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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1966
Page
10
A survey by Gilbert Youth Research finds two thirds of teens think the going steady trend remains popular, yet only 22 percent currently are going steady. The study notes past rates and quotes varied teen opinions on love, freedom, and parental approval.
West Junior High notes a strong track season with hard work under good coaches. Pep Club officers plan a spring playday with Central while rewarding girls with letters or gold bars. A biology project by John Thompson displays an egg embryo hatched March 18, 1966.
Centennial Correspondents report first graders study numbers through 100 and learn kits and leprechauns while viewing a flag film. Second graders perform Stone Soup for parents with cast members listed. Ardahl class adds three digit numbers and crafts St Patrick stories and shamrock figures. Cox third graders visit Rusty’s on 23rd Street to learn about a grocery store.
Top records list shows Herman's Hermits Listen People leading followed by Ballad of the Green Berets and California Dreamin. Dean Jackson new vocal love makes the world go round joins the chart along with The Cheater and You Baby by the Turtles. 634-5789 by Wilson Pickett appears among the entries with other acts like Roger Miller and Bobby Fuller.
In a lively school report Mrs Cox leads third graders through circuit demonstrations to test their wiring knowledge while a social studies unit covers communications. Fifth graders meet KU basketball stars Jo Jo White and Roger Bohnenstiehl during class visits.
A Sacramento Japanese Family Guidance Council is created to provide counseling for teens and marital issues, educate the public on juvenile delinquency and family relationships, and set behavior standards for teenagers amid rising concerns about Japanese and Chinese children in the city.
The Junior Leagues of Texas in cooperation with the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health present a film titled A Theft of Tomorrows to inform the public about current state juvenile delinquency services in Texas.
The film The Teen-ager stars Jane Draper who embodies teens seeking identity and rebelling against old mores. Draper explains that teens worldwide seek individuality and feel lost troubled and drift until they find a direction.
Eudora High FHA members vote to hold a skating party and plan FHA week from March 27 to April 2. They will wear FHA pins and red and white colors, display a window exhibit, and note Red Cross speaker Mrs. Joanna Byers. Three students and the one act play The Lesson earned ratings at the District Speech and Drama Festival.
McLouth High announces the fourth six weeks honor roll with freshmen and sophomores listed. Seniors present two one act plays The Lottery and The Income Tax on Thursday March 24 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium.
Cordley students study plants rocks art and science with projects on calcite and 3 D pictures. Lawrence High hosts Lute Song opening night and a state orchestra success with Governor at the concert. Faculty Fumblers beat seniors 5 point game as students praise teamwork. weekly bowling and table tennis noted.
Jay Barragan, 16, runs a one day business making felt school emblems and mascot birds to pay his way through school. His braid trimmed entwined letters attract many customers, especially students from two all girl schools.
Sam Miranda of KU was the guest speaker at Tongie High School basketball recognition night. Wayne Seymour received the district trophy from co captain Phil Thomas as letters and awards were handed to seniors Calvin Quisenberry Terry Wyrick David Huebner and others. Dress Down and Dress Up days highlighted Good Grooming Week with a necking party dance planned by Kayette sponsors. Track season opens March 24 against Lawrence B. Tongie hopes rise with fourteen returning lettermen after last year setting ten school records.
Sherry Ellis and Rod Noakes, juniors, were named queen and king at Perry High's junior carnival after class candidate contests and penny votes. Dennis Nail and Michael Robinson were chosen for Boys State. Jane Rice and Kay Levings for Sunflower Girls State with alternates named. The Fabulous Magicians face local men tonight in the Fieldhouse with a 2,650 game history and 47 states plus 3 continents touring. Eighteen girls attended the State FHA Meeting March 12 with awards and installations. The senior class plans a March 26 food sale.
Teen skiers in the region can find lodging for 1.50 dollars a night at the School House Youth Hostel in Rochester. The hostel accepts individual members, clubs, and organizations affiliated with American Youth Hostels, Inc.
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