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I never got hit by a teacher or staff that's a lie
the pledge of allegiance every morning with the American flag hung proudly in every single classroom AS IT SHOULD BE
This actually happened in the 50's and the 60's , the 80's & 90's didn't have do any of this
That was a genuine, good old days
every morning we pledge of allegiance to the flag in class at homeroom
Ya missed one......we can read a wall clock!
What about, learning to type on a manual typewriter
all of this was in the 60s and 70s. But I doubt the 90s and not as much even in the 80s
i miss those days and i did all that shit 💩😁
we had morals and respect something this generation knows nothing about
we had home economics where every boy n girl learned how to cook n clean up n to sew! we had typing class n learned shorthand to take notes! Everyone in my elementary school from 1st to 6th grade was in chorus n drama n participated in every concert n school play in some role either on stage, behind stage or after school making props n scenery! We brown bagged lunch!
no school shootings , teachers that actually gave a fuck about the kids they where teaching , pencil dispenser at the main hall if you didn't have a pencil they where 50 cents , lunch time was our break time from everything and to socialize with our everyday friends and to plan what we where going to do after school ....
writing on the blackboard 1 long sentence about a 100 x as to not to be loud or disruptive while in class
Gen X 1976 here and I remember all of this.
THOSE CHOCOLATE BARS WERE THE BEST!!
Sex Ed and Driver's Ed
pledge of elegance, theather ball, detention, hall guards
80s and 90s??? You had to be tough in the 50s and 60s!
the teacher asking the students how many were eating hot lunch in the cafeteria, the teachers calling it in to the office. so the cafeteria ladies would know exactly how many students to cook for.
Pledge of Allegiance, handkerchief check, comb check, fingernail check, recess, abc'a, times tables, reading out loud, polio vaccine, tuberculosis vaccine scar, getting measles, getting chicken pox, getting mumps, safety patrol,
sniffing the ink every time they hand outs came, the pencil sharpeners that were always too close to the wall, getting picked to clean the erasers after class, those annoying announcements for getting called to the office over the loudspeaker. damn lockers that didn't want to open half the time and when they did the door would rattle, those chairs that you're connected to the desk and you couldn't move around this horrible summer days of spring fever and your head bobbing around because you were trying to stay awake smart ass teachers that would insult you in front of everybody
I've seen kids physically thrown out of class ,had my own desk moved to the hall for months because the school didn't know how to handle my adhd😂,and being sent to summer camp by the school that same year to give them and my mom a break. oh and yes I was in trouble there too😂. schools back then weren't afraid to mold students into a newer kid like working with hard clay some took more than others ,but they weren't scared to address it. the schools now are to afraid of the bull💩 and what someone can say instead of showing them the real way people should act. if we were reprimanded by the school you most definitely were reprimanded again when you got home . now the kids are coddled and pushed through the system so they're not the schools issue. when did we get to soft and scared to raise leaders instead of giving everyone a trophy.
We had and did all this in my time. however, we had respect for whatever we had. We respected our teachers. We found books just fine using the files/cards. We took a ball to the face once in a while. if someone hit us to hard and we felt we had to get even..we took it to a sandbox and wrestled a bit. We never ever used guns or thought about it. The tests were just fine and I bet most kids nowadays couldn't answer them with the use of cell phones to give them answers. We socialized...in person and really knew each other and our friends family. We had hundreds of phone numbers memorized. now...I only remember my own and 911. We knew how to read maps and knew our city streets. Nowadays?? We drank that water full of gems but our world was not so bad a it is now with all the plastic and crap killing our world. We didn't know the difference but it was ok
We would get what was called a swat.... It was usually administered using a 3/4 inch by 4 inch board,by around 2 feet long that had holes drilled in the end of it four less wind resistance!! it was brutal,, but, you did not mess around in that class again!!!
I was there🥶
😆😆 We couldn't wear anything but skirts or dresses to public school from Kindergarten through 5th grade (1965-1970), finally got to wear pantsuits, a matching knit top that came just above your knees, and knit pants in 6th grade.
The Hell you say !
I got paddled, fell off the rope, ran around the football field in 12 degree weather in shorts and smoked in the boys room , hah; loved it
The Democrats had God removed from school, discipline taken away from parents and trophies for all.
I'm so old, I still got ruler waps on my hands 😭
We got away with so much
My public grade school sold US savings bonds. We paid on them weekly until we got one paid in full, and got to take it home. The grade school also held Sat. afternoon movies from 1:00 to 3:00 pm, we all walked to school, so everybody who wanted to go on Sat. could. Janitor set up our chairs in the auditorium facing our raised stage, with giant velvet curtains. They showed Herbie the Love Bug, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, and other similar, kid & family friendly movies, always had a cartoon reel first. The Moms who volunteered for movie duty had a popcorn maker, with real red & white stripe bags that were sandwich size and 4oz cups of coke. I think you got both for a dime. Funny how it feels like it was just yesterday. We never left a mess for the janitor, never fought with each other, or misbehaved, just felt like big stuff going to the movies by ourselves.
