These sat on top of TVs to get reception from the stations.
Antennas
A graham crackeror plain piecrust with a filling of cream cheese and sour cream are the basic ingredients for this dessert.
Cheesecake
This is the typical emotion signified by a red rose.
Love
Featuring upbeat music with relatable lyrics, this '60s musical group is synonymous with surfing, sun, and summer fun.
Beach Boys
One of this artist's unforgettable hits, featured in Blue Hawaii, begins, "Wise men say only fools rush in."
Elvis Presley
Metal ice trays had these on top.
Strawberries piled high with a generous dollup of whipped cream, served on this type of cake, make a favorite summer dessert.
Shortcake
Of seeing lightning and hearing thunder, we do this first.
Seeing lightning
To do this is to flip through TV channels with a remote.
Channel surf
This 1964 tune, titled "Fly Me to [this place]," was released by Frank Sinatra and Count Basie.
The moon.
To make a copy of a handwritten or typed document, you slipped this between the sheets of paper.
Carbon paper
This Italian dessert features a hard shell filled with ricotta cheese and flavorings.
Cannoli
The deepest point of Earth's surface is located in this ocean.
Pacific Ocean
This is the Beach Boys' only album with surfer in the title.
Surfer Girl
This 1960 Paul Anka hit is about adolescent infatuation.
Puppy Love
Cameras didn't have built-in flash capability; instead, you had to buy these if you needed more than room light.
Flash bulbs
This classic layered Southern dessert is made with bananas, vanilla pudding, whipped cream, and vanilla wafers.
Banana pudding
When wearing a man's shirt, the buttons are on this side.
Right.
The first account of surfing took place in these islands.
Hawaii
Roy Orbison's breakthrough came in 1960 with his hit about "only" these people.
"Only the Lonely"
Before the 1980s, these one-way radio devices were primarily used by doctors.
Pagers
This is the Italian version of a snow cone.
Italian ice
The Statue of Liberty holds this in her left hand.
A tablet
This term describes a wave going over a surfer.
Barreling
Dean Martin originally performed the 1954 tune that begins, "When marimba rhythms start to play, dance with me..."
"Sway"