Mr. Smith's Door
Across
- 2. two-time heavyweight champion boxer and Olympic gold medalist, owner of company for electric cooking grills
- 4. 43rd President, son of 41st President, former owner of TX Rangers baseball team
- 7. billionaire owner of computer company, went to same high school as Mr. Smith
- 9. billionaire owner of Tesla and SpaceX, moved from California to Texas in 2020
- 13. Mexican American leader of Pecan Shellers strike in San Antonio in 1938
- 14. teammate of Kobe Bryant, 4x NBA champion, 3x NBA Finals MVP
- 16. 41st President, father of 43rd President
- 18. famous singer from Houston, won 24 Grammy awards, married to Jay-Z
- 21. graduate of South Oak Cliff High School, teammate of Michael Jordan
- 22. first Black woman to serve as TX senator, name of DISD elementary school
- 23. richest Black man in US, owner of Vista Equity company in Austin, TX
- 25. leader of D-Day invasion during World War II, 34th President of US
- 26. 36th President after assassination of JFK, signed Civil Rights Act to end segregation in 1964
Down
- 1. 2nd female to serve as TX Governor
- 3. one of world’s greatest guitar players, has statue in Kiest Park
- 5. original rock n roll star, killed in plane crash with Ritchie Valens in 1959
- 6. famous blues singer from Dallas – Deep Ellum
- 8. greatest defensive tackle in NFL, leader of “Steel Curtain” defense, played at UNT from 1966-1968
- 10. “Grandmother of Juneteenth” – retired teacher who convinced Congress to create new national holiday
- 11. first Black woman to earn pilot’s license
- 12. leader of TX Revolution, President of Republic of Texas, removed as Governor of TX for refusing to pledge loyalty to Confederacy
- 15. African American soldiers who protected the frontier
- 17. represented Dallas in US Congress from 1993-2003, first nurse elected to US Congress
- 19. civil rights leader and friend of MLK, part of Great Debaters team at Wiley College
- 20. “King of Ragtime” music, wrote song Entertainer played by ice cream trucks today
- 21. earned Medal of Honor for bravery during Pearl Harbor attack
- 24. “Queen of Tejano Music” – murdered by her employee in 1995