| | | | Part One |
| 1 | | | 1962 |
| | Philip H. | Knight | The founder of Nike. Aka: Buck. |
| | Mom | Hatfield | Buck's grandmother. |
| | Pop | Hatfield | Buck's grandfather. |
| | Gabriel | Heatter | American radio commentator. |
| | Jeanne | | One of Buck's sisters. |
| | Joanna | | Jeanne's twin sister. |
| | Carter | | Buck's classmate. |
| | Bernard | Cornfeld | One of the most famous businessman of the 1960's. |
| | Emperor | Meiji | Former Emperor of Japan. |
| | Gautama | Buddha | A philosopher. |
| | Willie | Mays | A baseball center fielder. |
| | Hirohito | | Former Emperor of Japan. |
| | Kihachiro | Onitsuka | Founder of one of the oldest shoe companies in Japan. |
| | Ken | Miyazaki | One of the group executives at Onitsuka company. |
| | Confucius | | Chinese philosopher. |
| | Douglas | MacArthur | American five-star general. |
| | Alexander III | | Known as Alexander the Great was the King of the ancient Greek. |
| | George S. | Patton | A general of the United States army. |
| | Hieronymus | Bosch | Dutch painter. |
| | Lewis | Carroll | An English writer. |
| | Muhammad | | A religious leader. |
| | Eleazar ben | Azariah | The first century rabbi. |
| | Rumi | | A Persian poet. |
| | Nero | | A Roman emperor. |
| | Michaelangelo | | An Italian sculptor. |
| | Leonardo | Da Vinci | An Italian polymath. |
| | Marco | Polo | A Venetian merchant, explorer, and writer. |
| | Robert | Browning | An English poet and playwright. |
| | Jean-Jacques | Roussseau | A Genevan philosopher. |
| | Voltaire | | A French writer. |
| | F. Scott | Fitzgerald | An American novelist, essayist, and short-story writer. |
| | Ernest Miller | Hemingway | An American journalist, novelist, and short-story writer. |
| | John | Dos Passos | An American novelist. |
| | Adolf | Hitler | A German politician and leader of the Nazi Party. |
| | Joseph | Stalin | Former Premier of the Soviet Union. |
| | Leon | Trotsky | A Russian revolutionary, political theorist and politician. |
| | Josip Broz | Tito | Former President of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. |
| | Carl | Jung | A Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. |
| | Sigmund | Greud | An Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis. |
| | Amadeus | Mozart | A prolific and influential composer of the Classical period. |
| | Ludwig van | Beethoven | A German composer and pianist; |
| | Winston | Churchill | Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. |
| | William | Shakespeare | An English playwright, poet, and actor. |
| | Plato | | An Athenian philosopher . |
| 2 | | | 1963 |
| | Don | Frisbee | Served as CEO of Pacific Power and Light. |
| | Al | Reser | The Chairman of the Board of Reser's Fine Foods. |
| | John F. | Kennedy | 35th U.S. President. |
| 3 | | | 1964 |
| | Bill | Bowerman | An American track and field coach and co-founder of Nike. |
| | Bill | Knight | Buck's father. |
| | Lyndon B. | Johnson | 36th U.S. President. |
| | John | Jaqua | Bowerman's lawyer. |
| | Mrs. | Jaqua | John Jaqua's wife. |
| | Lota | Hatfield | Buck's mother. |
| | Lester | Steers | An American track and field high jumper. Aka: Les. |
| | Jackie | Emory | Buck's best friend. |
| | Chuck | Cale | Served as a member of the board of directors of NIKE Inc. |
| | Jeff | Johnson | Nike's first official employee, notable for many long-lasting efforts. |
| | Doug | Houser | Buck's cousin. |
| | Mr. | Manhassett | A high school westling coach. |
| | Mr. | Morimoto | Mr. Miyazaki's replacement. |
