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Pearl Sydenstricker Buck, Nobel Prize winning author
Georgia O'Keeffe, renowned artist
Claudia Kennedy, U.S. Army's first female three-star general
Bonnie Dunbar, space shuttle astronaut
Ruth Johnson Colvin, founder of Literacy Volunteers of America
Donna Stone, founder of Prevent Child Abuse America
Joan Lowery Nixon, noted children's book author
Patricia Wood Barnes, founder of Sister Schubert's Homemade Rolls
Sara James, award winning television news correspondent
Winsome McIntosh, philanthropist
Janet Marie Smith, urban visionary, planner and business woman
Cynthia Clark Wedel, first woman president of the National Council of Churches
Margaret Holland Sargent, one of America's leading protraitists
Hellene Runtagh, businesswoman
Trischa Zorn, Paralympic athlete and champion swimmer
Kathleen Babineau Blanco, first female to be elected Governor of the State of Louisiana
Patricia Polito Miller, co-founder of Vera Bradley Designs
Christine O'Grady Gregoire, Governor of the State of Washington
Suzy Spafford Lidstrom, creator of Suzy's Zoo greeting cards and merchandise
June Hunt, author, singer, speaker and founder of Hope for the Heart
Marjorie Mehne Culmer, National President, Girl Scouts of the USA, elected 1957
Debbie Maffett Wilson, crowned Miss America in 1983
Ali Landry, actress; Miss USA 1996
Ellen Albertini Dow, stage, television and movie actress
Jean Carpenter Carnahan, U.S. Senator, Missouri 2000-2002
Gloria Ray, established the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
Mary Elizabeth Nickinson Chitty, editor of the Sewannee Review
Nancy Thies Marshall, Olympic gymnast
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