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Photograph was edited for publication purposes Photograph caption dated December 8, 1962 reads, "Private and parochial school representatives meeting on the Youth Advisory Board for the first time talk with Miss Elyea and Carol Wolff (backs to camera), Youth Page assistant. They are (left to right) Carol Cameron, Bill Cormier, Charla Ballard, Stefanie Lupo, Pat O'Malley, Jim Fitzgerald, Jennie Ducharne, Tony Sword, Carla Hendricks, David Lapp, Linda Avent, Susan Smith, Carol Wilmes, Mark Oliff, Linda Lee Anicich, Sharon Wheeler and Dave Skiles." The article partially reads, "Introducing...The Valley Times TODAY Youth Advisory Board. It consists of about 30 teen-agers representing every public, private and parochial high school in the Valley area. The purpose is to keep the Valley Times TODAY Youth Page writers informed of what's going on in the high schools and among teen-agers."; See images #00121426 through #00121427 for all photos in this series.
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