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Dear
Pam:
How can a fellow earn $10
in 10 days? My allowance is only .75 per week. |
DESPERATE
FOR DOUGH |
Dear
Desperate for Dough:
As I figure it all you need
to do is earn about 90 cents a day. This should not be hard
for an enterprising fellow. Look around your neighborhood
for the yards that need some spring cleaning, and go after
the job. |
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Dear
Pam:
Everytime I get interested
in a boy, my best friend starts flirting with him and takes
him away from me. When I finally give up and stop liking
him so does she. What can I do? |
FRIEND
OF A FLIRT |
Dear
Friend of a Flirt:
This is a friend? You'd better
define what you mean by a friend.
There are two ways to look
at this situation. First, you must be doing a terrific selling
job on these boys, and your friend must have great faith
in your taste. Then what happens? What's the gal got that
makes it possible for her to swipe the fellows? Study her
technique.
Next time you discover a dream
boat, keep your mouth shut, and concentrate on selling the
boy on you. |
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Dear
Pam:
My best friend is very short
tempered. Every time she is in a bad mood she takes it out
on me. Afterwards she apologizes and thinks everything should
be ok. But the hurt is still there. |
TEMPER
TARGET |
Dear
Temper Target:
Get out of firing range. Your
best friend needs to learn some self control., and you need
to have new sense of dignity about yourself.
By allowing your friend to
use you as an emotional punching bag you are contributing
to her immaturity. If she is to learn the cause and effect
in human relations she may as well realize that when she
treats you badly she is leaving a debit in her friendship
account. |
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Dear
Pam:
My teachers and friends are
always criticizing me for primping in class. What do you
think? |
ALL
FOR IT |
Dear
All For It:
Primping in class is distracting
for those watching the process. But more than that is is
a dead giveaway about you. If you have to keep looking into
the mirror to make sure you are still there, chances are
you have convinced yourself that something is missing. |
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secrets of your good grooming, and they should be
your secrets, must be practiced in private. In public
you should concentrate on the qualities of personality
that make you attractive. I mean friendliness, enthusiasm,
and co-operation. |
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Dear
Pam:
My parents never let
me out of the house. They think I should always be
working. I have to do twice as much as any of my friends.
Don't I deserve a little free time? |
SALLY
THE SLAVE |
Dear
Sally the Slave:
It may be that your
friends have to little to do at home - and twice as
much as they do would be a normal amount for a girl
of your age.
The most important part
of this picture is the way you are feeling. A sense
of being put-upon or persecuted is a dangerous and
negative attitude. It will ruin the joy you should
find in living.
Get your work done as
cheerfully and efficiently as possible - then approach
your parents for the free time you deserve. If they
still don't see it your way, remember - your days
under parental domination are relatively few. Soon
you will be guiding your own life.
I hope you remember
the feelings you are having now when you have a daughter
of your own. |
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Here
are the rules for the Festival Poster Contest you
all have been waiting for.
All students are eligible. There will be a first,
second, and third prize for each grade. Winners will
be announced April 2. Posters will be judged on originality,
neatness and lettering. Requirements are:
1. Poster should be approximately
12" x 18" to 14" x 22" in size.
2. Posters must be done on poster
board or similar heavy paper. (Poster paper is available
at the Art Room.)
3. Posters may be done in crayon,
ink, poster paint, etc.
4. Information which should be on
the poster - Glenridge Spring Festival, April 11.
Dinner, Talent Show, Dance, Games, Country Store,
White Elephant.
5. Student's name and section must
be printed on the lower right hand corner on the front
of poster.
6. Posters must be turned in to
Miss Patterson in room 28 on or before 3:30 of March
31. |
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