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Show rf if 2C DESERET iijrmf' y NEWS, Friday, tr m c iu g Li October 10, 1969 DRIVING 'lY Teens Too Unaware Of Cars QUESTION: Is yeur student newspa per a voice of the students or the administration? By ROBERT COPIER Young Americans Writer If a top grade of oil is used the egine will be protected ftr 2,000 miles after an oil change. This varies with the type of driving the engine undergoes. To get the most wear from tires they should be rotated every 5,000 miles. Standard tire pressure Is between 28 and 30 pounds. WPh winter fast approachshould be on the minds of teens wjio maintain their own cars. Any service station will check the effectiveness of Every 60 days a driver j should check the battery. The Tfi hells et Lc?yon High resemble a museum of past football games ever since the school decided to keep cables and connections should be checked for corrosion. "spirit" banners hanging and add to them each week for a "victory lane." Pep Club president Alene Water level in the cells should Bennett and secretary Sharon Green are ready to add another poster to the papered walls, this one also be checked. 28-- 8 this the East the over about week's High Leopards. opponent, shouting victory Spark plugs should be replaced, or Et least cleaned i every six to 10,000 miles. A good oil filter can last up ; to 10,000 miles before it needs relacement. After the engine has been running a driver can ! feel the oil filter to see if it is Dorothy Allen of St. Marys, al improvement, Mary Leu By LIDIA WASOWICZ . warm. This means that oil is added U. also of U. that a Williams, 18, enthusiastically Young Americans Special i circulating the way It should. Wearing More and more teens with contact lenses are also fantas- coed, remarked, ; Continued from Page C--l for skiing, tennis, and contacts eliminates frequent The filter should also be looked tic t poor vision are beginning to other summer over to determine if oil is sports. When prescription changes because ; artists make a beeline to a look at the world through sial issues, but the adminleaking through the seal. come into relaa warm visual remains lodge you ability radio for a rock station every d (or blue, brown, of istration has a voice over The rules car the environShe constant from added simple I chance freezing tively they get, they do have or green) contact lenses. maintainance of can be ment the can contact be that lenses also you slopes, easily the letters to the editor. ; an appreciation of rock music. Salt Lake optometrists have sure contacts wont observed through a little time Helen fog up enlarge the visual area limitMoore Konya, Saint Marys observed that in the last few with steam. Jeffrey and effort. They make a big ed by specs framework. teens become recalled that in his have a pre-- ! think I it is definitely a years difference in a cars performIn accordance with the opinAnother favorable aspect classic days, rock was his majority among contact lens of ion of voice ance of and students. the value. the that advantages wearing contact lenses is but now that he has wearers. contacts outweigh the disadcosmetics. feel am that I I Contact lenies have restudied classic he Is much Jane Ringholz, !more critical of rock music. ceived the nickname Prob- more attractive without my vantages, did not disrefrom St Marys, glasses, expressed Kathy athSolvers the lem from "One of his comrades at the tintgard the latter. If the wind who no longer have to Lahey, St Marys. The blows and a particle of dust keys, Elizabeth Erickson, didnt letes, contacts can ed enhance eyes, worry about trampling on fallif you choose In good taste. gets under the lens, it can be j agree that the same change had befallen her. Rock music en glasses. Girls, no longer Changing eye color can really quite painful. have the problem of choosing I Is a Pat remarked that another good change, a method of between being blind or being be a lot of fun, she said. she commented. setback to contact wearers is ; release, Univera Pat 18, Gareau, unbearably ; 'Joy Walker, violinist and about a noticeable visual tud sity of Utah student, however, the ease with which the lenses Barbara Sudweeks, viola play-- I on their noses. I think some peo- can be lost. During the past disagreed. Ive lost 10 pair of coner, voiced a group of consensus Contacts are great for ple, especially boys, look very year tact lenses and theyre not ; by pointing out that they liked playing football! You dont becoming In glasses, if they exactly cheap. They pop out rock artists who produced the even know choose In the style. fact, right theyre there. especially if your ey i softer sounds. There is no uncomfortable I believe that glasses can easily, enhance die personality of are tired, she said. Soloist of die Salute group feeling about something slipIs Michael Vance, piccolo ping down your nose while some people. exclaimed player. He had no comment on youre playing, Being more concerned with either rock or classical music. Gordon Louie of Judge. contact lenses effects on visu Hells Papered Willi Victories! 'Salute to Youth' I1 : y The school newspaofficials. Tim Plenk, Olympus per is the voice of the students as long as the students and the administration want to say exactly the same It is mostly a voice of thing. Myraa Tolley, South the administration because there are few articles in the views on the policies and paper voicing the stude Vickie Miller, Davis decisions of the administration. of the is voice students, but to a extent a an it To greater extent Its the voice of the administr Jon. It is a voice of the students Sue Bodell, Skyline with a whisper of the administration. It is a voice of the stuCindy Robinson, Jordan dents because our administration believes that students have the right to express opinions. Lynn DeCcl, Our newspaper is the voice of our stuBingham dents because it covers ideas, and interests of our stuOur newspaper Kim Payne, Viewmont dents. expresses the voice of the administration, but students In many schools are expressing their views through The underground papers. Tom McAffee, Highland newspaper is generally the voice of the student body. However, the newspaper staff often tends to censor itself in an attempt to avoid conflict with the adminisTine school newspatration. Anton Adams, Judge per is the voice of the students as long as the administration agrees with the students. Of course its not the Bruce Wand, Brighton voice of the students, because the students wont, or dont have anything to say. The school paper is the voice of a few concerned students and a journalism In each issue we teacher. Jerry Cowley, Leyton we which in column explore aspects of a have a regular current problem. The students may express themselves without administrative criticism or conflict. Patti "Our student newspaper is a voice of Smith, West the students because in it students can express views "The columns and opinions. Judy Sullivan, Murray Bruce Wand are written by students rather than teachers, and tell how students feel Lisa Both sides Gosset, East VALUE is ALWAYS FIRST ei MORGAN Jewelers! are presented in controver- Often a young motorist Is blissfully ignorant of some of the most basic and important details in preventative maintenance. anti-free- r. Our school newspaper Is a Kathy Ray, Kearns Cindy Robinson voice of the students because It reflects the activities and viewpoints of the students and Is open to them to express their opinions. It is never censored by school The typical teen driver Is well versed In matters of high performance engines and racing equipment. Yet, when It comes to more down to earth items like oil changes and tire rotation he can be lost. ing, YOUNG IDEAS anti-freez- e. Keep Eyes On Contacts Hearts Entwined rose-colore- An elegantly sculptured and Floren-fine- d wedding pair .Pianist with entwined hearts interlocking over the wedding band. 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