own column and a prolific author. He wrote his christmas columns for a newspaper and this has been made more famous by Crosby, Andy Williams and Elvis Presley
Anne Frank
Singer-guitarist-songwriter Glen Sherley was one of the great success stories, and one of the most tragic figures in country music of the 1970s, with a career that lasted less than a decade. A convict at Vacaville, CA and formerly a resident of criminal justice institutions in Chino, Solidad, San Quentin, and Folsom, Sherley began writing songs in the 1960s and sent a tape of one of them to Johnny Cash. It was while incarcerated at Folsom that Sherley saw Cash perform "Greystone Chapel," and that heralded his career as a songwriter. His next big step came when Eddy Arnold recorded a Sherley song, "Portrait Of My Woman," which became a single and the title track of Arnold's next album. This led to a live recording of Glen Shirley, done in cooperation with the California prison authorities on Jan. 31, 1971, which was released by Mega Records. The album was successful enough to get Sherley a contract with House of Cash, Johnny Cash's publishing organization, as a songwriter. He also made it into the movie Flower Out of Place, a documentary about performances at Tennessee State Prison, performing with Johnny Cash, Linda Ronstadt, and Roy Clark. Sherley's final years in the late '70s were marked by obscurity and confusion along with estrangement from his family. He took his life in the spring of 1978. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide