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Seventeen Magazine June 1969 – “It’s All Upbeat for College Mergers” Issue (No Label, Good Condition)
Celebrate the start of summer with Seventeen Magazine’s June 1969 issue, a sun-filled edition exploring fashion on a budget, college life changes, teen romance, and fresh beauty for the season. Featuring the optimistic article “It’s All Upbeat for College Mergers,” this issue captures a pivotal moment in American youth culture—when coeducation was reshaping campus life. The magazine is in good condition, showing normal age wear, and comes exactly as shown in a protective plastic covering.
Issue Highlights:
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Campus Culture Shift: College Mergers
Roul Tunley’s feature, “It’s All Upbeat for College Mergers,” dives into the growing movement of coeducation across American universities. With humor and insight, the article reflects the excitement and adjustment many teens faced as traditional college norms evolved in the late ’60s. -
Summer Fashion Under $20
Stretch your style without stretching your budget in “Fashion Plenty, Under $20”. With fun editorial spreads like “Go,” “Dash,” “Skiddoo,” and “Catch a Gentle Beach Breeze,” this issue highlights stylish summer finds that are affordable and easy to wear. DIY lovers will enjoy “Sew a Mix of Ciré Slicks” with included patterns. -
Hair & Beauty Features
Themed “Shiny-Hair Pageantry,” the beauty section spotlights Renaissance-inspired looks, perfect for sun-drenched days and starlit summer nights. Other highlights include “Shades of Summer,” “Hairdos of the Month,” and expert advice from “Dear Beauty Editor.” -
Fiction and Reader Reflections
Original fiction such as “The Whole Cookie” and “A Perverse Madonna in Love” explores the complexities of teen relationships. Readers also contribute to thoughtful sections like “Please Don’t Tell Me To Forget Him,” “On the Scene: Teens and the Ballot Box,” and “In My Opinion” by Shelley Fisher. -
Home, Food & Lifestyle
From “The Great Eating Outing” to “How To Write to a Boy... Briteley!” this issue offers creative and practical advice for fun and connection. Stationery trends and decorating tips are featured in “Now Notepapers, Posthaste.” -
Pop Culture & Entertainment
Catch up with actress Kim Darby in “A New Name... A New Life,” explore film and stage reviews in “Spotlight!” and enjoy Record Reviews for the latest hits. “Picture of the Month: Popi” and Teen Travel Talk reflect the cultural energy of the time.
This vintage issue is a nostalgic time capsule of teen life at the dawn of the 1970s—where bold style, changing social norms, and heartfelt youth perspectives take center stage. A perfect addition for collectors, historians, or fans of vintage fashion and media.
Please Note:
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Item is in good vintage condition with minor age wear; see listing photos for details.
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Add the Seventeen Magazine June 1969 issue to your collection and discover how summer style and campus culture came together during a transformative moment in teen history.