You’ve Earned An Award
Get Up And Dance !
Say What?
Use Your “Head”
Follow the Leader
100
This award, that begins with a T, honors outstanding achievement in Broadway theater.
Tony Award
100
Dating back to the 1700’s, this popular group dance involves participants standing in a circle and following the instructions to put different body parts "in" and "out" while singing along.
The Hokey Pokey
100
A Type of House
Bi or Split Level
100
A designation for the “top” student.
Head of the Class
100
This American industrial leader helped to popularize the moving assembly line, which transformed automobile production.
Henry Ford
200
This award is given annually to the person who is voted as the best player in college football.
Heisman Trophy
200
Introduced in Jazz clubs in the 1930s, this dance move was first called the Backslide. However, it became an international craze from the influence of Michael Jackson.
The Moonwalk
200
A plea to someone about a situation
Try to Understand
200
A description of falling in love.
Head Over Heals
200
This formerly enslaved woman was a leader in the movement to help other slaves escape to freedom through her Underground Railroad.
Harriet Tubman
300
This award is the highest military decoration awarded by the United States government for valor in combat.
The Medal of Honor
300
In the early 1960’s legendary Rock and Roll singer Chubby Checker popularized this dance craze which had the same name as Checker's hit song.
The Twist
300
An employment status
In Between Jobs
300
A definition of the source or beginning of a river or stream.
Headwaters
300
This American leader in education and civil rights, founded the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama.
Booker T. Washington
400
This award recognizes outstanding achievement in the restaurant industry, its highest honor is 5 stars.
The Michelin
400
The Hustle and The Bump were two dances that emerged during this music genre craze.
Disco
400
Advice if you’ve been wronged
Forgive & Forget
400
A derogatory slang term that describes someone who behaves in a strange, irrational, or unpredictable manner.
Head Case
400
This British political leader, respectfully known as “The Iron Lady”, served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1979 to 1990.
Margaret Thatcher
500
This alliterative award is given for outstanding achievements in American journalism and literature.
The Pulitzer Prize
500
According to a survey of disc jockeys done by Billboard Magazine, the two most popular wedding reception dances are this slide and this shuffle.
The Electric & The Cupid
500
An adage about adulthood
Life Begins After 40
500
A directional 4 word expression (H F T H) that means to flee from danger or trouble as quickly as possible.
Head for the hills!
500
This highly decorated American military leader who served as a general in 2 wars famously declared, “I shall return”, after he left the Philippines during World War II.
General Douglas MacArthur