In his final days of his presidency, Dwight Eisenhower warns
of:
1. Traffic jams caused by his new interstate highway program
2. The military industrial complex
3. Atoms for Peace
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Mad
for Plaid, we all wore Bermuda shorts made out of this bleeding
edge material:
1. Calico
2. Gingham
3. Madras
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This best-selling novel, written by Harper Lee is now judged
a classic. It won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in1961.
1. Advise & Consent (Alan Drury)
2. To Kill a Mockingbird
3. A Death in the Family (James Agee)
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AWHS
golf team has home course of:
1. Blue Hills Country Club
2. South Shore Country Club
3. Hingham Golf Club
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We
start taking sample SAT test from large red books published
by a little known private school in Boston. The books are published
by:
1. Little Brown & Sons
2. Manta Ray
3. Manter Hall School
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In
April, Soviets put first man into space. His name is
1. Nicolai Bulganin
2. Yuri Gagarin
3. Georgi Malenkov
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What
was the Branch of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
that we used to get to school when the Eastern Mass Street Railway—actually
buses -- went on strike:
1. The Old Colony
2. The Greenbush Local
3. The Last Train to Clarksville
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“Hey,
have you got a church key?” This is no longer necessary
due to this enhancement to aluminum cans invented just last
year
1. Plastic rings vs. cartons to hold a six pack
2. Gablinger’s – the first low calorie beer
3. Pop Tops
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A
good summer job was one that paid minimum wage. In 1961 that
was:
1. 50 cents an hour
2. 65 cents an hour
3. $1.00 an hour
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The first man in space is hailed as a hero as Mercury 1 is returns
from a sub-orbital flight. He is Alan Shepard and his hometown
is
1. Hingham, Mass
2. Derry, New Hampshire
3. North Conway, New Hampshire
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If
you don’t want to read it, you can use this 1961 bestseller
as a doorstop. It is by William Shirer and is entitled
1. Masters of Deceit
2. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich
3. The Status Seekers
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