Famous 1970s School Things That Vanished

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Famous 1970s School Things That Vanished
#nostalgia #nostalgic #1970s #schoolthings
Go back in time to the wonderful #1970s, when classrooms buzzed with the sound of bells, the smell of mimeograph ink, chalkboards, and black backpacks. But there are many other familiar #schoolthings artifacts that have not stood the test of time but will always be remembered. Let's start with the lunch Ladies.
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Chapters:
0:00-0:18 Introduction
0:18-0:59 Lunch Ladies
0:59-2:02 Trapper keepers
2:02-3:02 Mimeograph
3:02-3:58 Bells Ringing
3:58-4:44 GYM uniforms
4:44-5:14 Golden Gum Glue
5:14-5:45 BlackBoards
5:45-6:10 Desktop Pencil Sharpener
6:10-6:50 Heavy Backpacks and notebooks
6:50-7:26 Paddle Board
7:26-8:22 School Libraries
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@VintageNostalgia229 3 месяца назад

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@wordforger 3 месяца назад

Early 90s rural school kid here. While about half of our stuff was canned or pre-packaged, those ladies were the queens of fresh rolls, biscuits and gravy, and mac and cheese.

@nelsonaguiar4361 3 месяца назад

Born in 1960 is a memory trip for me

@VintageNostalgia229 3 месяца назад

Thank you for watching the video. Nice to hear

@Hwyla-qp5lv 3 месяца назад

I recall the lunchroom in High School during the '70s as a 'big deal' that we finally had vending machines for treats and microwave ovens (with a line on the floor to show how far back one should stand while the microwave 'nuked' your food). The actual lunch line did have hot food cooked by the lunch ladies in the school kitchen. The microwaves were more for students to heat up food from home. Another new lunch idea was the allowing students to go off-campus for the lunch hour. And backpacks were just coming into style. I had a book bag, which was more like a satchel style briefcase. A royal pain because it not only didn't hold as many books, but also weighed you down to one side instead of balanced on your back. The best bags hopefully had a shoulder strap long enough to be something like a cross-body messenger bag, just with a buckle closure instead of a flap. Worst didn't have a strap at all and had to be switched from hand to hand as your fingers went numb on the walk home. I do remember covering my books in brown paper grocery bag paper, then decorating them with doodles.

@VintageNostalgia229 3 месяца назад

Thank you for watching the video and for your response/reminder

@artdeco64 3 месяца назад

Class of ‘89 here. I remember all this through the mid ‘80’s. I remember getting a thick paper card for lunches that the Lunch Lady would clip off on each time you got a lunch. And Trapper Keepers were ours (1980’s), not the ‘70’s. They may have been invented in the ‘70’s but they are still a product of the ‘80’s. Just like racquetball, for example. Racquetball was invented in the’70’s but is an ‘80’s sport.

@VintageNostalgia229 3 месяца назад

Thank you for watching the vide. Thank you for your response and your story/memory. I appreciate it🍀

@mdaly724 3 месяца назад

Most schools in the 1970s had electricity and bells connected to that electricity. You're talking about very rural schools or schools from the 1940s or before. Post-WW2 construction boom replaced or upgraded many schools. I lived in a small town and the Middle and High schools all had automated bells. They even rang on teacher in-service days when kids were not there.

@VintageNostalgia229 3 месяца назад

Thank you for watching the video and for your feedback/response. I appreciate it🍀

@Robin3615 3 месяца назад

I started school in a small town in 1967 and there were the same paper cartons we have today. My school had Prairie Farm brand milk. I refused to drink any other brand at home. I must have been a handful. Our lunch ladies were very kind and worked hard cooking and serving. Like with Mom, if you told her you really liked something you would get a larger serving. There was certainly electric bells that rang automatically and clocks that synchronized throughout the school.

@sallyoakes7709 3 месяца назад

I went to school in the 70's and I can assure you that we had central electric bells.... for different grades on different schedules, they were programmed to ring only for the pertinent halls. Sure was confusing when I heard my kids' bells, which weren't bells at all, but electronic tones that sounded through the PA system

@VintageNostalgia229 3 месяца назад

Thank you for watching the video and for your feedback. It helps me learn as well!

