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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1966
Page
6
Teens rate loyalty and the ability to have fun as top friendship qualities based on a survey of 1205 youths. Girls prioritize fun while boys favor loyalty, with averages around 52.8 percent for both traits. Other valued traits include similar interests, helpfulness, listening, sympathy, and popularity.
Lawrence High notes feature a lighthearted lion costume incident on tour with senior girls Kathy Sheppard and Rackie Baer. It also previews the Y Teen Father Daughter Dinner led by Connie Sickles and entertainment by the girls ensemble under R. W. Nelson.
Teachers were partially absent this week as Mrs Keltcher and others led lessons across grades one to six. Students studied the world sun and moon, learned spring songs, did crossword spelling puzzles, and practiced Irish dance routines for St Patrick’s Day.
The chart lists S/Sgt Barry Sadler's The Ballad of the Green Berets at number one with Listen People by Herman's Hermits at two and the Rolling Stones' 19th Nervous Breakdown at three. Beatles enter at seven with Nowhere Man and Simon and Garfunkel release Homeward Bound. Batman by the Markettes is a highlighted pick.
Cordley staff recounts decades of change as students study numbers, place value, and energy in classes from kindergarten to fifth grade. Kites, mailboxes, and a corner store sketch daily life. Mrs. Tubbs and Mrs. Heisler lead arithmetic while art highlights straws and kites. Miss Simmons marked a March birthday as KU observer Mary Reidmiller helps.
The Lawrence High School Band led by Charles Kassinger performed five selections for Central students on Monday. Central announces two casts for The Clown Who Ran Away by Conrad Seiler with Jane Phelps directing and cast members posted after school.
Wolcott Connecticut seniors form SAVE in a contemporary issues class to urge petitions from about 12 million high school students in over 17 000 schools nationwide. The group pushes support for U S policy in Viet Nam following President Johnson's call to "shout" and be heard.
In Rome on the Ides of March an American tourist Mary Pozzini 25 from Stillwater Minnesota laid peach blossoms at Julius Caesar’s statue near the Roman Forum. Romans normally honor the event with small offerings on March 15.
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