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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1959
Page
9
Dear Elingr advises preventing commitment before it starts by signaling disinterest through actions and words. Do not overromanticize, avoid future talk, and change the subject to avoid escalating seriousness. If a teen misreads signals, address it earlier next time and consider ending the relationship gracefully.
Lakewood Girl's League will present the Courtin Ball a dance after the Friday game with Millikan. It will be the first school dance of the year.
In a PENNY Editor-in- when asked about outstanding personalities six Jordan students name their favorite teachers. Bob Walters praises a practical, informative field and humor, while Linda Harris admires a teacher who guides with kindness and clear standards. Dick Murray notes individualized attention and teen insight, and Shimer highlights enthusiasm and discipline. Bonnie Way calls the easygoing mentor supportive and motivating. The piece sketches a campus climate valuing approachable, student-centered instruction.
Wilson's Scholarship Society elected new officers to strengthen the organization. President Keith Wisot, vice president Margaret Monteiro, Recording Secretary Katie Davidson, corresponding secretary Linda Gentusa, and treasurer Jennifer Adams lead plans for a rummage sale and a banquet with a future educational field trip.
Carolyn Amos Washton stages a fashion showcase titled Style Parade with dramatic lighting and applause. The description highlights a fitted sik dress, royal blue cummerbund, large buckle, and a slender silhouette that flatters the waist while Sandy Rideout from Poly High proclaims the evening a huge success.
Dean Burgess, a Jordan High School senior, is elected student body president for spring 1959. Sue Corvin and Diana Goodart are elected as student body manager and secretary, with Carl Steinert as judge and Callaway and Carol Peebles handling planning. Voter turnout reaches 56 percent of the student body.
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