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SUNDAY, NOV. 14, 1948

Teen of the

Week—

—

ANET SIEBERT is The

Times’ Teen of the Week. | She's a member of the Technical High School Legion— |

highest of all honors for seniors*at Tech. Janet is also a cheer leader for the city's largest high school.

An honor student, Janet is emphasizing secretarial studies in |

high school. She hopes to continue her Haining in tHe Indiana

University School of Business.

Janet belongs to the Service Club at Tech and the ROXIE |

and We-Be-Ge Sub Deb Clubs.

L. A. Siebert, 619 N, Bradley St.

Her parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Each Sunday The Times will announce the Teen of the Week. |

Fill out the coupon below and send it to Jean Maney, The Indi-

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: Teen Problems—

Let Parents Know Where You Go

ents are only human. It hurts |

By JEAN YOUR PRIVATE LIFE is your own, teeners. Yes, indeed! But your Pop and Mom need to know what you're doing, where you're going, when and with whom. Keeping tabs on you is not only your parents’ right; it's their duty, too. Besides, par-

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day a casual acquaintance re- | ‘marks, “I saw your daughter | at the Jones with that nice |

Bobby Smith. She had a good time, didn't she? And don’t you love Bobby?" = 2s»

NATURALLY, Irma’s mother

won't admit her ignorance. | She didn’t know that her girl |

was at the Jones’ party. She never met friend Bob. She is embarrassed and annoyed. And if her chagrin leads to a scolding for Irma and some nasty nagging about future dates, can you blame the woman? Yes, you owe your parents

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: THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Sub Debs and Squires Organize Club at Southport Sorority Plans

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