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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1983
Page
11
Jim Baker and Margaret Palladino, both 16, urge parents to treat teens as capable individuals. They call for recognizing teens' ideas, granting freedom to use good judgment, and building an adult-to-adult relationship or friendship to close the communication gap.
Michael Hennessy, a Bishop Ludden High School senior, is active in the National Honor Society, Honor Roll, tennis team, CYO basketball, and Who’s Who Among American High School Students. He serves as a student council adviser and math tutor. Son of John and Rosemary Hennessy, he plans to attend SUNY Geneseo to study chemical engineering.
William Robinson editor listed with phone number 470 2279. The page header shows Saturday June 25 1983 and page designation AlO.
A reader asks about fear of riding home with a drunk boyfriend and how to address the issue. The response urges honest, private conversation before the next party, warns against excuses, and suggests safer alternatives or ending the relationship if respect for safety is lacking.
Dear Ann Landers answers a reader in a second marriage about a husband who honors his first wife with flowers and a double grave site. She advises leaving things as they are and notes possible remarriage if he dies first, then suggests seeking an alcoholism booklet.
Parents share mixed feelings as their teens finish high school. Reginald Russell recalls hectic schedules yet pride in Heidi's choir and music fundraisers. Others describe anticipation of independence, college deadlines, and pride in academics.
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