1. Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.

2. Charles Manson

3. Charmin toilet tissue

4. Judy Garland

5. 747 Jumbo Jet

6. The Concorde

7. That within any organization every employee will be promoted until they reach a level of incompetence. In other words, a person will keep climbing the business ladder until they can no longer do their job well.

8. Chicago 7

9. Monty Python’s Flying Circus

10. Midnight Cowboy

11.  Draft lottery

12.  New York

13.  A home computer. Called the “Kitchen Computer” it weighed over 100 pounds and was advertised as “useful for storing recipes.”

14.  Intel

15.  Woodstock

16.  A Boy Named Sue

17.  Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins

18.  Sesame Street

19.  Paul McCartney

20.  Star Trek

21.  Wendy’s

22.  Golda Meir, who once reminded us, “Don't be so humble - you are not that great.”

23.  True

24.  Speak & Spell didn’t arrive until 1975.

25.  Boris Karloff

26. The Tijuana Brass’ first big hit “The Lonely Bull” debuted in 1962.

27.  Dwayne Johnson is the youngster. He was born in 1972.

28.  Cigarettes

29.  It was the first recorded case of HIV/AIDS.

30.  Easy Rider

31. “Get Together”

32.  The very first Internet. It connected four computers.

33.  Allen Funt of TV’s “Candid Camera” show.

34.  Jane Goodall

35.  A jet plane.

36. The ATM.

37.  Seattle Pilots

38.  Bill Cosby

39. Grace Slick

40. The Egg McMuffin was a product of the 70s.

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We grade on the curve so if you got more than 27 correct you can count yourself as a top notch "69er."

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If you scored less than 15, tutoring is available after school in Mr. Olpinski's room B-210.

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