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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
2
Linda Rhode, a 92 year old college editor from Elgin and a student at the University of Wisconsin, was elected newspaper editor of the Elizabeth Waters Hall publication.
Carthage College Kenosha Wis awarded Robert Lightell Bachelor of Arts degree. He resides at 419 Elgin and is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Lightell.
Proviso East will hold its class night June 14 and graduate 780 students June 16 in the fieldhouse. Four evening school students receive diplomas and 36 more seniors graduate after summer, totaling 820 for East. Proviso West graduates 809 seniors the next evening.
Five year old Judy Koepp of 1006 Ferdinand was struck on the head by a toy truck while playing with a friend. The head wound was treated at Oak Park Hospital.
Cradle roll call notes Allen J born May 28 at Elmhurst Hospital to At Mallivitz and Jeannine with grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Mallivitz. Allen has sisters Janet, Carol, and Denise. They stay in Elkhorn with Barbara and Dennis McBride now of Maywood. Maureen Shaun born May 17 at West Lake Hospital to Barbara and Dennis McBride. Siblings Michael and Daniel attend.
Mrs Bessie Seifferth writes in memory of her husband Arthur H. Seifferth who died June 7 1947. She recalls his loving character and notes he is gone but not forgotten after eighteen years.
High Twelve Club members and guests will hear historian Harry Williams speak at a Friday noon gathering at Oak Park Arms. Williams, a Boyd Professor at Louisiana State University, will discuss his career from Wisconsin to LSU and his 1966 67 Vyvyan Harmsworth Professorship at Oxford.
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