traditional family setting to Hugh and Dorothy Rodham in1947 while they were residing in Chicago. Hillary would grow up in the community known as Park Ridge on the rural out-skirts of the city. The future first lady was raised by a father that was never appeased by his childrens accomplishments and a mother that was there to support him, but her mother would mold Hillary into a woman that would be her own person unlike herself. Hillary would not be deterred from any of her objectives, especially by men. Ironically though, it was a male that motivated Hillarys views. His name was Donald Jones, a youth minister. Jones fresh ideas interested Hillary and would broaden her views on society. Hillarys new initiative would lead her to a very successful high school career, such as her husbands, and she amassed many credentials. Her high school achievements would aid her in being accepted to the all womens college Wellesley. Hillarys Wellesley career would include Washington internships, class presidency, and an opportunity to be the colleges first commencement speaker. The time Hillary spent at the school was a great experience for the motivated young woman.Finally, the future President and first ladys paths would cross at Yale law school. The most celebrated story of the two young phenoms meeting was at the law school library with Hillary taking the initiative to introduce herself to a gazing Bill Clinton. Both of their Yale years were diligent and thriving. Bill would be busy aiding the Connecticut U.S. Senate candidate Joseph Duffy, instead of attending his classes. In fact, both Bill and Hillary would work for the Democratic Party doing voter-registration in San Antonio missing most of their time at Yale in 1972. Hillary would graduate before Bill, but remain at Yale doing postgraduate work throughout Bills senior year. Bill would continue to consume himself with the political aspects of the Democratic Party up to his graduat...