@tastx3142 3 месяца назад

I graduated from HS in 1975 and never had a backpack or saw anyone with one. Our school was huge, 950 in our senior year alone, well over 3,000 students. We had different buildings and my locker was always in a building that I had no class so carried at least 6 textbooks plus notebook causing shoulder problems. I would have welcomed a backpack!

@HotelPapa100 3 месяца назад

Dunno about the US, but for us (Switzerland) it was a special school backpack up to middle school (cow fur flap for boys, colored leather for the girls), and nobody would be caught out with one after progressing to high school. A hand carried bag it was after that.

@VintageNostalgia229 3 месяца назад

Thank you for watching the video and for your response/reminder

@scottguitar8168 3 месяца назад

I think lovely lunch ladies skipped our school. Our lunch line felt more like a prison lunch line.

@VintageNostalgia229 3 месяца назад

Thank you for watching the video! How unfortunate to read that it felt that way at the time😥

@scottguitar8168 3 месяца назад

@@VintageNostalgia229 Every school was different. We did have mostly lovely teachers and our school was picked to try out modular scheduling which I thoroughly enjoyed over the old period system. This was in 1977 in the 10th grade. I still have fond memories of the past for things that were good and not so good. I feel lucky to have lived in times before technology exploded and changed everything.

@cyclenut 2 месяца назад

In 68 when I started kindergarten we had to carry our own lunch to school and I had a Disney school bus lunch box. First grade up school breakfast and lunch was made by lunch ladies and most was very good. The teachers desks were full of drawers, to hold everything they needed and hold all confiscated stuff, too. All through school till class of 81 we carried books and all by hand. In 72 we lived in western N.C. and the elementary school went to 8th grade. Three teaches and the principle were cruel child abusers. Some kids were beat everyday, no mater how good they were. It was so bad that at the start of 74-75 school year all the kids revolted. All the kids made me leader. Every time a kids was abused I called the sheriff. In 76 the three teachers and principle were arrested. Some schools back the were really bad. In elementary school I got to ride a pinto horse to school and also walked when weather was nice. In 9th grade we lived below Miami, FL. I also had a job as a grocery bag boy and had a Sears 10-speed bicycle I rode to school and work

@VintageNostalgia229 2 месяца назад

Thank you for watching the video and your detailed response. I really appreciate that

@WC-gt6ud 3 месяца назад

Trapper Keepers are being made, but as as use, it depends on the student. But there are no Innovation Centers, as libraries no longer have books anymore. The only books needed are for use during English Classes.

@pacmanindy 2 месяца назад

Bad sausage pizza, fire drills, PA announcements, typewriters, cursive writing

@royfr8136 3 месяца назад

Back in the days when students had some kind of consequence for negative behaviour, when grades actually represented ability, and words of encouragement and reward were only given when deserved... When students were students and not the teachers' bosses and when parents had an ounce of respect for teachers ... Ahhhh the old days...

@VintageNostalgia229 3 месяца назад

Thank you for watching the video and for your response

@Dr.Nagyonfaj 3 месяца назад

When education still meant something - and people could, actually, read and write!

@VintageNostalgia229 3 месяца назад

Thank you for your response

@elaineshiffer6929 Месяц назад

Bells like that were from the 1800s...

@flotinaway7 3 месяца назад

School was great in the 70's apart from the time I tried to escape and got chased down by the school leopard and having to be nailed to the wall on St Tadgers Day.

@VintageNostalgia229 3 месяца назад

Thank you for watching the video! That indeed doesn't sound like a pleasant experience🍀

@flotinaway7 3 месяца назад

@@VintageNostalgia229 I really feel fortunate that I grew up in the 60's and 70's, it was a very optimistic time compared to today, even allowing for the golden glue and blackboard rubber flying through the air...happy memories!

@VintageNostalgia229 3 месяца назад

@@flotinaway7 Nice to hear🍀thank you for your response