| | Sarah | | Buck's friend. |
| | Babe | Paley | An American socialite. |
| | Hermann | Hesse | A German-Swiss poet. |
| 4 | | | 1965 |
| | Harry | White | A senior U.S. Treasury department official. |
| | Ken | Curry | Buck's first banker. |
| | Bob | Wallace | Ken's boss. |
| | Delbert J. | Hayes | Former Director at Nike, Inc. |
| | Vincent | van Gogh | A Dutch post-impressionist painter. |
| | Bill | Dellinger | A long-distance runner. |
| | Harry | Jerome | Canadian track and field sprinter and physical education teacher. |
| | Mrs. | Bowerman | Bill Bowerman's wife. |
| 5 | | | 1966 |
| | Marshal | Ney | A military commander. |
| | Stretch | | A baby octopus. |
| | Kitami | | Onitsuka's new manager. |
| 6 | | | 1967 |
| | John | Bork | A high school track and field coach in LA. |
| | Owen | | Johnson's father. |
| | Geoff | Hollister | Greatest track and field promo man. One of Nike's first employees. |
| | Bob | Woodell | A former runner. One of Phil Knight's early hires at Nike. |
| | Jim | Grelle | An American middle-distance runner. |
| | Ali | MacGraw | An American actress. |
| 7 | | | 1968 |
| | Curly | Leclerc | Price Waterhouse's boss. |
| | Julie | Christie | A British actress. |
| | Jeez | | Julie Christie's kid sister. |
| | Mr. | Trujillo | One of Buck's students. |
| | Mr. | Peterson | One of Buck's students. |
| | Mr. | Jameson | One of Buck's students. |
| | Penelope | Parks | One of Buck's students. Aka: Penny. |
| | Odysseus | | Legendary Greek king. |
| | Dot | | Penny's mother. |
| | Mame | | Buck's aunt. |
| | Fujimoto | | Kitami's acquaintance. |
| 8 | | | 1969 |
| | Carolyn | Davidson | A graphic artist. |
| | John | Carlos | American track and field athlete and professional football player. |
| | Tommie | Smith | American football wide receiver. |
| | Bill | Toomey | Former American track and field competitor. |
| | Keith | Forman | A former runner of Oregon. |
| | Matthew | | Buck and Penny's son. |
| | Ma | Woodell | Bob Woodell's mother. |
| 9 | | | 1970 |
| | Steve | Prefontaine | American long-distance runner. Aka: Pre. |
| | Gerry | Lindgren | American track and field runner. |
| | Bernard | Cornfeld | A prominent businessman and international financier. Aka: Bernie. |
| | Cam | Murakami | An executive from Nissho Iwai. |
| 10 | | | 1971 |
| | Hiraku | Iwano | Kitami's personal assistant. |
| | Tom | Sumeragi | Runs the new General Commodities Department. |
| | Toshiro | Mifuni | Japanese actor. |
| | Miyamoto | Musashi | Japanese philosopher. |
| | George | Washington | 1st U.S. President. |
| | John | Adams. | 2nd U.S. President. |
| | Paul | Revere | An American silversmith, engraver. |
| | John | Hancock | Former President of the Continental Congress. |
| | Jonas | Senter | A shoe dog. |
| | Sole Sr. | | Senter's protégé. |
| | Chuck | Robinson | CEO of Marcona Mining. |
| | Sole Jr. | | Sole Sr.'s son. |
| | John Robert | Wooden | An American basketball player and coach. |
| | Samuel T. | Coleridge | An English poet. |
| | Frank Lloyd | Wright | An innovative American architect, designer. |
| | Thomas | Edison | An American inventor. |
| | Nikola | Tesla | A Serbian-American inventor. |
| | Daedalus | | A skillful architect, craftsman and artist. |
| 11 | | | 1972 |
| | Geoff | Petrie | American basketball player. |
| | Phil | Jackson | American former basketball player, coach, and exec. in the NBA. |
| | Richard | Nixon | 37th U.S. President. |
| | Mao | Zedong | Former Chairman of the People's Republic of China. |
| | Dave | Davis | Former English professional ten-pin bowler. |