70’s we still got swatted back then with paddle for chewing gum in class I vowed my kids would never get touched in school! Or anywhere else for that matter
A nun threw a textbook at me. Principal threw me up against the lockers on a few occasions. Had to kneel on a broom for fooling around in church.
saying that lying pledge of allegiance to a damn piece of material! I stopped that real early, no more !
i got fuckin vaccinated in kindergarten
do schools not have water fountains anymore?
You ever heard of the sixties and seventies. We laughed at how soft the eighties and nineties would be...
Standing in front of the class with arms straight out holding dictionaries or science books for the whole class period or getting your ear pulled all the way the to the principal office
except for the portable buildings all the pictures were from the 50',60's & 70's. Hold my beer
MEMORIES....😂 And Yes ! we did do this in the 80's . A BLAST FROM THE PAST. IM PROUD TO HAVE GONE THROUGH THAT ERA .
all this took place in the '60s and seventies
70's and below are the toughest.
This was more like the 60s and 70s
Saying the Pledge of Allegiance 🇺🇸
library card catalog system is the Dewie Decimal System
saying the pledge of allegiance every morning
Corporal punishment was still used in the it's. Personal experience
This happened in the 50s through 70s
I remember the foot long hack that was made out of wood and almost an inch thick that our principal would pull out of his right top drawer. three hacks would be given if you were ever sent to the principals office. it was well known and respected.
all of these still happen besides maybe the rope and portable classrooms
Being sent home after school with a note for disrupting the class pinned to the back of ur shirt for your parent to sign 😳
i got hit a few times ,it was that or bring a pink slip home ....no. way , i remeber traperkeepers and paper bag book covers , and trying to get gold stars for reading rainbow , man i was born in the best times if i could go back i would . and new schools was so cool meeting ppl scary but , and going to the malls and parks to hang out or movie theaters . man wow
My third grade teacher Mrs. Turner, my real name this is Bob. She called me to the front of the class and said no. Your name is Robert went down to the principal's office and changed the name on all my records. I tried to get into college and there was no record of me after the second grade
lunch was better😁
all of them
my Uncle Jimmy Lee collums was a principal at South pontotoc miss. we got paddle many a time by him. he was hateful.
Pray in the morning at school ...
Remember in the morning, we’d have to watch channel one I remember being in class watching. I think it was the challenger one of the spaceships rocketing in to the sky. And blowing up on live TV I loved school.
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I never got hit by a teacher or staff that's a lie
the pledge of allegiance every morning with the American flag hung proudly in every single classroom AS IT SHOULD BE
This actually happened in the 50's and the 60's , the 80's & 90's didn't have do any of this
That was a genuine, good old days
every morning we pledge of allegiance to the flag in class at homeroom
Ya missed one......we can read a wall clock!
What about, learning to type on a manual typewriter
all of this was in the 60s and 70s. But I doubt the 90s and not as much even in the 80s
i miss those days and i did all that shit 💩😁
we had morals and respect something this generation knows nothing about
we had home economics where every boy n girl learned how to cook n clean up n to sew! we had typing class n learned shorthand to take notes! Everyone in my elementary school from 1st to 6th grade was in chorus n drama n participated in every concert n school play in some role either on stage, behind stage or after school making props n scenery! We brown bagged lunch!
no school shootings , teachers that actually gave a fuck about the kids they where teaching , pencil dispenser at the main hall if you didn't have a pencil they where 50 cents , lunch time was our break time from everything and to socialize with our everyday friends and to plan what we where going to do after school ....
writing on the blackboard 1 long sentence about a 100 x as to not to be loud or disruptive while in class
Gen X 1976 here and I remember all of this.
THOSE CHOCOLATE BARS WERE THE BEST!!
Sex Ed and Driver's Ed
pledge of elegance, theather ball, detention, hall guards
80s and 90s??? You had to be tough in the 50s and 60s!
the teacher asking the students how many were eating hot lunch in the cafeteria, the teachers calling it in to the office. so the cafeteria ladies would know exactly how many students to cook for.
Pledge of Allegiance, handkerchief check, comb check, fingernail check, recess, abc'a, times tables, reading out loud, polio vaccine, tuberculosis vaccine scar, getting measles, getting chicken pox, getting mumps, safety patrol,
sniffing the ink every time they hand outs came, the pencil sharpeners that were always too close to the wall, getting picked to clean the erasers after class, those annoying announcements for getting called to the office over the loudspeaker. damn lockers that didn't want to open half the time and when they did the door would rattle, those chairs that you're connected to the desk and you couldn't move around this horrible summer days of spring fever and your head bobbing around because you were trying to stay awake smart ass teachers that would insult you in front of everybody
I've seen kids physically thrown out of class ,had my own desk moved to the hall for months because the school didn't know how to handle my adhd😂,and being sent to summer camp by the school that same year to give them and my mom a break. oh and yes I was in trouble there too😂. schools back then weren't afraid to mold students into a newer kid like working with hard clay some took more than others ,but they weren't scared to address it. the schools now are to afraid of the bull💩 and what someone can say instead of showing them the real way people should act. if we were reprimanded by the school you most definitely were reprimanded again when you got home . now the kids are coddled and pushed through the system so they're not the schools issue. when did we get to soft and scared to raise leaders instead of giving everyone a trophy.
