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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1959
Page
11
In a teen advice column, a letter from two American girls asks why boys skip their parties. The reply attributes the issue to bad manners or forgotten plans, urging girls to seek peers who show courtesy, and suggests attending events with age peers for comfort and enjoyment.
Paolo Corbellani from Mantova Italy praises campus life and extracurriculars at Jordan, noting a warm blend of culture and friendship as Suzi Hoffman assists with translations. May from Hvittingfoss Norway recalls skiing memories while embracing California’s sunny weather, illustrating the broader foreign exchange program.
St. Anthony High School will hold its annual Back to School dance Saturday. The Saints, led by a capable student council, plan to double the social activities for the year compared with prior years.
A Long Beach Polytechnic student survey shows teens value teachers who make subjects lively, show genuine interest in students, set clear rules, and mix humor with firmness. Respondents favor teachers who understand adolescence, communicate expectations, and tailor help to individual needs while balancing rigor with engaging, human instruction.
William M. Miller reports Poly activities director that over 1109 Hutch and Teen Tavern cards were sold during a week long campaign. Teen events include Beachcomber's Ball, first week school dance, Back to School dance for sophomores juniors and seniors. Plans include dances, barbecues, and a pie eating contest this semester.
Ronnie Sorenson a 17 year old Wilson senior lived the life of a German student last summer as an American Field Service exchange student. He spent two months in Berlin learning about German life and visiting East Berlin behind the Iron Curtain. He formed friendships with German and American students and later joined Victor Moeller the Swiss exchange student for two weeks in Switzerland before returning home.
The article describes a new fall color called Gingerspice blending warm brown with spicy cool tones. It pairs with autumn leaves and football crowds, featuring knitted sweaters and a fur blend piece, showcased by Darlene and Karen Evans, with garments sold at Gene's Smart Shop.
Donna Geary surveys the latest records shaping the year, highlighting the Go-Go rock of ROCK EN TEENS with 00-00, the Five Latens ballad Shadows, Kingston Trio’s Worried Man, Conway Twitty’s Danny Boy update, and the Issy Brothers Shout. Guy Mitchells Heartaches by the Number and Dion and the Belmonts Every Little Thing I Do add to a crowded scene, plus a quirky Bo Diddly novelty and Mayday-like twists from the era.
Millikan High juniors Tom Boomer and Bill Bonds earned awards in the 1969 Kodak High School Photo contest after being notified this week.
The Nite Owls Roost announces a scheduled meeting for Saturday at 6 PM at Wilson High School. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming activities and club plans.
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