Teen-Ager Kristie Smith Wins National Design Prize
Kristie Smith, 16, a Marymount High School junior from Cincinnati, won Seventeen Magazine's Daisy Award for design. She toured New York to accept the prize, showcasing a gypsy-look cosmetics line, stationery, and luggage. She plans a future in art, design, or advertising and creates much of her own clothing for individuality.
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Statuire
Kristie Smith
Cincinnati
New York
Marymount High School
Seventeen Magazine
Creation
Washington
United
Kristie
First Prade
Miss
Keyes
Channel Gardens
Rockefeller Center
Stress Fractures In Athletes And And Girl’s Body Image
In a reader column two questions discuss stress fractures from overuse in athletes, noting painless early X-ray findings and good healing with rest. A separate letter urges plastic surgery for a teen with disproportionate breasts, with professional approval and a listed surgeon contact.
Flour Bluff District Stresses Physical Learning and Travel Programs
The Flour Bluff Independent School District emphasizes active learning and hands on experiences under Superintendent E J Wrenesky. Pupils regularly attend week long camps for projects such as tree aging stars and art study. The district offers a travel program including Texas history trips and destinations like the State Fair Dallas Astrodome Washington DC or Colorado. It serves a wealthy Beeville area district drawing many students from Naval Air Station families, with 61 percent children of military or civil service personnel.
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Flour Bluff Independent
Supt
E. J. Wrenesky
Money worries top teen problems study shows no single issue
A survey of teens finds money, grades, and relationships as the enduring worries mirrored by their parents. Boys stress grades and appearance while girls emphasize money and relationships. Most youths plan steps to cope, from part time jobs to self evaluation, with friends as confidants rather than parents.
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Karen Schutte
Kalamazoo
Mich
Jeanne Leese
Union
Jack Mayer
State College
Jack
Future Nurses Club Grants At Sin Valley High School
The Future Nurses Club at Sin Valley High School awarded five grants to members to further education in nursing and allied fields. The awards were announced at the annual Mother's Tea to Nancy Detweiler Mary Janel Pre Susan Satchell Donna Wetzel and Jane Smith. Mrs. Allen Irons is club adviser.
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Aston
Future Nurses Club
Sin Valley High School
Nancy Detweiler
Mary Janel Pre
Susan Satchell
Donna
Wetzel
Jane Smith
Allen Irons
Nine Chichester High Students to Europe on Study Trip
Upper Chichester nine students and a teacher chaperone will fly to Europe July 6 for six weeks. Sponsored by The American Institute for Foreign Study, they will study four weeks at Dundee University, Scotland, with classes in English literature and Anglo American relations. They depart from JFK and return August 13, traveling with families funding the trip.
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Upper Chichester
Chichester High School
Europe
Marilyn J. Johnston
Providence Road
American Institute For Foreign Study
Association of Teachers
Greenwich
Conn
Martha MacKnight
Sharon M. Toy
Cynthia Connor
Caral Ge Zierdt
Betty L. Lisenvitz
Toni Galtone
Uppers Chichester
Rosemary Moran
Dorthea A. Price
Joanne E. Clawson
Lower Chichester
John F. Kennedy International Airport
New York
Prestwick
Scotland
Dundee
A. Dundee University
University
Paris
Rome
Britain
London
Tor
Sun Valley Band Names Riggs to Lead Roster
Larry Riggs elected president of the Sun Valley band. Other officers include Bruce Hutchison as vice president Sebra Poole as secretary Ruth Brush and Beverly Roberts as librarians and Mitchell Gabres as student conductor.
Teens Say Actions Stand Over Religion For Many Youth
Teenagers in a Youth Service survey indicate religion is losing influence on peers. Two years ago two thirds of youths affirmed formal church membership, while current data show many favor living well without organized religion. Some oppose rituals and institutions, while a minority insist religious backing is essential for goodness.
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Nancy Gilbert
Green Wey Eergeues
Deboys
Albert Cutro
Belleville
Stephanie Prescott
Louisville
Stre Page
Hartisburg
Teens on Wheels and Car Advice in One Letter
A reader asks about necessary grease fittings on a 1980 Chevy and if frequent brake overhauls help. An auto expert says use standard fittings, cost about 25 cents each, and 6000 mile lubrication intervals. The column then shifts to college youth religion trends, noting high curiosity but mixed beliefs and concern over church relevance and moral teachings.
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Stee
Mutual a hundred years old Mormon group promotes girls’ homemaking joy
Salt Lake City AP reports the Mutual organization started by Brigham Young 100 years ago now mentors about 140,000 girls ages 12 to 19. It offers homemaking, camping, dancing, singing, theater and religious instruction, aiming to keep youth connected to the church during adolescence. Leaders describe modest dress, moral guidance, and practical life skills as core goals.
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Iwause Prignam Young
Mutual
Ttndw
Ronni Stephens
Salt Lake City
Florence Jacobsen
Church
Young Ladies’ Department
Cooperative Retrenchment ‘Association
Young
Gayle Cpr
Citizens For Parents
Glenn
Student Minnie Volpe Named May 1969 Kiwanis Student of the Month
Minnie Volpe, senior at Clifton Heights High School, selected as May 1969 Kiwanis Club of Baltimore Pike Student of the Month. She studies secretarial courses, has two years in Future Business Leaders of America, and belongs to National Honor Society, the yearbook staff, and serves as a class officer.
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Kiwanis Club
Baltimore Pike
Minnie Volpe
Miss Volpe
Clifton Heights High School
Future Business Leaders of America
Starshine Tops Ten Records In Weekly Chart
Oliver's Starshine leads the Top Ten as Get Back by the Beatles drops to second. Mancini’s Romeo and Juliet rises to third while new adds include Et Me by Paul Revere and the Raiders and Tom Jones with Love Me Tonight. Neil Diamond’s Sweet Caroline is the week’s pick hit.
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Oliver
Henry Mancini
Paul Revere
The
Raiders
Tom Jones
Neil Diamond
Sweet Caroline
Elvis Presley
Desmond Dekker
Aces
Mercy
Ray Stevens
Friends of Distinction
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Sharon Dorothea Price
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Teens On Wheels
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