Historic Footnotes from our Senior year -
June 1, 1967  - " Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band " album released.
                                   
Reaches #1 on July 1st, stays on top for 15 weeks.

June 16 - " Monterey Pop " Music Festival opens.


June 20 - Muhammad Ali convicted of violating Selective Service law.

June 27 - First ever ATM anywhere is installed in England.

June 19 - Jayne Mansfield killed in Louisiana car crash.

July 7 - Vivien Leigh ( Scarlet - Gone With The Wind ) dies at 53.

August 2 - "In The Heat Of The Night" premieres in NYC.

August 13 - "Bonnie & Clyde" has U.S. debut.

August 29 - Thurgood Marshall, first black U.S. Supreme Court Justice confirmed.

September 16/17 - Debuts - 16th: "Mannix " , 17th: "Mission Impossible".

September 28 - Moon Unit (Moon) Zappa born.

October 3 - Woody Guthrie dies.

October 26 - John Mc Cain shot down in Vietnam, will spend 5-1/2 years captive.

November 9 - Rolling Stone magazine debuts.

November 20 - U.S. population exceeds 200 million.

December 3 - 20th Century Limited luxury train makes last run.
                          First heart transplant, South Africa.

December 10 - Otis Redding, six others die in Wisconsin plane crash.

December 31 - Evel Knievel crashes in attempt to jump fountain at Caesar's Palace.

January 14 - " Super Bowl II " - The Green Bay Packers defeat the Oakland Raiders
                          33-14 at the Orange Bowl.
(Actually the NFL-AFL Championship Game, the name
                                 "Super Bowl" was not used until the following year.)


January 22 - " Laugh In " debuts on NBC.

January 31 - "Tet Offensive" begins in Vietnam.


February 1 - Richard Nixon announces candidacy for President, later quits.

February 10 - Peggy Fleming wins Gold at Grenoble.

February 19 - Mister Rogers' Neighborhood premiers.

March 1 - June Carter weds Johnny Cash..

March 16 - Lt. William Calley leads troops in "My Lai Massacre".

March 31 - President Johnson addresses nation, won't run for reelection.

April 4 - Martin Luther King, Jr. assasinated in Memphis.

April 18 - London Bridge sold, to be moved to Arizona.

April 29 - " Hair " opens on Broadway.

May 8 - Catfish Hunter hurls Perfect Game in Oakland Coliseum.

May 25 - Gateway Arch in St. Louis is dedicated.

May 30 - Bobby Unser takes first of his three Indy 500 victories.
   
May 31 - C.H.S. Class of 1968 Graduates !

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  1968 ,  TIMELINE . . .
1968 Home

68 Bison  -   68 Home 
#1  Records of the 1968 School Year -  in sequence, August 1967 thru August 1968.

            Light My Fire - Doors

All You Need Is Love - Beatles

            Ode To Billie Joe - Bobbie Gentry

The Letter - Box Tops

           To Sir Wih Love - Lulu

Incense & Peppermints  - Strawberry Alarm Clock

            Daydream Believer - Monkees

Hello Goodbye - Beatles

             Judy In Disguise - John Fred/Playboy Band

Green Tambourine - Lemon Pipers

             Love Is Blue - Paul Mauriat

Dock Of The Bay  - Otis Redding

             Honey - Bobby Goldsboro

Tighten Up - Archie Bell/The Drells

             Mrs. Robinson - Simon & Garfunkel

This Guy's In Love With You  - Herb Alpert

             Grazing In The Grass - Hugh Masekela

Hello, I Love You  - Doors
At The Oscars -

Best Picture -
"Oliver"
Best Actor -
Cliff Robertson - "Charly"
Best Actress -
Katharine Hepburn for "The Lion In Winter"
Best Original Song - "Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang"



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