From http://www.uni-watch.com/2016/06/15/donald-trump-a-boy-of-many-uniforms/
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Scene	Description	Notes	Photo
.5	Fred Trump grand father immigrates from Germany Has son Fred Trump II	It began thanks to his grandfather’s early American success, which was continued by Trump’s father, Fred. Donald Trump would take their family fortune and expand it more. Trump’s grandfather Frederick (originally Friedrich) first immigrated to the United States in 1885. He was just 16. He did not gain citizenship until 1892. It was shortly after this that grandpa Trump began to build the Trump family fortune. He was a savvy businessman and amassed the Trump family fortune by operating “boomtown” restaurants and boarding houses in the Seattle area and Canada’s Klondike region during the gold rush. .
.8		In 1902, Mr. Trump married Elisabeth Christ. In 1905, they resettled in New York, where they would stay the rest of their lives.
1	Mary Anne MacLeod immigrates from Scotland Fred Trump II meets Mary at a party in 1930's real estate developer	That year, 1905, was also the year Donald Trump’s father, Fred, was born. Fred Trump went to work in the family real estate business when he was 15. In 1923, Fred Trump and his mother founded E. Trump & Son, which operated mostly in the Queens and Brooklyn boroughs of New York City. Fred Trump married Mary Anne MacLeod in 1936.
2	Fred III is born, then 4 other kids	They had five children together. From an early age, young Donald would prove to be one who followed his own rules. Donald Trump shared the above picture of himself and his siblings to his Facebook page. Trump (far left) stands beside (from left) his older brother Fred Jr., his older sister Elizabeth Trump, his eldest sister Maryanne Trump, and his younger brother Robert Trump.
3	Donald is born	Donald John Trump was born on June 14, 1946, to parents Fred Trump and Mary Anne MacLeod. The pair had married 10 years earlier (1936). Donald Trump was the fourth of five children. He was born at the Jamaica Hospital Medical Center in Queens, New York. Trump’s family originated from Germany on his father’s side and Scotland on his mother’s side.
4	Don and his buddies
4.5	Don at school, church confirmation, unruly student	From kindergarten through seventh grade, Donald Trump attended the Kew-Forest School, a college preparatory school in Queens. In this picture Donald Trump shared to his Facebook page, he says, “#TBT My confirmation picture at First Presbyterian Church in Jamaica, N.Y.”
		Talked out of turn in class pulled pig tails Hit music teacher in his eye
		In 1958, when they were 12, Trump and Brant liked to board an E train bound for Manhattan, a distant land of soaring, exotic promise. They did not ask their parents for permission for their Saturday expeditions. Manhattan was too far and too dangerous for two boys from the tranquil, low-slung reaches of Queens. Exiting the train at 53rd Street and Fifth Avenue, Donald and Peter felt like an urban version of Lewis and Clark. They explored Central Park’s bucolic recesses, watched African American men play basketball on courts along the East River and observed the panhandlers and hustlers in midtown. Around Times Square, they discovered novelty shops, where they bought stink bombs, hand buzzers and fake vomit — perfect accessories for pranking their pals. The shops also sold switchblades. On Broadway, “West Side Story” was a smash, and the boys, imagining themselves as gang members, bought knives to fit the part.
6		Near the end of seventh grade, Fred discovered Donald’s knives and was infuriated to learn about his trips into the city. He decided his son’s behavior warranted a radical change. In the months before eighth grade, Fred Trump enrolled Donald at the New York Military Academy, a boarding school 70 miles from Jamaica Estates. During his years of schooling at the New York Military Academy, Trump participated in numerous sports. He was, in actuality, a sturdy 6 foot, 2 inches tall. According to reports, he played football, tennis, squash, and took up golf. Photographs from the school also show him on the varsity baseball team .
	In baseball hits the runner in to win NY state championship
		During his time at NYMA, Trump played on the football team plus the soccer team; his love for the sport culminated in Trump owning his own football team in the future in his attempt to run a separate American football league to compete with the National Football League.
		Leading the NYMA cadets down 5th Avenue for a parade
5	Father sends him to NYMA where he excels	At age 13, however, Trump was sent to the New York Military Academy, a private boarding school in Cornwall, New York. Trump was sent to the school as punishment because his parents had discovered he was making frequent trips into Manhattan without their permission. Trump would prove to be a popular student at the boarding school. Donald Trump graduated from the New York Military Academy in May 1964
7.5	Fred Jr. (alcoholic) tells Donald not to drink
		. That fall, he enrolled at Fordham University, but stayed just two years before heading to the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. He graduated from Wharton in 1968 with a bachelor of science degree in economic
		Here’s Wharton College graduate Donald Trump standing beside his father, Fred Trump. Trump shared the endearing photo on his Instagram account. Fred Trump had continued the success of his own father’s company, building and selling “thousands of houses, barracks, and apartments” in New York City, according to Wikipedia. Three years after graduating from Wharton, Donald Trump would be named president of his father’s company, E. Trump & Son. They would eventually rename it the Trump Organization. Donald Trump would set out to build upon his father’s success.
7	Helps Fred with real estate in Queens NY	With my father, Fred Trump, in Brooklyn,1975. A great Father’s Day gift—a stay at my 5 star hotel,” Trump wrote in this photo he shared to his Facebook page. It was a happy moment for the father and son business team. But trouble lurked in the background. The Trumps that year settled a lawsuit from the Justice Department that their company systematically discriminated against prospective renters who were African-American. The Justice Department alleged the Trump Organization had screened out people based on race and not economic status. This wasn’t the first time the Trumps settled a case of racial discrimination. The pair was sued in 1969 by the management of a property they owned in Cincinnati, Ohio. Fred Trump directed that lawsuit be “quietly settled,” according to news reports. Despite the setbacks, the business kept chugging along, and Donald Trump soon would find love. …
7.75	Donald avoids Viet Nam hoax based war	Trump received five draft deferments from serving in the military during Vietnam. Four of the deferments were for his time during college. The fifth was for a medical diagnosis of bone spurs in his heels.
8	Donald moves to NYC real estate market	Ivana Zelníčková
		Here’s Donald Trump proudly holding his first-born son, Donald Jr., in 1977. Trump and his wife Ivana had two more children together, Ivanka, born in 1981, and Eric, born in 1984. While Donald Trump was happily married and growing his family, tragedy struck elsewhere. Fred Trump Jr., Donald’s older brother, died in 1981 due to his constant battle with alcoholism. The death of Fred would have an indelible impact on Donald, who would give up alcohol and cigarettes altogether.
	Renovating the Biltmore Hotel into the Hyatt
	Fixes Wollman Rink
	Builds Trump Tower