| | Jim | Gorman | Ran for Bill Bowerman and worked for Nike. |
| | George | Young | The great Olympian. |
| | Jesse | Owens | American track and field athlete. |
| | James | Dean | American actor. |
| | Mick | Jagger | English singer,songwriter, actor, and film producer. |
| | Muhammad | Ali | American professional boxer. |
| | Ilie | Nastase | Romanian tennis player. Aka: Nasty. |
| | Dominique | | Nastase's wife. |
| | Jim | Shanley | American football player. |
| | Dick | Enright | Former American football player and coach. |
| | Dan | Fouts | American former professional football player. |
| | Donny | Reynolds | A retired outfielder in Major League Baseball. |
| 12 | | | 1973 |
| | Lasse | Viren | A Finnish former long-distance runner. |
| | Lobo | | Pre's puppy. |
| | Ken | Kesey | American novelist. |
| | Anne | Caris | A young runner. |
| | Thomas | Jefferson | 3rd U.S. President. |
| | Rob | Strasser | An attorney on a critical lawsuit between Nike and Onitsuka. |
| | Dick | Harter | American basketball coach. |
| | Dick | Enright | Former American football player and coach. |
| | Paul | Silas | American basketball player. |
| | Travis | | Buck and Penny's second son. |
| 13 | | | 1974 |
| | Wayne | Hilliard | Onitsuka's head lawyer. |
| | Benedick | Arnold | American-born senior officer of the British Army. |
| | James | Burns | The judge. |
| | Bill | Giampietro | A shoe dog. Aka: Geppetto. |
| | Perry | Holland | Worked at Bank of California. |
| | Jimmy | Connors | American tennis player. |
| 14 | | | 1975 |
| | Butch | Cassidy | The leader of a gang of criminal outlaws. |
| | Chio | Suzuki | West Coast credit manager. |
| | Tadayuki | Ito | Nike's Japanese guarantor & financier. |
| | Carole | Fields | The head bookkeeper. |
| | Jimmy | Stewart | Giampietro's acquaintance. |
| | Bill | Shesky | The head of Bostonian shoes. |
| | Bill | Manowitz | The head of Mano International. |
| | | | Part Two |
| 15 | | | 1975 |
| | Frank | Shorter | American former long-distance runner. |
| | Ed | Campbell | Buck's acquaintance. |
| 16 | | | 1976 |
| | Chiang | Kai-shek | Former President of the Republic of China. |
| | C. H. | Wong | A shoe dog. |
| | Jerry | Hsieh | Buck's acquaintance. |
| | Jonas | Senter | A genuine head-to-toe shoe dog. |
| | Benjamin | Franklin | Founding Fathers of the United States. |
| | Dick | Van Dyke | American actor. |
| | Lucille | Ball | American actress. |
| | Gabe | Kaplan | American comedian. |
| | Jessica | Tandy | American-English actress. |
| | Gerald | Ford | 38th U.S. President. |
| | Craig Steven | Virgin | American distance runner. |
| | Garry Brian | Bjorklund | American middle- and long-distance runner. |
| | Bill | Rodgers | American former runner, Olympian. |
| | Dennis | Vixie | A local podiatrist. |
| | Denny | Strickland | Advertising creative director. |
| 17 | | | 1977 |
| | M. Frank | Rudy | An aeronautical engineer. |
| | Bob | Bogert | M. Frank's business partner. |
| | Elvin | Hayes | American basketball player. |
| | Sonny | Vacarro | A shoe inventor. |
| | Eddie | Sutton | American basketball coach. |
| | Abe | Lemons | American basketball player. |
| | Jerry | Tarkanian | American basketball coach. |
| | Frank | McGuire | American basketball coach. |
| | Wilt | Chamberlain | American basketball player. |
| | Jim | Valvano | American basketball player. |
| | John | Thompson | Assistant coach for the U.S men's national basketball team. |
| | Vince | Dooley | Football coach. |