We had and did all this in my time. however, we had respect for whatever we had. We respected our teachers. We found books just fine using the files/cards. We took a ball to the face once in a while. if someone hit us to hard and we felt we had to get even..we took it to a sandbox and wrestled a bit. We never ever used guns or thought about it. The tests were just fine and I bet most kids nowadays couldn't answer them with the use of cell phones to give them answers. We socialized...in person and really knew each other and our friends family. We had hundreds of phone numbers memorized. now...I only remember my own and 911. We knew how to read maps and knew our city streets. Nowadays?? We drank that water full of gems but our world was not so bad a it is now with all the plastic and crap killing our world. We didn't know the difference but it was ok
We would get what was called a swat.... It was usually administered using a 3/4 inch by 4 inch board,by around 2 feet long that had holes drilled in the end of it four less wind resistance!! it was brutal,, but, you did not mess around in that class again!!!
I was there🥶
😆😆 We couldn't wear anything but skirts or dresses to public school from Kindergarten through 5th grade (1965-1970), finally got to wear pantsuits, a matching knit top that came just above your knees, and knit pants in 6th grade.
The Hell you say !
I got paddled, fell off the rope, ran around the football field in 12 degree weather in shorts and smoked in the boys room , hah; loved it
The Democrats had God removed from school, discipline taken away from parents and trophies for all.
I'm so old, I still got ruler waps on my hands 😭
We got away with so much
My public grade school sold US savings bonds. We paid on them weekly until we got one paid in full, and got to take it home. The grade school also held Sat. afternoon movies from 1:00 to 3:00 pm, we all walked to school, so everybody who wanted to go on Sat. could. Janitor set up our chairs in the auditorium facing our raised stage, with giant velvet curtains. They showed Herbie the Love Bug, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, and other similar, kid & family friendly movies, always had a cartoon reel first. The Moms who volunteered for movie duty had a popcorn maker, with real red & white stripe bags that were sandwich size and 4oz cups of coke. I think you got both for a dime. Funny how it feels like it was just yesterday. We never left a mess for the janitor, never fought with each other, or misbehaved, just felt like big stuff going to the movies by ourselves.
70’s we still got swatted back then with paddle for chewing gum in class I vowed my kids would never get touched in school! Or anywhere else for that matter
A nun threw a textbook at me. Principal threw me up against the lockers on a few occasions. Had to kneel on a broom for fooling around in church.
saying that lying pledge of allegiance to a damn piece of material! I stopped that real early, no more !
i got fuckin vaccinated in kindergarten
do schools not have water fountains anymore?
You ever heard of the sixties and seventies. We laughed at how soft the eighties and nineties would be...
Standing in front of the class with arms straight out holding dictionaries or science books for the whole class period or getting your ear pulled all the way the to the principal office
except for the portable buildings all the pictures were from the 50',60's & 70's. Hold my beer
MEMORIES....😂 And Yes ! we did do this in the 80's . A BLAST FROM THE PAST. IM PROUD TO HAVE GONE THROUGH THAT ERA .
all this took place in the '60s and seventies
70's and below are the toughest.
This was more like the 60s and 70s
Saying the Pledge of Allegiance 🇺🇸
library card catalog system is the Dewie Decimal System
saying the pledge of allegiance every morning
Corporal punishment was still used in the it's. Personal experience
This happened in the 50s through 70s
I remember the foot long hack that was made out of wood and almost an inch thick that our principal would pull out of his right top drawer. three hacks would be given if you were ever sent to the principals office. it was well known and respected.
all of these still happen besides maybe the rope and portable classrooms
Being sent home after school with a note for disrupting the class pinned to the back of ur shirt for your parent to sign 😳
i got hit a few times ,it was that or bring a pink slip home ....no. way , i remeber traperkeepers and paper bag book covers , and trying to get gold stars for reading rainbow , man i was born in the best times if i could go back i would . and new schools was so cool meeting ppl scary but , and going to the malls and parks to hang out or movie theaters . man wow
My third grade teacher Mrs. Turner, my real name this is Bob. She called me to the front of the class and said no. Your name is Robert went down to the principal's office and changed the name on all my records. I tried to get into college and there was no record of me after the second grade
lunch was better😁
all of them
my Uncle Jimmy Lee collums was a principal at South pontotoc miss. we got paddle many a time by him. he was hateful.
Pray in the morning at school ...
Remember in the morning, we’d have to watch channel one I remember being in class watching. I think it was the challenger one of the spaceships rocketing in to the sky. And blowing up on live TV I loved school.
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