Sandra Day O'Connor, a great woman Sandra Day O'Connor was born on March 26, 1930 in El Paso, Texas. She's one of the greatest women in history, at least that's what I think. He is a role model and an unforgettable person. She is known as the first female Supreme Court justice. She is currently alive. Sandra Day O'Connor's parents are Harry A. Day and Ada Mae (Wilkey) Day. Her grandparents are Mamie Scott Wilkey and Willis Wilkey, Henry Clay Day and Alice Day. Sandra's siblings are Alan and Ann. Henry Clay Day established a 155,000-acre ranch (Lazy B) in 1800. Sandra Day O'Connor met her husband, John Jay O'Connor III, at Stanford University as a fellow law student. They married in 1952. John and Sandra had three children; Scott Hampton (born October 8, 1957), Brian (born 1960), and Jay (born 1962). O'Connor's early childhood was spent on the Lazy B in southeastern Arizona. As an only child, Sandra received a lot of attention from adults and sometimes felt alone. He used his imagination as a tool to entertain himself. Sandra Day O'Connor has had a lot of exposure to the land and had many responsibilities as an adult. He could read at four years old and was able to load, aim and fire a rifle. Henry Day taught Sandra to ride a horse and drive a tractor before she was ten. She became a skilled horsewoman at ten years old. As a child, Sandra Day O'Connor was knowledgeable about using tools, knowing how to pick apples when they were just ripe and burn the Lazy B brand on livestock with a branding iron. Despite her experience with men's jobs, O'Connor also had a feminine side. On special occasions, she knew and knew how to apply makeup, wear elegant clothes and walk beautifully in heels. When Sandra Day O'Connor was eight... middle of the paper... all male .Also, the fact that Sandra Day O'Connor is on the Supreme Court proved that female justices should be as privileged as their colleagues are men. O'Connor was not only a female justice, but a leader for all. He did his job well and efficiently. We should all praise Sandra Day O'Connor for not fitting into a stereotypical type, but by coming out, she opened a door for women. He showed all of us that the key to success is persistence and hard work. Sandra Day O'Connor is truly a great woman.Bibliography1.Henry, Christopher, Sandra Day O'ConnorNew York/Chicago/London/Sidney: Franklin Watts, 19942.http://www.oyez.org/oyez/resource/legal_entity /102/biography3. http://www.supremecourthistory.org/myweb/justice/o'connor.htm4.http://www.cnn.com/2005/LAW/07/01/resignation.supreme/5.http://www. Greatwomen.org/women.php?action=viewone&id=115