Martin High School 1966 Yearbook

Description: Reprint of Martin High School, Martin, Tennessee, 1966 Yearbook

Memory Book for the Class of 1966 from Martin High School, Martin, Tennessee

Reprint of Martin High School 1968 Yearbook, Martin, Tennessee

There was a time when Wyoming and other Rocky Mountain and midwestern states were as likely to elect a liberal Democrat to Congress as they were a conservative Republican. Gale McGee (1915-92) was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1958, at the height of American liberalism. He typified what Teddy Roosevelt called "the man in the arena" and was a major player in the development of America's post-World War II foreign policy and almost every legislative milestone in U.S. history from the 1950s to 1980. McGee's careers as an academic, a senator, and an ambassador spanned World War II, the Red Scare, the Korean and Vietnam Wars, and the activist Congress of the 1960s. This elegantly conceived biography of a liberal from the conservative rural state of Wyoming offers readers a glimpse into formative political shifts of the twentieth century. The national liberal consensus of the 1960s, in which McGee played a major role, gave the nation Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, the minimum wage, and the right to collective bargaining, as well as landmark civil rights and environmental reforms. That consensus had ended by the mid-1970s as McGee's liberalism would no longer be welcome to represent the Equality State. Moving beyond biography, Rodger McDaniel addresses the significant shift in government and details how the attribution "liberal" became a candidate's epitaph, as widespread distrust of government cast a shadow on the many benefits acquired through the old liberal consensus. McDaniel's insights into the past as well as McGee's experiences in the arena shed unexpected light on the present state of U.S. politics and government.

Millions of Americans remember Dick and Jane (and Sally and Spot, too!). Now Dick and Jane and all their pals are back with revised editions of these classic readers for a whole new generation of readers to enjoy! Guess Who "Guess who this is," said Jane. "Guess who this is," said Sally. "And see the two little ones. Guess who."

Martin High School (Martin, Tennessee) 1943 Yearbook Reprint

Central High School (Pollok, Texas) reprint of 1966 Yearbook

DeLand, Florida's Southwestern High School Class of 1966 Yearbook; a book that never came to light back in the 60's. Before the all black school converted to Southwestern Middle School, it was a High school from 1962-1969 and only 2 yearbooks were ever made. Terrian Givens, his son, researched Southwestern Schools, and then from historic photos, newspapers clippings (DeLand Sun Newspaper before the Beacon) and from personal images/stories from DeLand residents, he constructed this historic yearbook.