THE DISCO 70s

70s Slang

• Cat

• Mellow out

• Outta sight

• Get down

• Dig

• Psych

• Crib

• Gig

• Fox

• Cool guy

• Relax

• Very cool

• Dance

• To like something

• To fool someone

• Home

• Work

• Attractive lady

1970s MOVIES

“We need a hero!”

“Yo, Adrian.”

ROCKY

• 1976 #1 gross

• 1976 Academy

Award

“It’s a bird.

No, it’s a

plane.

No, its . . .”

SUPERMAN

• 1978 #1 gross

“May the force be with you”

• 1977 #1 gross

• $460.9 million

“It's not personal, Sonny. It's strictly

business.”

THE

GODFATHER

• 1972 #1 gross

• 1972 Academy

Award

“Be gone! In the

Name of the

Father, the

Son, and the

Holy Spirt!”

THE EXORCIST

“You’re gonna need a bigger boat.”

JAWS

1970s TELEVISION

All in the Family

#1 TV Show 5 times

Sesame Street

November 10, 1969

• Shown in over

140 countries

• Longest running

kids program in

US history

Saturday Night Live

October 11, 1975

1972 – 1983

256 episodes

50 awards

130 nominations

“Goodbye, Farewell, and Amen”

Most watched TV

show ever

• 77% of households

• 106 million people

Name the 70s Musical Artist

1. Another Brick in the Wall

2. YMCA

3. Piano Man

4. Rock and Roll All Nite

5. Rocket Man

6. We Are the Champions

7. Stairway to Heaven

8. Break on Through (to the Other Side)

Pink Floyd

Village People

Billy Joel

KISS

Elton John

Queen

Led Zeppelin

The Doors

1970s MUSIC

Disco

70s Rock n Roll

Sir Elton John

9 #1 hits

56 Top 40 songs

6 Grammy Awards

Billboards (2008)

#3 All-Time Artist

Rolling Stone (2004)

#49 All-Time Artist

Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of

Fame (1994)

1970s FADS

Pong Atari (1977)

1970s Atari Games

Combat Home Run

1970s FADS

1970s Pets

1970s Sports

1980 US Olympic Hockey Team

“The Miracle on Ice”

Pittsburgh:

The City of Champions

1971 World Championships

Roberto Clemente

(1955 – 1972)

Average: .317

Hits: 3,000

4 NL Batting Championships

(1961, 1964, 1965 and 1967)

12 Gold Glove Awards (1961-1972)

12 All-Star Appearances

1 NL MVP Award (1966)

2 World Series Championships

(1960 and 1971)

1 World Series MVP (1971)

Pittsburgh Pirates Career Leader in Games (Shares with Honus Wagner), At Bats, Hits, Total Bases, and Singles.

Died December 31, 1972

Elected Hall of Fame –March 20, 1973

1979 World Championships

“We Are Family”

Willie “Pops” Stargell

All Time Pirate Greats

Pittsburgh Steelers The Team of the Decade:

Super Bowls (4)

1974 (9), 1975 (10), 1978 (13), and 1979 (14)

Conference Championships (4)

1974, 1975, 1978, and 1979

Division Championships (7)

1972, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977,

1978, and 1979

Hall of Famers (12)

Terry Bradshaw

The Immaculate Reception

Franco Harris

Pittsburgh Panthers

1976

National

Champions

Tony Dorsett -1976 Heisman Trophy Winner

Pittsburgh

The City

of

Champions