| | Herschel | Walker | American former professional football player. |
| | Lute | Olson | American basketball coach. |
| | Eliot | Teltscher | American tennis player. |
| | Gottfried | von Cramm | Tennis player. |
| | John | McEnroe | American tennis player. |
| | Farrah | Fawcett | American actress. |
| | John | Brown | CEO of the new ad agency. |
| | Henry | Kissinger | Former United States Secretary of State. |
| | Jimmy | Carter. | 39th U.S. President. |
| | Norm | Nixon | American basketball player. |
| | Kevin | Kunnert | American basketball player. |
| | Kermit | Washington | American basketball player. |
| | Rudy | Tomjanovich | American basketball player. |
| 18 | | | 1978 |
| | Richard | Werschkul | A lawyer. Strasses' friend. |
| | Stephen | King | Hayes' acquaintance. |
| | Ron | Nelson | An accountant. |
| | Marcel | Proust | French novelist. |
| | Leo | Tolstoy | Russian writer. |
| | Patrick | Henry | Former Governor of Virginia. |
| 19 | | | 1979 |
| | Mark O. | Hatfield | Oregon's senator. |
| | Bob | Packwood | Chairman of the Senate Finance committee. |
| | Walter | Kissinger | Henry Kissinger's brother. |
| | David | Chang | An emissary. |
| | Ralph | Lauren | The founder of the Ralph Lauren Corporation. |
| | Laura | Ashley | Founder of the British textile design company. |
| | Jim | Manns | Buck's new CFO. |
| 20 | | | 1980 |
| | Soong | Ching-Ling | Chinese Political figure. |
| | Confucius | | Chinese philosopher and politician. |
| | Marco | Polo | Venetian merchant, explorer, and writer. |
| | Leigh | Steinberg | American sports agent. |
| Epi | | | Night |
| | Jack | Nicholson | American actor and filmmaker. |
| | Morgan | Freeman | American actor, director and narrator. |
| | Ken | Kesey | American novelist. |
| | Bill | Gates | American business magnate. |
| | Warren | Buffett | American investor, business tycoon and philanthropist. |
| | Bump | Knight | Buck's grandfather. |
| | Joan Benoit | Samuelson | American Senior Grand Masters marathon runner |
| | Ken | Griffy Jr. | Baseball outfielder. |
| | Mia | Hamm | American soccer player. |
| | Tiger | Woods | American professional golfer. |
| | Dan | Fouts | American football player. |
| | Jerry | Rice | American football wide receiver. |
| | Jordan | Love | American football quarterback. |
| | Michael | Jordan | American professional basketball player. |
| | Kobe | Bryant | American professional basketball player. |
| | LeBron | James Sr. | American professional basketball player. |
| | Pete | Sampras | American tennis player. |
| | Andre | Agassi | American professional tennis player. |
| | Bob | Jackson | American professional baseball player. |
| | Earl | | Tiger's father. |
| | Britney | | Buck's niece. |
| | Alberto | Salazar | American track coach. |
| | Arnold | Palmer | American professional golfer. |
| | Galen | Rupp | American long-distance runner. |
| | Michael | Johnson | American Olympic athlete. |
| | John | Thompson | American basketball coach. |
| | Avery | | Strasses' daughter. |
| | Vo | Nguyen Giap | An army general in the Vietnam. |
| | Masuro | Hayami | Nissho's former CEO. |
| | Dan | | Woodell's son. |
| | Johnson | | Woodell's old antagonist. |
| | Robert | Frost | American poet. |
| | Ayn | Rand | Russian-American writer and philosopher. |
| | Donald T. | Sterling | American attorney and businessman. |
| | Magic | Johnson | American basketball player. |
| | Ryan | Leaf | Former American football player. |
| | Peyton | Manning | American football quarterback. |
| | Joe | Paterno | American football player. |
