I kinda feel for Hank. I had a sister who was a year older than me, and a grade above me in school. Of course, we always had the same teachers. I always got so tired of everyone constantly comparing me to her, and expecting me to be her. She and I are vastly different people, and I just wanted the opportunity to be myself, without having to live in my sister’s shadow. The struggle is real.
Dear Penthouse: I never thought your letters were real until this happened to me. I had handed in my theme two days late, and my teacher asked to see me after class. Now I know this story is going to sound unbelievable, but I tell you, it's true.... Sincerely, Name Withheld Upon Request.
What a shame that Lloyd wasn’t as “cocksure” as Hank was!!! That’s freakin hilarious!!! I can’t believe they allowed such a word to be in these wholesome educational films back then. Of course, kids probably didn’t giggle and think it sounded dirty back then. How times have changed!!!!
A rooster was called a Cock, and strutted around the barnyard, crowing and confident. "Cocksure" meant someone that was extremely confident, sure of himself. The word was not at all questionable. Minds weren't taught to be filthy.
@@MissLilRedRooster No; if there was any hint of such possibilities, the school leadership took disciplinary steps. If it grew worse, the student would be suspended or expelled, even sent to Juvenile Detention, which was, in effect, jail.
+overcastic It was FUN a BIG surprise. "Class, today we are going to watch a MOVIE!!" The janitor would bring the projector into the classroom, turned off the lights and we got some much needed sleep. It was very restful - the projectors were LOUD and they had this wonderful kind of 'burning' smell. The only one I stayed awake for was when the boys were separated from the girls and shown a movie about VD - haven't dared to touch a woman since.
These films were made for "social education" for high school students. Apparently it was believed to be appropriate to wait until the kids were in high school to start teaching them to think for themselves, and to use a heaping dose of "Common Sense" in the process. Obviously, they were too little, too late in a lot of cases....
Losing is losing. Either way, the loser feels it, and it doesn't feel good. The film was working to present the moral of the story, which is reliability and due diligence, on a consistent level, and that that creates credibility, and good habits for success, whereas sloppy apathy, mediocrity and complacency only slides by.
a shame, a girl made straight As and than after marriage she was locked in the house. a shame to waste your knowledge. repetitive tasks lead to alzheimers. a great career will keep you on your toes. every day will be a challenge.
+Ursula Smith First I love your name, second lots of girls wanted to be housewives. My Grandmother is 91 years old and she doesn't have Alzheimer. After my Grandfather died my Grandmother got jobs at different points of time. She worked at the hospital switchboard before I was in elementary school, then she started working three different jobs. One closed the other two she left after a several months. She has a touch of dementia but nothing sever. She had a good life raising my late Uncle and my late Mother in post World War 2, but personally she did a horrible job. My Uncle had diabetes and she let him have everything he wasn't suppose to, candy, regular soda pop, and all that. And my mother well a lot of good she did there. My mother didn't know how to cook anything but casseroles, she never did anything like I do it, and she was terrified by money. So terrified she wouldn't listen when others told her what to do. A year before she died I forced her to get rid of an over $2,000 department store debt! I had to peel the money from her hands in front of the clerk! It took her two weeks to stop feeling so bad about not having that money anymore. Then just before her death I at last got her on a decent budget, one where we would have a great savings for the months to come, but she died and I've already spent the little we started saving on household items and groceries months ago. For me I didn't get good grades in school. I could have, but even when I asked for help they pretty much told me to do it myself, I had no encouragement except from my art teacher, I had my only A in his class, one of three top students. It wasn't long that I actually became physically ill and I left school. My mother at first not happy but when she saw the difference in me she knew it was better I wasn't there. I wasn't thrilled about leaving school like some people, no it made me mad. The point is even if I somehow had been able to go through with it and get a job I still have plans to be a normal housewife when I'm married. I want to be there make sure my kids eat well, do their homework, and make sure they learn responsibility just like in this video. Sure lots of kids do fine with working parents, but there are a lot more that just get by or have terrible relationships with their parents because they either don't know how to take a break from work when they can or just don't want to, so they don't have to spend time at home. I'd much rather be a housewife, not some slave to my husband, no an equal partner. If I'm sick or just exhausted from doing chores and house work I except him to help out because he has a reason to do it. Making each other happy not just ones self is a key factor. Besides as a Housewife I hold the bank card in my hands, there won't be any mid life crises spending in my house oh no. What more can you ask for then two hard working people doing what they love. Besides I can still work if I want to. I can open a food cart or sell homemade goods at a farmers market if I want to. Nothing wrong with being anything you want to be and don't let anyone say you can't.
+Eszra oh thanks for your nice compliment. i have to agree with you. you are a great writer. i never looked at this that way. i always thought women were unhappy and would have opportunities. It depends on the individual woman i guess. you made a good point. many liberals think that those women took pillscand other drugs to keep going.
