Pat Petersen named Lodgepole High Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow
Lodgepole High School senior Pat Petersen is named the 1965 66 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for her top score on a written knowledge and attitude exam. She earns a state award and a chance at national scholarships, with prizes including a $1,500 college grant and a Britannica set for her school. The program, run by General Mills since the mid 1950s, has awarded large sums and will culminate in a national tour and a Washington dinner for top state winners, with further scholarships up to $5,000 for the all nation winner.
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Kathy Fraass
Lodgepole High School
Betty Crocker
Pat Petersen
Pat
General Mills
Encylopedia Britannica
Encylopedia Britannica, Inc
Betty Crocker Homemakers of Tomorrow
District of Columbia
Colonial Williamsburg
Washington D.C
Washington
Science Research Associates
Chicago Educational Testing and Publishing Company
How to Succeed in College and Keep It Up
Practical guidance for freshmen on avoiding crises and boosting learning. Emphasizes using counseling and professor office hours, adjusting study methods, managing workload, and preparing outlines. Advises seeking help from peers or tutors, reviewing material, and testing strategies. Warns against overworking and urges proactive effort from day one.
Lodgepole Girls Given Cookbooks
The LPHS Pep Club sells cookbooks as a fund-raiser. Two top sellers Linda Campbell Coleman and Pam Jessen received cookbooks from the company. The award boosts their enjoyment of selling.
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Kathy Fraass
LPHS
Linda (Campbell) Coleman
Pam Jessen
He Pulls Strings He Pulls Strings
Milwaukee boy Gary Elchsteadt aged 12 runs a two year old puppet business. He earns money with birthday party shows and other events, supports a cast of 75 hand puppets and 25 marionettes, performs five plays and 30 sketches, and advertises 40 minutes of family entertainment while hiring an assistant to manage bookings.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Gary Elchsteadt
Gary
Teens Feel Obligation To Help Others, Survey Finds
Eugene Gilbert reports a survey showing 76 percent of teens feel a personal obligation to aid others 81 percent of girls vs 66 percent of boys. Among 1226 respondents 22 percent volunteered, 42 percent want to help the underprivileged locally, with motives ranging from belief to conscience.
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Lsted
Mary Beth Dillon
Tacoma
Wash
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