Walt Whitman Junior High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Teenagers have their prefer- ences in T.V. programs. Espe- cially popular this year are episodes having to do with the medical profession. Other pop- ular categories include detect- ive stories, legal cases and spine-Chillers. Hillbilly stories are popular in the light comedy series. TELEVISION REVIEW The program that has swept the popularity poll this year in the medical category is HDr, Kildare.H Dr. Kildare starring Richard Chamberlain portrays a young in- tern at Blair Hospital trying to serve his residency. During this period of trial, he is a witness to unusual human suffer- ing. Ben Case Cstarring Vincent Edwar s is a suave, overpower- ing, quick-tempered resident at Los Angeles County Hospital. He works in the neuro-surgery department. 38 T.V. REVIEW ff A if When e Nurses first came out critics cried, HNot another medical program.n But in spite of this, The Nurses has WOH the popularity ot adults, and teens all over the country. Blonde-haired, blue-eyed Nina Bethune who portrays a young student nurse sees the hard- ships and troubles of patients and often gets involved with them. Shirley Conway also stars in The Nurses. She plays the part of the Head nurse who is in charge of the student nurses. Among the detective programs 77 Sunset Stri , Surfside 6, and'Hawafian EHe are sfifl in the ea . The Westerns are still pop- ular, too.' Bonanza and the famed Cartwrights is a story of a man and his three sons, Adam, Hoss, and Little Joe. They own a large ranch called the Ponde- rosa. Here you see the kindness and the courage of the Cart- wrights as different situations occur. The Dakotas starring Chad Everett has recently made its T.V. debut and already has be- come a popular western. It is about a U.S. marshal and his

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. - 2 FASHION PAGE by I. M. Hep Fashion Editor f'-9,7 w..J Dear Fashion Editor, Please inform me on the latest teen hairdos. I have heard many rumors about teasing going out of style and I would very much like to clarify it. Sincerely yours, Deflated Dear Deflated, The rumors you heard about teasing going out of style are true. Hairdos have now taken on a sleek, smooth look which is far more becoming. Although the flip is the most popular hair- style with the teens, the arti- choke and boufant are still seen. Sincerely, I. M. Hep Fashion Editor X:-3-x , Y kg- - fr I , 1 ,yff77Qf ' Xt '14 1 1 ffl 1 ,110 f I 'r , O s 44 I x I bi'-t X r -.1 Q, X, . 'F.', Y g3'f-, it Riff' on Editor Dear F P e tell me the latest fa- in coats and j The style kets worn ems to be shio by t chang ng every day. Yours ruly, Button5XgUp I 7 Dear Butgoned-Up A-Lin co ts are ' full fa- shion th s azasodk an are Seen in a var'et of color . On cam- pus, jacket are usually worn and shefpa collars are still seen A new fjd with tee s re ski jac- kets. lthough wor n many co- lors, char oal grey wi h red trim ming seem to be th f vorite. Write u a ain sometim . Truly urs, I. M. H D Fash on Editor Shelley S hwimmer