Description
Seventeen Magazine May 1977 – Why Some Parents Abuse Teens – No Label – VG
This vintage May 1977 issue of Seventeen Magazine explores serious and timely topics alongside its signature coverage of fashion, beauty, and teen life. The feature article “An American Scandal: Why Some Parents Abuse Teens” by Charles and Bonnie Remsberg brings attention to an important social issue, while the magazine also highlights celebrity features like Carrie Fisher, Valerie Bertinelli, and more. With its balance of cultural commentary, personal stories, and lighthearted fashion, this issue captures the voice of youth in the late 1970s.
Condition:
The magazine is in very good condition, with minor edge wear typical of age. Please see detailed photos for condition. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive. Each issue comes with a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Highlights from the Table of Contents:
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Fashion
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In the Swim: Sew a sleek maillot or bikini (p. 42)
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1977 Feminine: Soft summer looks (pp. 129–137)
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Sew Up a South Seas Look: DIY fashion patterns (pp. 148–151)
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The Sweetest Dreams: Cool and cottony sleepwear (p. 152)
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Hiking! The Way To Go: Rugged sportswear for outdoors (pp. 160–167)
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Feminine Footing: Shoes for pretty dresses (p. 179)
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Beauty
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Fragrance Lesson (p. 6)
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On Mother’s Day . . . a Gift of Fragrance (p. 92)
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Valerie Loves Elton John & Football & Clancy the Cat & Hats Like This: Valerie Bertinelli feature (pp. 138–141)
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Dear Beauty Editor (p. 18)
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Articles & Features
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Hollywood Girl: Carrie Fisher making it on her own by Edwin Miller (p. 146)
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An American Scandal: Why Some Parents Abuse Teens by Charles & Bonnie Remsberg (p. 154)
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Charting New Courses by David Getz (p. 28)
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Braced for the Best by Carrie Holtmann (p. 36)
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A Harried Houdini: “My Dad, the Magician” by Jennifer Allen (p. 60)
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Down on the Farm: The realities of a veterinarian’s life by Michele Thomas (p. 74)
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Nutty About Squirrels by Karen Leon (p. 94)
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Baby-sitting Adventures: Turning fun into dollars by Regina Kulinicz (p. 122)
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Who Says Manners Are Out of Style? by Letitia Baldrige (p. 142)
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First Crush by Ann Bayer (p. 144)
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How Self-Hypnosis Worked for Me by Betsy Bloy (p. 158)
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Who Am I?: Tracing your roots by Dan Carlinsky (p. 202)
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Fiction & Poetry
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“You Remind Me of Lloyd” by Lael J. Littke (p. 156)
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Regular Features & Mini-Mag
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Relating: “I Feel I’ll Never Measure Up” by Abigail Wood (p. 110)
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Sports: Locker-Room Philosopher by Janice Kaplan (p. 104)
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Spotlight: Movies, records, and personalities (p. 83)
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Mini-Mag: Why do boys hide feelings, starting a coffeehouse, reel women, and more (pp. 49–56)
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This issue is especially collectible for its hard-hitting feature on teen abuse, rare early coverage of Carrie Fisher’s independence post-Star Wars, and a cultural glimpse of Valerie Bertinelli’s teen appeal. A must-have for collectors of vintage teen magazines and 1970s pop culture.