Pacelli Students Reveal Differences in Freshmen and Seniors
A Pacelli pool asks freshmen and seniors about reading tastes, music, hobbies, and dating. Freshmen favor classic works like Tale of Two Cities while seniors back Salinger and Golding. Music leans rock for both groups. seniors frequent diverse hangouts including Tower and theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Feierer
JO Anne Fleming
Pacelli
Alfred Hitchcock
O. Henry
EF. E. Cunningham
Vance Packard
Harper Lee
Fyodor Dostoyevky
suMlar Music
Tower
Crest
Sacred Heart Youth Organization Retreat in Adams
Sacred Heart Youth Organization in Adams Minnesota, formed in 1964 with 80 members in grades through 12, runs films, reports, panel discussions, and retreats. The latest project was a retreat on November 21 led by Right Rev. Raymond Snyder, focusing on teenage drinking dating sex and church.
In Our Opinion Has Science Infringed on Privacy Rights
Lynette Corneliu s le Roy argues science has produced eavesdropping devices and personality tests that threaten individual privacy. The piece warns that employers could know too much, likening intrusions to totalitarian control and urging defense of liberty and equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynette Cornelius LE Roy
Minn
E. A. Butler
Thomas M. Garrett
S. J
Scranton University
John Stormer
George Orwells
Pschologists
YMCA Seminar Registration Opens for 200 Applicants
More than 200 students and parents from AHS and Pacelli attended the first YMCA Know Your Government Seminar meeting. Director Walter Carstenbrock and assistant Kerneth Northwick outlined trips to Washington, D C and New York City with deposits collected and a screening committee to select 85 to 90 participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
AHS
Pacelli
Walter Carstenbrock
Kerneth Northwick
Carstenbrock
Washington D. C
White House
Lincoln Memorial
Howard University
Northwick
New York City
U.N
Draft Boards Duped by Faking Answers in Draft Evasions
A Scholastic Research Center survey of 3,455 students finds 28 percent believe deliberate evasion helps some draftees avoid service. Eleven percent cite inflated unfitness, 19 percent false test results. Most think the system is fair, yet 29 percent disagree, with 24 percent faulting college deferments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Scholastic Research Center
National Institute of
Teor
Little Cedar Luther League Plans Four Service Projects
Adams Minnesota Little Cedar Church Luther League outlines four service projects for the year. Projects include aiding Rochester State Mental Hospital volunteers advised by Helen Huseby and aid for the aged advised by Ethyl Barrows. A drama group benefit advised by Pastor Wayne Quibell and Christmas tree crismon decorations advised by multiple couples. November meeting used a Thanksgiving theme. Lester Leecher named November student of the month by Adams National Honor Society. He maintains a B average, with four years in FFA and serves as Treasurer and Sacred Heart Youth Organization vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams, Minn
Little Cedar Luther League
Adams
Rochester State Mental Hospital
Helen Huseby
Ethyl Barrows
Wayne Quibell
Little Cedar and Marshall Church
Jerry
Donna Osmundson
Lavern
Judy Hanson
National Honor Society
Lester Leecher
FFA
Sacred Heart Youth Organization
Peace Corps reports village leaders seek support in Colombia
Sue Holtz and Karen Gardner, California Peace Corps volunteers, meet Father Ignacio Vasquez and Mayor Don Leonel Rubio Lerma in Sunday Colombia. They discuss sanitation, illiteracy, and village needs while gaining local backing and safety escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Corps
Sue Holtz
Karen Gardner
Field Enterprises Educational Corporation
Robert Hood
Karen and
Sue
California
Colombia
Galvis
Karen
Juan Osorio
Austin teens and schools highlighted in 1965 item
A brief Austin Herald note lists students JoAnne Fleming Sharon Feierer Pacelli Sandra Christianson Joanne Dubinsky Brenda Hamp Gary Thompson and Barb Leebens connected to Austin High School and Austin Junior College with a date of Monday December 6 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnne Fleming
Sharon Feierer
Pacelli
Sandra Christianson
Joanne Dubinsky
Brenda Hamp
Gary Thompson
Austin High School
Barb Leebens
Austin Junior College
Austin (Minn
Herald
County Teenagers Spend Record 3.8 Million Annually in Mower County
The county’s teens control substantial spending with 7 693 youths in the age group contributing about 3 762 000 dollars yearly on records, drinks, cosmetics, sports gear, and more. National surveys show teens nationwide influence over 30 billion in family purchases and decisions on cars, food, and apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mower County
Junior
National Education Association
The
Small Business Administration
American Marketing Association
Hayfield FTA Casually Honors Faculty and Spouses
Hayfield Minnesota the Hayfield Chapter of the FTA hosted a barbecue supper for faculty and spouses. Linda Hutchinson led as emcee while Larry Edlund and Sally Madison performed pantomimes. The showcase included teaching anecdotes and a biography of new basketball coach and 11th 12th grade English teacher Allen Andreotti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
Minn
FTA
Linda Hutchinson
Larry Edlund
Sally Madison
Allen Andreotti
Leon Dudycha
New Simon's Rock School Opens for Girls in Mass.
Mrs. Liv ingston Hall launches Simon's Rock near Great Barrington Massachusetts as a four year school for girls. The program blends high school and early college teaching emphasizing two years each in science and English. Initial class of about 50 aims for 200 to 400 students with social life planned around a bunkhouse for boyfriends and a recreation hall in an old barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Holtz
University of California
Santa Barbara
Karen
Willamette University
Salem
Ore
Latin America
Mexico
Sue
First Methodist
Tijuana
Simon’s Rock
Great Barrington
Massachusetts
Hall
Concord Academy
Harvard
Simon Rock
Austin High School Calendar and Swat State Alert
Austin High School announces a weekly calendar with tuberculin skin tests for seniors and Betty Crocker Homemaker tests in home economics. Also lists basketball games against Mason City and Rochester, club meetings, chorus, and a Christmas program rehearsal. A Swat state crime note warns jaywalking leads to forced running until exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Crocker
Mason City
Swat
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Ron Gilbert
Ron
Bottineau
N.C
Austin Symphony Orchestra
Sacred Heart
Karen Hagelund
Susan Plantikow, John Baldner, and
Dale Arett
Vey
Pervane
Little Cedar Church
Luther League
Xavier Ignacio Vasquez
Father Vasquez
Kincora
Colombian Institute For Agricultural Reform
Toluma
University of Buenos Aires
Austin
By Kathie Diebell
New York
Austin HS
Christgau Hall
Catalina Club
Rochester
Owatonna
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