+Eszra now with the internet and kids being alone at home, not a good combination. great, what your grandmother did. your mother made a few mistakes, we all do.
Ursula Smith Thank you for your compliment too! Sorry it was so long. There were many women that loved being a house wife, where other either gave in or were oppressed by their husbands, or even family member, usually their own or his or even both. But many enjoyed their home lives and wasn't that bad, some were. It all depends on the person. Lots of people think right off that if your a woman and you don't work your weak same for men who do it. But that's a negative stereotype that's perverted the real meaning of the House Wife or House Husband. One day I plan to write a book on being a modern house wife one day. It will take a long time before I get the chance. I'll even get my future husband to help out too.
what was it like in 1953,? i was born in 1955. was it better? than thease kids of today. girls wore dresses, or skirts and boys wore the pants, not girls, too bad the dress code of today trashy,
I kinda feel for Hank. I had a sister who was a year older than me, and a grade above me in school. Of course, we always had the same teachers. I always got so tired of everyone constantly comparing me to her, and expecting me to be her. She and I are vastly different people, and I just wanted the opportunity to be myself, without having to live in my sister’s shadow. The struggle is real.
6:19 "Is this art or algebra?!" Classic.
Message is; "Being Right isn't always Popular. Being Popular isn't always Right".
so true
i love the way they talked back then
Ugh!!! A cliffhanger!!!
Rock Around The Clock was on the radio and jukeboxes, Tens years later it was, From Me To You, on the radio in England.
I'd vote for the real tall guy in the plaid shirt. I know Hank (or someone just like him) - he's in his eighties now and still acts the same.
You gotta wonder if maybe more in U.S. Congress should watch this. Lol So many parodies.
NOt everyone wants to be capable, educated, or responsible. What would Mr Gordon do for THOSE kids who want to operate on the fringe of society?
I want to know who won..
Art class was always great even in vintage movie clips.
Dear Penthouse: I never thought your letters were real until this happened to me. I had handed in my theme two days late, and my teacher asked to see me after class. Now I know this story is going to sound unbelievable, but I tell you, it's true.... Sincerely, Name Withheld Upon Request.
I got news for you boy, today is the 27th.
Omg Jim Gorden from Batman 😦
at 7:44 Hank seems to be enjoying a game of pocket Pull (Pool) Uah Miss Granby baby ...
government schools teach the poor/middle class students to be obedient workers and not question their rulers.
bah, bah
What a shame that Lloyd wasn’t as “cocksure” as Hank was!!! That’s freakin hilarious!!! I can’t believe they allowed such a word to be in these wholesome educational films back then. Of course, kids probably didn’t giggle and think it sounded dirty back then. How times have changed!!!!
A rooster was called a Cock, and strutted around the barnyard, crowing and confident. "Cocksure" meant someone that was extremely confident, sure of himself. The word was not at all questionable. Minds weren't taught to be filthy.
how would you vote and why? people don't ask themselves that today.
Commissioner Gordon looked different in 1953.
Its Commisioner Gordon's father?
Maybe.
Hank Evans for president 2020! 😂😂🤣🤣
Mr. Joe Biden for Presidency of the leader of the free world.😆😆😆
OMG! Jim Gordon! Where's Batman?
and my math book is like Hank's one full with circles
Probably Lloyd.
Worse, when I was in high school we had to write in black or blue ink and underline in red with a ruler. Even algebra.
Damn it Hank, get you sh!t together!!!! Lol
The sad thing is the bad student now, is a drinker and druggie. He would slap the teacher who tells him off. No respect because they are too high.
There were student who did that back then. They just didn't make instructional videos.
@@MissLilRedRooster
No; if there was any hint of such possibilities, the school leadership took disciplinary steps. If it grew worse, the student would be suspended or expelled, even sent to Juvenile Detention, which was, in effect, jail.
COMMISSIONER JIM GORDON OMG
all bunch of 30 and 40 years old students. they sure looked older.
+Ursula Smith Well the principal was right, he said they were about your age.
Watch all of the stuff the teacher talks about not be on the test, but on a totally different topic that wasn't taught!
lol ikr these vids are addictng but give no closure D=
Wait a minute. In "Cheating," Miss Granby taught algebra. Here, she teaches English. What the heck is going on?
did students watch these in school back then? or was it a family TV thing? or what?
+overcastic It was FUN a BIG surprise. "Class, today we are going to watch a MOVIE!!" The janitor would bring the projector into the classroom, turned off the lights and we got some much needed sleep. It was very restful - the projectors were LOUD and they had this wonderful kind of 'burning' smell. The only one I stayed awake for was when the boys were separated from the girls and shown a movie about VD - haven't dared to touch a woman since.