Before she became Donald Trump's mother, Mary Anne MacLeod was a poor Scottish immigrant who boarded a steamship bound for America in 1930. With just $50 in her pocket, she moved in with her sister and worked as a maid — until she married an up-and-coming businessman named Frederick Trump. After her husband made a fortune in real estate, her life changed forever. From the finest fur coats to the most exquisite vacations, Mary Anne MacLeod was truly living the American dream. But despite her unexpected wealth, she was more than happy to share with others. She devoted much of her time to philanthropic causes, including cerebral palsy and aiding intellectually disabled adults, and continued to do so until the day she died. Discover the little-known story of Donald Trump's humanitarian mother:
https://allthatsinteresting.com/mary-anne-macleod-trump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGcP7ThqNHg


For example, here’s his eighth grade football team at New York Military Academy — that’s him in the second row (seated), second from the left (for all of these, you can click to enlarge):
And here’s his ninth grade baseball team. He’s at the center of the second row:
Here we have Trump’s 10th grade football team. He’s near the center, wearing No. 8:
Back to baseball, again from the 10th grade. Trump is in the front row, third from the left.
Donald hits the baseball. He made the winning hit in a campionship.
Next up is a shot of Trump’s high school wrestling team. He’s third from the left — the one with the striped socks. Interestingly, he appears to be the only one wearing a blank singlet.
Another football shot. By this time Trump had made the varsity squad. He’s in the back row, wearing No. 85:
In his senior year, Trump was elected a co-Captain on his varsity baseball team. See the two guys holding the baseball in the front row? He’s the one on the left:
As co-captain of the baseball team, Trump got to pose with the captains of his school’s other sports teams, resulting in an interesting multi-unit photo. He’s the one in the baseball uniform, near the center:
Trump also played high school soccer. In this shot he’s seated in the front row, fourth from the left:
Since Trump’s high school was a military academy, there are also quite a few photos of him in military uniforms. He’s second from the left in this shot:
Clubs Driver Education
"Ladies' Man" in the year book

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Screen play for a movie about Donald Trump's youth days

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Donald Trump and the Ladies

Donald discusses divorce