Back when I was in high school, it was paper straw wrappers. I’m not sure what the adhesive substance was; it probably varied depending on the menu. The classroom that the boys used for eating lunch looked like a cave with masses of stalactites. Girls usually ate in the Home Ec room and kept it clean. Which of the two rooms we went to wasn’t assigned, we just sorted out that way.
We didn’t yet have a TV then, but one of the other kids in my 7th grade class did. My teacher arranged to take the class to their house to watch the coronation. This was in rural Pennsylvania, so it was a small class .
Hensel 42R4 – 4 longs for us. We could ring the codes for the 15 others on the party line using the crank on the side of the phone. For any other call, we cranked one extra long to get the operator.
Seems so. I just discovered via Google that “In the 2019–20 school year, 18.8 percent of public schools required that students wear uniforms.” (National Center for Education Statistics )
Back when I was in high school, it was paper straw wrappers. I’m not sure what the adhesive substance was; it probably varied depending on the menu. The classroom that the boys used for eating lunch looked like a cave with masses of stalactites. Girls usually ate in the Home Ec room and kept it clean. Which of the two rooms we went to wasn’t assigned, we just sorted out that way.