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Notable U.S. Jaycees

Larry Bird – professional basketball player (Boston Celtics)

Warren E. Burger – Chief Justice of the United States

Bill Clinton – President of the United States

Cal Cunningham – North Carolina State Senator

Gerald Ford – President of the United States

Wendell Ford – U.S. Senator, Governor of Kentucky, also served as U.S. Jaycees President

John Wayne Gacy – serial killer, clown and businessman; served Jaycees for many years and helped organize prison chapters

Bill Gates – Chairman of Microsoft

Al Gore – Vice President of the United States

Mike Gravel - US Senator from Alaska, conducted national Jaycee tour advocating tax reform and free enterprise in 1958

Larry Holmes – Former Heavyweight Boxing Champion

Rogers Hornsby – Hall of Fame Major League Baseball player

Howard Hughes – industrialist

Hubert Humphrey – Vice President of the United States

Bradley Joseph – composer and recording artist

Edmund Kemper – serial killer known as the Coed Killer; became a member of the Jaycees while incarcerated

Charles Lindbergh – aviator

Tom Monaghan – founder of Domino's Pizza

Walter Mondale – Vice President of the United States

Richard Nixon – President of the United States

Elvis Presley – musician, actor

Lani Rae Rafko-Wilson – Miss America 1988

Ronald Reagan – President of the United States; Governor of California; twice served as President of Screen Actors Guild; actor

John Jacob Rhodes – U.S. Representative from Arizona

Charles Thone – Governor of Nebraska; served as Nebraska state Jaycee president

Robert Van Pelt - United States District Judge, drafter of the Federal Rules of Evidence

Clyde W. Simpson - Member of the Florida House of Representatives from Duval County from 1965-1966.

Jake Hoot - Season 17 The Voice Winner