The first aspect of the movies that I have noted is that the quality of their films on this DVD is sub-par. I think these movies should be done with the failures and uncertain soundtrack evident in this DVD.

At least when we were watching them fifty years ago the school, looked up and heard the same and then you do on this DVD! [In fact, I think the DVD is better - a school 16 mm sound projector must be able to maintain an even speed, because the music will whine and swing up to leave almost the kingdom of melody!] For anyone to sixty or early seventies, this DVD will bring many memories. Funny thing, though; It seemed more logical to my wife and me now than when we had to show in late 1950 and early 1960's! Then, it seemed corny, even annoying to watch a room full of potential partners dating! If we really none of these suggestions, he or she will know you were at the movie! So much for chronology "by the book! Still, there are many practical information in these old films that will certainly not harm teenagers today to see. Parents may want to get a copy to watch with their children to open discussion on various issues.

It could be both fun and fruitful experience for both parents and adolescents. I simply suggest to avoid the embarrassment of the first viewers of these films deal not show films in a classroom full friends! So, this DVD is great in two respects. Historically it is the movies watched by the grandparents of many of today's adolescents.

It may help to understand her grandfather and grandmother in terms of dating.

And it is a great way to display dating concerns that never change.

The way you treated today may be different from how to deal with their grandparents, but I am sure that it is still as difficult for an adolescent boy news for dating a girl ask for a day or for a young teen girl to know what talk about a date as it was two generations back!

Are You Popular? 1947 9:52 One of the best examples of post World War II social guidance films, with the "good examples" and "bad girls, good and bad dating etiquette, courtesy to parents, and an analysis of what popular and others not.

A scream and a disappointing document of postwar conformity. Director: Ted Peshak. Photo: Bill Rockar. Writers: Robert Chapin and Patricia Kealy. Edited by George Wilbern. Educational Advisor: Dr.

Alice Sowers, Director, Family Life Institute of the University of Oklahoma. By Marilyn Fisher (Caroline Ames)? Mother of Marilyn Fisher (Mrs.

Ames)? Bill Fein (Larry)? Bunny Catcher (Ellie); Lester Podewell (Mr.

Ames)? Shaya Nash (Ginny) and David Whitehouse (Boy Lunch at the Table). What to do on a date 1950 10:45 A high school senior learns how and where to ask a girl for a date, where to get a good time, and how to avoid spending too much money or being bored by commercialized amusements. Director: Ted Peshak. Cameraman: Dale Sharkey. Writers: George Tychsen, Bradford. Editor: Dick Kirschner. Narrator: George Stone. Dating: Do's and Don'ts 1949 11:55 Classic educational film for teen daters, presented here in the rare (but incomplete) Kodachrome version. Starting with the date 1953 11:20 An insecure young adolescent boy who has just reached dating age learns how to plan and enjoy a date (with a girl at least a foot taller than him). With studs Terkel (Swimming Coach). Producer: Milan Herzog.

Social-Sex Attitudes in Adolescence 1953 22:59 Social sex development of Bill and Mary and how they came to meet, fall in love and marry. Emotional maturity 1957 19:46 The story of Dave, an emotionally unstable adolescent who can not accept that his girlfriend will leave the firm with him and the football coach has benched, and it loses control and gets into trouble. How to Say No: Moral Maturity 1951 10:30 How to say no to unwanted smoking, drinking and petting, and still remain friends. How do you know that is love? 1950 12:34 It gives students a basis for thinking clearly about real love and shows that mere conviction of love is not enough to insure lasting happiness.

A drama. Junior Prom 1946 20:16 The experience of two couples double date at the Junior Prom.

The Prom: It's a pleasure! 1961 17:11 How to behave. Going Steady; 1951 10:34 Attempts to lead teenagers into a debate on the complex issue will be fixed. Provides little support for the practice. How Affection; 1958 19:48 How far can young people go in petting and still stay within the limits of personal standards and social mores? For emotional maturity 1954 10:14 teenage girl reflects the emotional growth, remembering episodes in which love , fear, anger were not always under control, and decides not to go "park" with her boyfriend.