They are/were education use in schools.
poetcomic1 epic!!
These films were made for "social education" for high school students. Apparently it was believed to be appropriate to wait until the kids were in high school to start teaching them to think for themselves, and to use a heaping dose of "Common Sense" in the process. Obviously, they were too little, too late in a lot of cases....
I wouldn't mind seeing miss granby after class.
Dang it...who won the election?!?
All those 40 year olds, omg!
Beavis that is
~☆~ Hank might have dyslexia , he is verbal and has trouble with work. Such as reading and writing. Interesting! ~☆~
If Hank loses by 1 vote that somehow proves he's wrong if he lost in a landslide it would prove sonething
Losing is losing. Either way, the loser feels it, and it doesn't feel good. The film was working to present the moral of the story, which is reliability and due diligence, on a consistent level, and that that creates credibility, and good habits for success, whereas sloppy apathy, mediocrity and complacency only slides by.
Today 6/7/2018
Is it me, or does Principal Gordon sound sort of...robotic?
Hank is a real schmuck...
a shame, a girl made straight As and than after marriage she was locked in the house. a shame to waste your knowledge. repetitive tasks lead to alzheimers. a great career will keep you on your toes. every day will be a challenge.
+Ursula Smith First I love your name, second lots of girls wanted to be housewives. My Grandmother is 91 years old and she doesn't have Alzheimer. After my Grandfather died my Grandmother got jobs at different points of time. She worked at the hospital switchboard before I was in elementary school, then she started working three different jobs. One closed the other two she left after a several months. She has a touch of dementia but nothing sever. She had a good life raising my late Uncle and my late Mother in post World War 2, but personally she did a horrible job. My Uncle had diabetes and she let him have everything he wasn't suppose to, candy, regular soda pop, and all that. And my mother well a lot of good she did there. My mother didn't know how to cook anything but casseroles, she never did anything like I do it, and she was terrified by money. So terrified she wouldn't listen when others told her what to do. A year before she died I forced her to get rid of an over $2,000 department store debt! I had to peel the money from her hands in front of the clerk! It took her two weeks to stop feeling so bad about not having that money anymore. Then just before her death I at last got her on a decent budget, one where we would have a great savings for the months to come, but she died and I've already spent the little we started saving on household items and groceries months ago.
For me I didn't get good grades in school. I could have, but even when I asked for help they pretty much told me to do it myself, I had no encouragement except from my art teacher, I had my only A in his class, one of three top students. It wasn't long that I actually became physically ill and I left school. My mother at first not happy but when she saw the difference in me she knew it was better I wasn't there. I wasn't thrilled about leaving school like some people, no it made me mad.
The point is even if I somehow had been able to go through with it and get a job I still have plans to be a normal housewife when I'm married. I want to be there make sure my kids eat well, do their homework, and make sure they learn responsibility just like in this video. Sure lots of kids do fine with working parents, but there are a lot more that just get by or have terrible relationships with their parents because they either don't know how to take a break from work when they can or just don't want to, so they don't have to spend time at home.
I'd much rather be a housewife, not some slave to my husband, no an equal partner. If I'm sick or just exhausted from doing chores and house work I except him to help out because he has a reason to do it. Making each other happy not just ones self is a key factor. Besides as a Housewife I hold the bank card in my hands, there won't be any mid life crises spending in my house oh no. What more can you ask for then two hard working people doing what they love. Besides I can still work if I want to. I can open a food cart or sell homemade goods at a farmers market if I want to. Nothing wrong with being anything you want to be and don't let anyone say you can't.
+Eszra oh thanks for your nice compliment. i have to agree with you. you are a great writer. i never looked at this that way. i always thought women were unhappy and would have opportunities. It depends on the individual woman i guess. you made a good point. many liberals think that those women took pillscand other drugs to keep going.
+Eszra now with the internet and kids being alone at home, not a good combination. great, what your grandmother did. your mother made a few mistakes, we all do.
+Eszra good luck to you maam and i hope you find a great guy.
Ursula Smith Thank you for your compliment too! Sorry it was so long. There were many women that loved being a house wife, where other either gave in or were oppressed by their husbands, or even family member, usually their own or his or even both. But many enjoyed their home lives and wasn't that bad, some were. It all depends on the person. Lots of people think right off that if your a woman and you don't work your weak same for men who do it. But that's a negative stereotype that's perverted the real meaning of the House Wife or House Husband. One day I plan to write a book on being a modern house wife one day. It will take a long time before I get the chance. I'll even get my future husband to help out too.
what was it like in 1953,? i was born in 1955. was it better? than thease kids of today. girls wore dresses, or skirts and boys wore the pants, not girls, too bad the dress code of today trashy,