Teens Favor Big Families In Survey Says 40 Percent Expect Four Or More
A Gilbert Youth Research poll of 1 155 teenagers finds 40 percent expect families of four or more children. Over seven percent want five, three percent six, and 54 percent hope for more than six. Attitudes vary but many see larger households as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Kawaski
Honolulu
Hawaii
Clifford
Peter Marana
Portland, Ore
Bea Williams
Miami
Fla
Linda Clough
Oshkosh
Wisc
Cindy Williams
Lincoln
Neb
Mayna Epstein
New Haven
Conn
Bonnie Boynton
Cobelskill
N. Y
Manners Start to Pay Off When You Hit Teen Status
Gilb ert Youth Service advises teens on charm and etiquette to improve dating prospects. Tips include standing for women, proper introductions, handshakes, and self introduction to ease social moments. The guide stresses polite gesture over bravado and practical steps to gain confidence.
Top Records of the Week Highlights
The week features the Young Rascals at number one with Good Lovin and the Mama’s and Papa’s Monday Morning rising to second. Johnny Rivers holds third with Secret Agent Man as new entries Dylan Rainy Day Women 12 and 35 and Byrds Eight Miles High show strong gains. Nancy Sinatra and Percy Sledge also score with bold tracks.
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Mama's
Papa’s
Johnny Rivers
Bob Dylan
Byrds
Nancy Sinatra
Darlin
Percy Sledge
James Browns
Paul Revere
Raiders
Sloop John B. Beach Boys
Gloria Shadows of Knight
Soul & Inspiration
Righteous Bros
Herman's Hermits
Dave Clark
Cher
B. J. Thomas
Petula Clark
Len Barry
Cordley First Graders Host Tea for Parents
Cordley school notes reveal Mrs. Michaels first graders hosted a parent tea last Friday where students planned refreshments, sang about spring and family, and displayed a spring tablecloth and mobiles. Third graders prepare a Spring Carnival program for Wednesday in the Cordley gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Graziano
Fisk
Dave Ridgeway
Curt Chaney
Dave
Officers Named For Coming Year At Perry High School
Perry High School clubs elected officers for 1966 67 as seniors toured New York and Washington D C. Pep Club named Dalene Issitt president and Sherry Ellis secretary, with Dennis Nail treasurer and Linda Orr as representative. FHA chose Barbara Welter president. other officers include Tamara Beeler vice president Carol Tryon secretary and Linda Orr historian. Installation set for Wednesday at 7:30 p m in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry High School
New York
Washington D.C
Dalene Issitt
Sherry Ellis
Dennis Nail
Janis Hamm
Assembly
Linda Orr
Carol Tryon
Barbara Welter
Perry
Future Homemakers of America
Tamara Beeler
Jackie Meyer
Vicki Daniels
Virginia Culp
Darlene Hunter
Nancy Robinson
Jane Winsor
Joan Camblin
Sherry Hodson
FHA
Vance Welter
Dale Issitt
Bob Orr
Graduation Night and Commencement Plans for Oskaloosa High
Oskaloosa High School outlines graduation activities starting with Class Night on Friday May 20 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Highlights include valedictory by Jane Hoskinson and salutatory by Shirley McAdam. Baccalaureate on Sunday May 22 at 8 p.m. and commencement on Tuesday May 24 at 8 p.m. with Warren Bell of the State Department of Public Instruction as speaker and Roy Ottensmeier presenting diplomas. The band and mixed ensemble perform in both services. honors award assembly set for May 25 at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry High
Meriden High School
Winchester
Oskaloosa
Bill Stallard
Willis Hermann
Perry
Oskaloosa High School
Jane Hoskinson
Shirley McAdam
Thomas Reborn
Warren Bell
State Department of Public Instruction
Roy Ottensmeier
Board of Education
Grad
Uates
Centennial Students Prepare For End Of Year Tests
Centennial students across grades engage in varied activities as year ends. Second graders in Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Ardahl work on spelling fractions and create three dimensional art. Third graders study long division social studies and science while tracking Junior Olympics results. Fourth through sixth grade activities include art portraits bird studies and Olympic ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial
Allen
Ardahl
Milan
Cox
Horst
Gienapp
India
Hall
Culea
Kansas
Lawrence
Graber
Rozzy Newmark
Steve Drake
Eddie McNiff
Bobby Nauman
Brune
South America
Harold Ensley to Speak at Linwood High Commencement
Linwood High School plans a series of graduation events with Harold Ensley known as The Sportsman s Friend delivering the commencement address at 8 p m May 19 in the school auditorium. Twenty one seniors will graduate in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Tom Stuart
Harold Ensley
Linwood High School
Linwood
Lewis Hearne
Mackey
Gerald Pearson
Kansas University
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Gilbert Youth Research, Inc
Edward Roelant
Newport, Mich
Gilbert Youth Service
Vuulsiucrs
the Cynics
Interlandi
Cordley
Beth Boozer
Lourie Forbes Cordley
Perry School
Helen Levings
Kansas Neurological Institute
American Yearbook Company
Topeka
Mary A. Hall
Williamstown
Grantville
Perry High Field House
Roy Cameron
Pat Green
Carole Hendrix
Eda Ey Ay
George T. Jones
Quincy
Mass
Dianne Andrews
Roger Arnold
Kenneth Bailey
Jane Cashatt
Richard Cropper
Jeannette Davis
Linda Grant
Patrick Hackathorn
Eugene Hampton
Dale Heston
Marilyn Hoskinson
Lynn Howell
Lana Johnson
Joseph Quick
Ronald Rankin
Connie Reiling
Bruce Rhodes
Carolin Smith
Teresa Smith
James Spielman
Verna Stebbins
Robert Wildrix
Jimmy Wright
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Hillcrest Shopping
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Lawrence, Kansas
Linda Simons and
Susan Black
Karastan
Bud Jennings
Schaake Pontiac
Cadillac, Inc
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