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Historical March 1993 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
This month the news that reached my ears was mostly about the younger generation in our midst.
They continue to achieve and bring us reflected glory. Ketti Hoefel, daughter of Dolores and Gene Hoefel of the 6100 block of McPherson, is getting ready to embark on a career in fashion design.
She will graduate from Washington University’s School of Fashion Design in May and will be scouting for jobs in New York over her Spring break. Our readers who also receive the St. Louis Post-Dispatch will have seen some of Ketti’s designs in the Style section of the Sunday paper in early February. She’s one of two Wash. U. students selected to present designs as part of a Paris design competition. Last summer Ketti worked in a Chicago fashion house called I.B. Diffusion getting the ever-valuable “experience” to go with her training. We’ll all be looking forward to owning an original “Ketti” some time in the future. Our Yahoo program participants, led by Bill Christman, helped the Soulard neighborhood celebrate the Lenten season from a float in their Mardi Gras parade on February 20.
They designed and made their own costumes in what Christman called an “offbeat theme.” Congratulations are due Catherine Forslund, president of SDCC, on passing her oral exams for her Ph.D.
She is a finalist for an Eisenhower fellowship, which will assist her in completing her doctoral thesis on “Anna Chennault and American Foreign Policy.” Lu Green has recently taken a new job as development director for Lutheran Family and Children’s Services. Building support and enthusiasm for any project are among Lu’s great talents.
We congratulate the Lutheran Family and Children’s Service on their choice. Your news probably won’t be in The Times unless you call or write!
Call Marj Weir, 863-7558, or send your item (and your phone # for followup) to Marj at 6120 Westminster, 63112.
Original photograph caption
YAHOO 1992–93 young artists with Bill Christman and St. Patrick costumes for the 1993 Mardi Gras float “Woops, wrong parade.” Left to right: Billy Chavez (Sheep’s Head), John McGuire, Sam DiLorenzo, Patricia Chavez, Jeremy Schoenfeld, Carla Beyer and Lucy Griesbach. Photographer not credited.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, March 1993.
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Original source: SD_Times1993_03.pdf, printed page(s) 7; PDF page(s) 7.
