Thank You!
"Gracias" is Thank you in this European and Latin American language
Spanish
What season starts in September?
Fall or Autumn
TVs used to have these metal rods on the top to look for channels. Also known as "Rabbit Ears"
Antennas
A graham cracker or plain piecrust with a filling of cream cheese and sour cream are the basic ingredients for this dessert.
Cheesecake
"Merci" is Thank you in this European language
French
September starts the playoff season for this sport - get your last peanuts and Cracker Jack now
Baseball
Cameras didn’t have built-in flash capability; instead, you had to buy these if you needed more than room light.
Flash Bulbs/Light bulbs
Strawberries piled high with a generous dollop of whipped cream, served on this type of cake, make a favorite summer dessert
Shortcake
"Danke" is Thank you in this European language
German
On Sept 21st, 1967, this TV show aired for the first time, asking "Won't You Be My Neighbor?"
Mr. Roger's Neighborhood
These wall- or desk-mounted devices could be found in schools and places of business and featured a detachable compartment and a hand crank - They were used to sharpen!
Pencil Sharpeners
This classic layered Southern dessert is made with bananas, vanilla pudding, whipped cream, and vanilla wafers
Banana Pudding
"Mahalo" is Thank you in the language on these tropical islands
Hawaii
This sport starts in September: get ready for tailgates, cheerleaders, Marching bands, and.....
Football
These musical discs replaced records (although Record Players are now more popular than these!)
CDs
This dessert is made around a campfire: with graham crackers, marshmallows and chocolate
Smores
Japanese
This holiday in September recognizes America's working force
Labor Day
These one way radio devices were primarily used by doctors or rich businessmen
Pagers
This Italian dessert is similar to ice cream, but softer in texture
Gelato