Made from Wood
This piece of baseball equipment was made of ash or maple.
What is a baseball bat?
In the 1950s, this person often made house calls to treat patients at home.
Who is a doctor?
This red-covered book was used by students in school to learn spelling words.
What is a spelling book?
Children often build this structure on the Beach using sand, water, and a toy shovel
What is a sand castle?
The part of a shoe that is tied
What are Laces?
This writing tool once had to be sharpened by hand and often contained graphite inside cedar wood.
What is a pencil?
This person operated a switchboard to connect telephone calls before direct dialing.
Who is a telephone operator?
This red farm machine brand shares its name with “International.”
What is International Harvester?
This term describes water that pulls away from the shore before returning agai
What is the tide?
These shoes, popular with teenagers in the 1950s, were often black and white.
What are saddle shoes?
Many homes in the 1950s had this wooden box furniture piece that held a television set.
What is a TV console (or television cabinet)?
This railway worker was responsible for collecting tickets and assisting passengers.
Who is a conductor?
The part of the U.S. Flag that is red.
What are stripes?
This weather condition, often found at beaches, is measured to determine wave size.
What is wind?
This type of boot, often worn by cowboys, has a pointed toe and high heel.
What are cowboy boots?
This musical instrument family is traditionally made of wood and includes violins, guitars and cellos.
What are string instruments?
This skilled worker set metal type and arranged it for printing newspapers before computers.
Who is a typesetter (or printer)?
This famous red-coated drink mascot became widely known in holiday ads during the 50s and 60s.
Who is Santa Claus (Coca-Cola Santa)?
This protective shade structure became popular on beaches in the mid-century years.
What is a beach umbrella?
These soft leather shoes were worn indoors or by some Native Americans.
What are moccasins?
These wooden objects used for beating on a drum.
What are drumsticks?
This person delivered a dairy product directly to homes in glass bottles.
Who is a milkman?
This red “Scare” referred to fear of this political system in the Soviet Union during the 1950s.
What is communism?
This term describes the point where sky and water appear to meet in the distance.
What is the horizon?
This formal men’s shoe style, often shiny and black, was common for suits and church. They called them Wing _ _ _ _
What are Wing Tips