Words that start with 'E'
A bright green precious stone
Emerald
Bye Bye Love ('58)
Wake Up Little Susie ('58)
Cathy's Clown ('57)
Everly Brothers
Since 1952, Tony the Tiger has said: "They're Grrreat!" for this cereal
Frosted Flakes
Throughout the 50s, these skirts, named after a dog, were quite popular
Poodle Skirts
Stand used to hold up an canvas for painting
Easel
Shake, Rattle and Roll ('60)
See You Later, Alligator ('56)
Vive La Rock And Roll ('58)
Bill Haley and his Comets
This jingle from 1963 says: "Things go better with" this soda
Coke
In the late 60s, this style of flared pants/jeans became popular
Bellbottoms
A piece of writing on a particular subject, often for schoolwork
Essay
Here Comes the Sun ('69)
Hey Jude ('68)
Eleanor Rigby ('66)
The Beatles
"More Saving, More Doing, That's the power of ..." this hardware store
Home Depot
Thanks to Rock n' Roll, this fashion style with white t-shirts, leather jackets, denim jeans, and slicked back hair became popular among the youth
Greaser Style/Fashion
A dark brown/black wood often used to make parts of musical instruments
Ebony
Ain't That a Shame ('56)
The Fat Man ('49)
I'm In Love Again ('56)
Fats Domino
In 1957, this food brand using the slogan "Nothing says lovin' like somethin' from the oven!"
Pillsbury
In the 60s, these iconic mid-calf length boots with a low, blocky heel came into fashion
They were often made of white leather
Go-Go Boots
The official residence or office of an ambassador
Embassy
Wouldn't It Be Nice ('66)
Surfin' U.S.A. ('63)
Good Vibrations ('67)
The Beach Boys
Since 1896, This snack's slogan was "The more you eat, the more you want!"
Cracker Jacks
In the 50s through the 60s, these sunglasses with pointed, angular outer corners became popular for women - often worn by icons like Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn
Cat Eye Sunglasses