Mr. Rojas 5th grade class from 1974-75. It’s funny how the boy in the yellow shirt (2nd row far left) is making sure that his arm cast is properly immortalized in this photo. Hey it worked!

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Mr. Rojas 5th grade class from 1974-75. It’s funny how the boy in the yellow shirt (2nd row far left) is making sure that his arm cast is properly immortalized in this photo. Hey it worked!

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Mr. Glenn’s 5th grade class from 1973-74. We’re in color now and you can see how vivid those 70’s outfits are. I love those big collars and bell-bottom pants. These photos have not be retouched. They will be color corrected for the final archive.

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Mrs. Ekman is sporting a new hair style in this photo with her 6th grade class from 1971-72. I personally think it suits her better. This also may have been the last year Strawberry Point School had a 6th grade. The following year, the 6th grade was moved to Mill Valley Middle School.

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Mrs. Ekman’s 6th grade class from 1970-71. If you recognize anyone in the photo or you are one of the students, please help us identify the students in the photo. Over the course of this week we’ll be adding the graduating class from each of the years from the 70’s. If there is enough interest we’d love to add all of the photos available to create a permanent Strawberry Point School archive. Please leave a comment and let us know what you think!

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Billboard Magazine’s top 100 songs of 1977 were:

Billboard Magazine’s top 100 songs of 1976 were:
The following chart of the 10 most popular names were compiled from Social Security card applications for births that occurred in the United States. The most popular 10 names of the 1970s were taken from a universe that includes 17,084,775 male births and 16,451,180 female births.
“Michael”, the #1 boy’s name from 1954-1998 gave up the title briefly in 1960 to “David” and officially gave up that title in 1999 to “Jacob” the current title holder.
| Rank | Name | Number | Percenta | Name | Number | Percentb |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Michael | 706,861 | 4.1374 | Jennifer | 581,511 | 3.5348 |
| 2 | Christopher | 475,852 | 2.7852 | Amy | 268,943 | 1.6348 |
| 3 | Jason | 462,377 | 2.7064 | Melissa | 253,186 | 1.5390 |
| 4 | David | 445,430 | 2.6072 | Michelle | 249,026 | 1.5137 |
| 5 | James | 444,517 | 2.6018 | Kimberly | 229,025 | 1.3921 |
| 6 | John | 402,278 | 2.3546 | Lisa | 228,578 | 1.3894 |
| 7 | Robert | 397,032 | 2.3239 | Angela | 225,130 | 1.3685 |
| 8 | Brian | 322,471 | 1.8875 | Heather | 203,850 | 1.2391 |
| 9 | William | 283,272 | 1.6580 | Stephanie | 160,379 | 0.9749 |
| 10 | Matthew | 277,539 | 1.6245 | Nicole | 144,563 | 0.8787 |
a Percent of 17,084,775 male births
b Percent of 16,451,180 female birth
For the complete list of the top 1000 names, please visit the Social Security Administration Online.

Billboard Magazine’s top 100 songs of 1975 were:
Livewire at the Hard Rock Cafe on New Year’s Eve 2007 - San Francisco

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Johnny Virgil, from 15 Minute Lunch, posted these photos after discovering a JCPenney catalog from 1977 in his attic. The full article has not been reprinted here due to content. I encourage anyone who has a sense of humor to visit Johnny’s blog. You can read his original amusing post here.