1970's
1980's
1990's
2000's
2010's
100
This iconic fashion item became a symbol of '70s style and was often worn with platform shoes.
Bell-bottoms
100
In 1988, Nike first used this slogan that has stood the test of time.
Just Do It
100
This was the President of the United States for the majority of the 1990s.
Bill Clinton
100
In this year, the SEASPAR EAGLES program was formed.
2008
100
In 2016, this was the first woman to run for president from a major party.
Hillary Clinton
200
In 1978, The Village People loved to stay at this place- a place where you could swim, go to the gym, or kick back and have some fun.
Y.M.C.A.
200
3 of SEASPAR's member entities joined in the 1980's. Name one.
Clarendon Hills (1980), La Grange Park (1982), La Grange (1985)
200
In 1997, this golfer became the first African American player to win the Masters.
Tiger Woods
200
This person won the 2000 U.S. presidential election after a recount in Florida.
George W. Bush
200
This was the year the Wonders Sensory Room was built.
2014
300
On this date in history, SEASPAR was formed.
March 9, 1976
300
Elliot gives E.T. this type of candy in E.T. the Extraterrestrial
Reese's Pieces
300
This "cool" song by Vanilla Ice was the first rap song to hit No. 1 on the Billboards chart.
Ice Ice Baby
300
This movie, released in 2008 featuring Robert Downey Jr., became the first of many movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Iron Man
300
This movie reminded us to "Let it Go" when it became the highest grossing movie of 2013.
Frozen
400
This horse won the triple crown in 1973, becoming the first to do it since 1948.
Secretariat
400
This person was president of the United States for most of the 80s.
Ronald Reagan
400
Will Smith starred in two of the highest grossing films of the 90's. This movie was about a government agency that deals with aliens.
Men in Black
400
This show revolves around coworkers at the Dunder Mifflin paper company in Scranton, PA.
The Office
400
In 2014, this band caused a controversy when Apple downloaded their new album, Songs of Innocence, to every device in America that ran iTunes.
U2
500
In 1975, this low-maintenance geological toy "pet" sold over one million units, despite being a common object one could pull from one's yard.
Pet rock
500
In 1989, Nintendo released this, widely considered to be the first hand-held video game console.
Game Boy
500
This Disney animated film, featuring a princess who loves to read, was the first animated movie to win best picture at the Oscars in 1992.
Beauty and the Beast
500
This is the year that the very first iPhone was released.
2007
500
This 2013 dance craze involved a 30-second video clip with a sudden cut and chaotic dancing to a song by Baauer.
Harlem Shake