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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1971

Page

8

Teen Consumers Drive Local Spending Trends in Madison County

Madison County high school youth surveys show senior boys spending $17.50 weekly while senior girls average $8.25. Junior boys spend about $12.25, juniors $7.80, sophomores $4.60, and freshmen under $5. Girls save roughly one third of earnings. many teens fund purchases through jobs. NEXT WEEK ACCENT ON YOUTH looks at local business dependence on teen spending.

Madson County Herald Anderson Senior Elwood Willkie Frankton Lapel Madison - Grant Pendleton Heights Madison County Rand Mike Plummer

Swiss Miss Finds Less Freedom Here

Ursula Baumann, a 16 year old Swiss exchange senior at Madison Heights High School, finds American life freer in some ways yet notes less structured schooling and fewer restrictions than in Baden. She enjoys US kindness, but dislikes football violence and misses Swiss vacation patterns while aiming for university and a medical career.

Switzerland Madison Heights High School United States Ursula Baden MHHS Esther Peter Clyde H. Underwood Anderson M.D

Pendleton Heights High unveils WEEM FM station in school program

Pendleton Heights High School launches WEEM FM 91.7 as a non commercial student run station guided by Phil Nibarger and Terry Owens. The station will air educational programs contemporary music and Pendleton Heights sports including football and basketball starting Sept 25 with broadcasts through weekdays weekends.

Pendleton Weem-Fm Bob Nibarger Teressa Isaacs Pendleton Heights Madison County Pendleton Heights High School PHHS WEEM Sheridan Blackhawks Ther

Parents Relax Dating Still Clean Fun

A Herald Youth piece narrates a Madison County high school couple on a typical Friday date. Judy and Tom face parental scrutiny, navigate shared social moments, and consider where teens can relax safely. The piece notes dating norms, park settings, and the pressure to fit in while keeping things wholesome.

Madison County Judy Tom Fellow

Accent On Youth in Judy Drive Night Incident

A car full of teenagers is surprised by a police officer while kissing in Judy's driveway on a busy road. The youths defend the scene as their home, arguing the officer should not intrude, reflecting tensions between older and younger generations.

Judy's Judy

Lapel High Students Featured on RAP 71

Lapel High School seniors Ron Buckner Susie Hudson and junior Mike Richardson appeared on RAP 71 hosted by WARD TV Channel 40. They discussed school rules dress code and punishments noting rare expulsions and few drug or smoking problems due to active student life on campus and in the Lapel community.

Mike Plummer Lapel Lapel High School RAP 71 Wedensday Ron Buckner Susie Hudson Mike Richardson Susie Mike Ward-Tv Channel 40 RAP John Thomas Ron Thomas

Over-The-Counter Drugs Create Bad Trip In Wrong Mix

Debby Carter reports on drug culture concerns in Madison County and nationwide. Teachers, parents, and officials warn about nonprescription drugs and alcohol causing deadly or dangerous reactions. Community programs and education efforts seek prevention and treatment for narcotic abuse.

Madison County Nation Sonal Edwards

Shenandoah picks freshman queen at homecoming game

Dianne Tomlinson reports Shenandoah High marks its first football homecoming in three years with Julie Wilson, a freshman enrolled in the college preparation course, crowned Homecoming Queen at halftime during the Shenandoah Tri-High clash. Four queen candidates led by Student Senate, with a week to collect votes and a nickel poll tax.

Dianne Tomlinson Shenandoah Shenandoah High School Julie Wilson Julie

Vintage pop chart snippets from 70s highlights

A compact list presents a mix of classic and charting songs including Uncle Albert Admiral Hal Sey, Go Away Little Girl, Maggie May, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Ain't No Sunshine, Smiling Faces Sometimes, I Just Want to Celebrate, Superstar, Spanish Harlem, I Woke Up In Love This Morning among others. The reel features artists such as P and L McCartney Mond, Baez, Withers, Rare Earth, Carpenters, Franklin, and the Partridge Family.

Albert Admiral Halsey L. McCartney Osmond Maggie May Stewart Old Dixie Baez Withers Carpenters Spanish Harlem Franklin

American Teens Say Schools Fall Short of Expectations

Purdue Universitys nationwide survey of about 10 000 pupils in all states and the District of Columbia finds that more than half report student unrest in the past year with damage to property as the most common form. The report notes a gap between available school offerings and pupil expectations, with concerns about communication, student governance, and job information.

West Lafayette Purdue University Purdue States District of Columbia U.S Arline C. Erlick

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Ursula Baumann Ann Ursula Bouman Steve Obereich Donna Hall Jeff Greene Mona Coleman Tim Barkdull Steve Cronk Paul Wilson Joe Bays Radio I and II Cuing Up Terry Owens Nibarger Ted Gernand Don Stout Rod Brooks Mike Swango John Paulsel Ernest Miller Kathi Dinsmore Jim Sue Lynn Tom and Anderson Main Street Mechanicsburg Road Jerry Wyoming New Sensation Debby Carter Ces Charles Abe Wood of Fame Era Society Rev Clark Madison-Grant High School State Board of Health
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