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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1973
Page
9
A 1973 San Antonio Light classified feature presents a column on teen identity. It contains a rap meditation by a teen about trying to fit in, coping with peer pressure, and seeking authenticity, followed by two reader responses urging self acceptance and selfishness for personal growth.
Miss Martha Ann Hill and Patrick Francis Welch, both Su Ross University students, married Saturday evening at the First Christian Church in Alpine. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Hill Jr. of San Antonio and Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Welch of Alpine. Attending the couple were Mrs. George H. Hensley of San Antonio and Jack Viveras. The newlyweds will live in Alpine.
An advice column fragment discusses focusing on personal interests and social ease. It suggests seeking peers with shared tastes to feel more comfortable and potential romantic connection, urging direct conversation about shared tasks like a history assignment and offering practical tips.
A chaotic column blends celebrity chatter about Lizas possible musical collaboration with Desi Arnaz Jr and marriage hints to Lucille Ball's son. It meanders through World War II foibles of Noel Coward, Bond film trivia, and the marital status of public figures, ending with scattered Q&A snippets and gossip about Senator Tunney and Elizabeth Ashley.
The Shire Convention of Ep it Alpha hosts a Saturday event at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio with chapters in San Antonio and Kerreille. State president Mr. Lubbock Amoe Helmstetter and convention chairs Mrs. Barney Hewitt, Linton, and Mrs. Ethel May Laughlin organize a week including a mixer on Thursday, executive board luncheon, dinner Friday, awards luncheon, installation dinner-dance Saturday, workshops, assemblies, and a memorial service. Mayor Charles Becker proclaims ESA Week.
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