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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1966
Page
4
Betty Heck and Kenneth Anderson share views on dress codes as Bob Fambrough, a senior, discusses limits on hair length. The quotes reflect mixed opinions from teens and parents about when schools should intervene in appearance.
Parents should correct students hair length not schools says Linda Blair 16 and Marc Dever 15 while students defend personal responsibility. Interviews at 1588 Haskell and 2325 Mass reveal tensions over dress code and gym rules.
Students and parents in Lawrence discuss school hair guidelines and fashion trends. Opinions cite Lawrence High as acceptable while urging broader regulation in larger cities. moms praise coordinated color, mid knee skirts, and casual yet tasteful styles for teens.
In a school chronicle, teens discuss fashion from skirts to boots, noting practicality and occasions. Lawrence High prepares for summer jobs, camps, and courses while Central’s basketball ends a home win streak at 9-3. Details on cafeteria changes, a spring play, and intramural champs round out the bulletin.
Copenhagen teens face high after dark costs with cash strapped home parties becoming common. Dancer Peter Martens of the Royal Danish Ballet notes venues like Les Carouselles charge at least 2 dollars and big acts push per person costs to 12 to 15 dollars. Parents join in older teen gatherings and stay throughout.
Judy Winsor, Perry High senior class president, led the light bulb sale with 51 dollars in sales. Perry hosts the Class B District Basketball Tournament with Silver Lake, Rossville, Oskaloosa, Perry, Meriden, Winchester, and Eudora. Games start 6 pm Thursday and 7:30 pm with finals Friday night. Student council members in charge include Linda Welter, Sherry Hodson, Judy Winsor, Susie Brink, Mike Robinson, and Mark Hupe.
Jimmy Hawkins, a longtime TV child star, outlines a five year plan to shift from acting to the business side. He aims to produce and promote beach pictures, manage script properties, and oversee the directing and business aspects for younger audiences. He already has part ownership in a recording studio and has built echo chambers with Gene Autry for voice effects.
Three Lawrence students in the Kansas University Business School are among 58 named on the fall semester honor roll. They are Roger Torneden a senior son of Mr and Mrs W E Torneden 716 La Robert Dema a junior son of Mr and Mrs John Dema 2507 Red bud and Douglas Sinclair a special student who lives in Stouffer Place.
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