Title: The Outsiders
1The Outsiders
2The Outsiders
3The Voice of Youth, S. E. Hinton
- In 1967, Viking Books published The Outsiders by
a young woman named Susan Eloise Hinton.
4The Voice of Youth, S. E. Hinton
- Her novel about teens growing up in Oklahoma in
1965/1966 was a hit with young people all over
the country and earned her the nickname, The
Voice of Youth.
5The Voice of Youth, S. E. Hinton
- She gave young people an author who was one of
their own, someone who saw the world from their
point of view and wrote about the real questions
and fears they experienced.
6S.E. Hinton
7Setting Time and Place
8Setting Time and Place
9Setting Time and Place
10- Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1965/1966
- The gas stations, dreary streets and housing of
the poor side of town that the Greasers call
home.
11- The manicured lawns of upper middle class
suburbia where the Socs live. - The theaters drive-ins and burger joints that are
common ground.
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13- The high school both neighborhoods attend.
- The United States coming out of the innocence of
the 50s into a time of great social and
political change. - Life in 1965
14Main Characters
Socs-
Greasers-
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16Greasers and Socs (from Hollywood)
17Greasers32 Ford, Coupe
Socs 65 Ford, Mustang Convertable
18The Greasers
- Ponyboy Curtis
- Sodapop Curtis
- Darry Curtis
- Johnny Cade
- Dally Winston
- Two-bit Mathews
- Steve Randle
19The Socs
- Cherry Valance
- Bob Gardner
20Socs and Greasers
(Photos from the movie, American Graffiti )
21The Times
22- The Outsiders was published in 1967, a restless
time in the United States when teenagers were
outspoken and rebellious. - They hated the Vietnam War and the establishment
that caused it to continue.
23- They resented the fact that young people from
minorities and underprivileged backgrounds were
not given opportunities to succeed. - To voice their dissatisfaction, they had sit-ins
and protests many became hippies, and others
turned to drugs.
24Cars of the 1960s
25Hairstyles
26Clothing styles
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28 Books
29Historical Times of the Sixties
- American Forces arrive in Vietnam in 1961
- President John F. Kennedy is assassinated on
November 2, 1963 - The Beatles arrive in the US in 1964
- Malcolm X is assassinated Feb. 21, 1965
- The Civil Rights Movement successfully advocated
equal rights for people of color
30Historical Times of the Sixties
- Martin Luther King Jr. is assassinated on April
4, 1968 - Robert F Kennedy is assassinated on June 6, 1968
- Neil Armstrong Walked on the Moon July 1969
- Hippies and the youthful counter culture staged
the San Francisco Summer of Love in 1967 and the
Woodstock Festival in 1969
31 Contemporary Personalities
Dr. M.L. King Jr.
President Johnson (L.B.J.)
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33General W. Westmoreland, Commander of U.S. Forces
in Vietnam 1965 (Painting- Byrd Archives)
Lt. Rick Rescorla 7th air Cav. Ia Drang Valley,
Vietnam 1965, leads his men in a bayonet charge
against the NVA. Photo Peter Arnett (Died
9/11/21 in the WTC, tower 2)
34Neil A. ArmstrongDavid R. Scott, crew of Gemini
VIII
35Teen Music Trends
Elvis Presley
The Beach Boys
36Hank Williams, Sr.
37New Trends in Music
The Beatles (1965)
38Americas Top 20 TV Favorites in 1966
T.V. 1966
39Stars and Idols
Paul Newman In The Hustler (1963)
40Steve Mc Queen in The Great Escape (1963)
41Sean Connery and Ursela Andres-James Bond comes
to the screen.
42Political Tension at Home and Abroad
March from Selma, Alabama 1965 Civil
Rights March.
Ia Drang Valley ,Vietnam 1965, The fighting
heats up.
43Vietnam
LZ XRAY, 1966 (Courtesy of the U.S. Army)
L.B.J decides to increase our role/mission in
Vietnam.
(U.S. A. F. Museum)
44The 1st (Air) Cav. Div., 7th Cav. At Ia Drang,
1965 (U.S. Army Photo)
67th TFS pilots Da Nang in 1965. (U.S. Air
Force)
45U.S.M.C. Gunner, Near the DMZ 1967
Raquel Welch with the Bob Hope Show at Da Nang,
1968
1st. Cav. Moves through the Ira Drang Valley,
1966
46The Civil Rights Movement Gains Momentum
An attempt to register black voters leads to
Bloody Sunday at Selma, Alabama
47 Police confront civil rights marchers in
Alabama, 1965
The "Greensboro Four" (1960) waiting to be served
at Woolworth's
Civil Rights Leaders 1965
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51Styles
52Styles
53The Beatles
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57Nothing Gold Can StayBy Robert Frost
- Nature's first green is gold,Her hardest hire to
hold.Her early leafs a flowerBut only so an
hour.Then leaf subsides to leaf.So Eden sank to
griefSo down goes down today.Nothing gold can
stay.
58Stay gold Ponyboy! - Johnny Cade
59- The Outsiders is a book that shows that beneath
the trappings of madras or leather, individual
hearts have much in common.