In 1971, Nike, a new sports clothes company, hired a student named Carolyn Davidson to make their logo. Nike's ________, Phil Knight, asked Carolyn to create a logo that showed Nike's love for sport and high ________. After working hard on many designs, Carolyn made the "Swoosh" logo. This simple ________ looks like a quick checkmark and shows the idea of speed and movement. Even though Phil Knight was not sure about the logo at first, he decided to use it as Nike's ________ symbol.

Carolyn was paid $35 for her design, a small ________ even for 1971. However, in 1983, Nike gave Carolyn some of their company's ________ as a thank you for her important work. Even though we don't know how much these stocks are worth, it's likely a large amount. Carolyn's story shows the power of good design and how important it is to value creative people.