Will Rogers: Our American Legend rainbow" Eighty-five years later Goodwill is

Eighty-five years later Goodwill is going and growing strong

extraordinary loyalty

becoming one of the largest junior colleges in the southwestern United States by the early 1930s

and dedication of the players provided the elements for what everyone hoped would be the “year of the Cowboys

but a family nonetheless

Will Rogers: Our American Legend rainbow" Eighty-five years later Goodwill isBy Frank Keating Oklahomas own Will Rogers had a love for people and adventure. During his lifetime, he was a ranch hand, trick roper, vaudeville performer, film star, journalist, author, radio personality, aviation pioneer, and star of the Broadway stage and the big screen. Born November 4, 1879 in Indian Territory, near present day Oologah, Oklahoma, Rogers was the youngest of eight children born to Clement Vann Rogers and Mary America Schrimsher