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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1971
Page
5
Eight teens aged 13 to 19, from Parents Without Partners, share eye views on single parent families. They oppose parents staying together for the children, note increased responsibility after divorce or death, and discuss dating and remarriage as they live with one parent.
Maggie Stolz, 16, a high school junior and daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Stolz of 808 Tenn, voices strong antiwar views. She argues Laos involvement is irrelevant, calls for immediate withdrawal, and critiques Vietnamization as prolonging the conflict.
Diane Price 17 Randy Hamm 16 Jim Martin 17 are cited as students commenting on a Vietnam war incursion. They discuss avoiding ground fighting with Vietnamese troops and potential impacts on U S troop safety and war duration.
A survey finds eight in ten seniors decide on a career, with half of high schoolers and 65.7 percent overall already fixed. Girls show more direction than boys, while about a third of college freshmen remain undecided though commitment grows yearly. Personal fulfillment alongside money influences choice.
West Junior High Junior Players staged Cinderblossom with two casts at Deerfield and Sunset Hills and a West High presentation for half the students. Letters from first and second graders praised the play while others asked about a future, fair tale endings. Hank Brown spoke on crime and prison life, and Mrs. Thomas Reilly shared information about seven eastern colleges with about 20 girls.
Two area youths have been chosen to perform at the Midwest percussion symposium April 17-18 at Iowa State University. Kathy Putthoff will sing three vocal solos while Steve Stoll will drum in an arrangement of The Doors and in a Saul Feldstein piece Rock Artistry in Blue. Roger Moffitt, a former Tonganoxie teacher, organizes the two day workshop featuring clinics lectures demonstrations and performances on drumming and percussion.
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