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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1959
Page
16
A reader asks how to stop a mother from sharing personal details and how to handle a grade school graduation party. Elinor advises calm talk about privacy, then privately limit confidences if needed, and suggests inviting only close friends to the party while practicing dancing to reduce nerves and butterflies.
Shirley Tarwater, 17, a Jordan senior from Puerto Rico, is among 22 girls chosen from 32 regions to travel August 3 to Puerto Rico. The trip, sponsored by World Friendship Fund of the Girl Scouts of America, aims to aid children and support cultural exchange.
The executive board of Presidents Luncheon plans were announced for January 19 on the Jordan campus. Student body officers and club representatives are among those invited to attend the presidents’ luncheon.
Eva Osmundsen, a 15 year old Bergen native living with a Lakewood family, describes Norwegian schooling as six days a week with Saturday fun, dating norms, and ambitions to follow her chemical engineer father into serious study. She notes skiing as a hobby and Rock Hudson and Marilyn Monroe as cinema favorites.
A column reviews the beatnik movement and jazz poetry, noting its uniform style and pretentiousness, then shifts to a music round up. It cites Kenneth Patchen as authentic artistry and contrasts with the Kingston Trio and Mitch Miller era works. Gene Krupa's SING SING SING remake is discussed alongside a Christmas song craze.
Millikan High juniors Phyllis Nicholson and Lynne Vavra compete with candidates nationwide for American Field Service Abroad scholarships. A newly organized New Zealand program offers a semester abroad at year end. Interviews are under way at Millikan for both summer and school programs, with multiple contenders named.
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