How to look destitute for under $100 in teen fashion
A youth fashion feature notes teens imitate farmer and mechanic styles to save money. It details prices for coveralls $13–16, paint $5, hooded sweats $8, bib overalls $10–20, gray shirts $5–6, flannel shirts $13–28, and western shirts $16–18, with jumpsuits $29 and various embroidered jeans.
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Salvation Army
Teens dispute TV Guide top shows poll findings
The Page staff surveyed local teens to compare TV Guide Nielsen top ten shows with youth viewing. Students critique the lack of depth and entertainment focus, with some preferring reading over watching, while others watch only a subset like MASH. Teachers weigh in on educational value vs entertainment.
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TV Guide
Page
Starsky and Hutch
Laverne and Shirley
Kotter
Charlie's Angels
Barney Miller
Fenwick
MHS
Middletown
Teenageese A Mini Dictionary Of Local Teen Slang
Kenny Flora compiles a compact list of area high school slang terms. Entries include ace for perfect score, bear for a hard test, bite the wall for get lost, flag for flunk, jam down for play music, and whitewall for a short haircut. The guide notes terms such as moo ch to borrow and munchies for hunger, with notes on connotations.
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Turkey
Middletown High Student Reevaluates Dressing Up
17 year old Leroy Bryant, a Middletown High senior, explains dressing up means looking his best. He buys shirts and ties in Middletown, Cincinnati, and Dayton and often spends his own money on jeans and T shirts. His father pays for dress clothes, but he chooses outfits with magazines guidance.
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Mary Lynne Quinnan
Leroy Bryant
Middletown High School
James T. Bryant
Dixie Highway
Leroy
Middletown
Cincinnati
Dayton
Cosmopolitan
Brenda Cox Fashion Focus Reveals Personal Style
Madison High junior Brenda Cox explains her method of shopping and dressing up to feel good. She cites her sister’s influence, magazine inspiration, and window shopping while noting annual wardrobe costs around 500 dollars shared with her parents.
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Leroy
Madison High School
Brenda Cox
Brenda
Louie Cox
Franklin-Madison — Road
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Kathy Miller
Jerry O'Flynn
Bob Wize
Babette Tuggle Lemon-Monroe High School
Kenny Flora
Middletown High
By Fawn Stethem
Youth Conservation Corps
The
Middletown Journal