Growing Up Silent in the 1950s: Not All Tailfins and Rock 'n' Roll - Hardcover

Witmer, Judith Thompson

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0983776822 ISBN 13: 9780983776826

Publisher: Yesteryear Publishing, 2012

Synopsis

Growing Up Silent in the 1950s likely will become the definitive social history of the Silent Generation. Whether you were a part of this generation or have no idea there was such a generation, here you will find the answer to the central question: Who are the Silent Generation and why were they not acknowledged? Those of the Silent Generation have been called deferential, well-mannered, and book smart conformists. They did what they were expected to do, putting responsibilities first, always postponing who they wanted to be. They were reared in a contradictory world, living their youth in the safest time in history, yet always worried about "the bomb." Curwensville Joint High School Class of 1955, already identified by researchers as the year most representative of the Silent Generation, serves as the archetype of what it really was like growing up during the 1950s with comments and recollections from twenty percent of the class members.

About this edition

• Publisher: Yesteryear Publishing
• Publication date: 2012
• ISBN 10: 0983776822
• ISBN 13: 9780983776826
• Binding: Hardcover
• Number of pages: 584