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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1966
Page
4
A survey of 1 200 youths nationwide finds 27 percent accuse adults of money grubbing and boys more often criticize lack of religion and civic responsibility. While two thirds trust adults as good examples, many unnamed teens fault parental behavior and priorities.
Lawrence High School will take its A Cappella Choir under director R Wayne Nelson on a Good Will Tour starting April 13 1966. The bus trip will include Lincoln Beatrice Hiawatha and Nebraska City with a final dinner in Manhattan at the Wareham Hotel. Sponsors are Mr and Mrs Bill Medley Mr and Mrs Dwight Sickles Mrs Jun ius Underwood and Mrs Victoria Kimbrough.
The Quill and Scroll honor is awarded to Tonganoxie High School pending publication submissions to the executive council. Election-based membership selects top junior and senior students excelling in journalism. 12 cheerleaders chosen for A and B teams for next year.
A Gilbert Youth Service article promotes voice care, teaching teens to control breath and pitch, practice resonant sounds, project clearly, and avoid slurred speech. Exercises include yawning to relax throat, reading aloud, chewing motions, hums, and tongue circulation to develop a richer, more confident voice.
Guy Mitchell, 39, married Kathryn Evensen, a Granada Hills waitress aged 19, in a Las Vegas wedding chapel on Sunday. Evensen is her first husband.
The chart lists S/Sgt Barry Sadler holding the top spot with The Ballad of the Green Berets and the Rolling Stones at No 2 with 19th Nervous Breakdown. The Beatles rise to No 3 with Nowhere Man aided by new entries like Slim Harpo’s Baby Scratch My Back and Cher’s Bang Bang with Baby Shot Me Down.
Chevrolet plans to spend about 3 million dollars to repair accelerator defects in 1964 65 model cars. The fix includes a free splash shield on Chevelles and 1965 Chevrolets with Powerglide transmissions.
The custom began with the ancient Greeks who believed veils shield brides from evil spirits during the marriage ceremony.
The Perry Chapter held National FHA Week events starting with Sunday services at the Methodist Church attended by thirty girls. Carole Hendrix led activities, with displays crafted by Barbara Welter, Frankie Renfro, Jane Rice, Cindy Jones, Priscilla Barker, and Hendrix. A school bulletin board and home ec room display marked the week. A Mother-Daughter Banquet is planned for April 6 at 6:30 p.m. in the Perry American Legion Hall with a fashion show at 8 p.m. Committee members include Judy Winsor, Karen O’Trimble, Susie Brink, Hendrix, and Brenda Renfro. A hayride to Look-Out Point at Perry Reservoir is planned for tonight.
Nancy Freed, 16, of Lawrence campaigns locally on teen dietary deficiency after attending the National Youthpower Congress in Chicago. Sponsored by Farm Bureau, she cites a New Jersey survey showing 27 percent of girls and 15 percent of boys skipped breakfast, with lack of time and appetite as main causes.
Kathleen Gironinger reports Eudora High announces 1966 67 pep club cheerleaders officers and sport lettermen. Lists names for cheerleaders officers and both basketball and football lettermen by class. Also notes State Music Festival results and student council president election.
Anthropologist notes three fall looks military mod and western dominate teens minds. Military gear remains prominent with brass buttons and navy jackets while western signals security and nostalgia. Mod offers playful style with caps jackets tight trousers and pointed shoes as buyers rush orders to boost school wear demand.
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