Kemper Hall School - Kodak Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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MARCH l-Betty Davis celebrates her seventeenth birthday! Z-The big gym at the HY sees some very speedy basketball, during which VVis- consin beats Illinois to tie the series, and the Second team Sissis tie with the Kukus. We swim afterwards. 3-How tasty are Eskimo Pies when served with cookies and fudge . . . we trust we helped the Lenten Fund at the Intermediates, tea! 4-Inauguration of President Roosevelt. The afternoon is spent in hiking. Our prominent social leaders are beautifully chagrined at the Senior A stunts. 10-Seniors manage to beat the Intermediates. ll-Three darling plays, HStuffed Owls , the Mirthful MarionettesiK and HForty Singing Seameni, are presented by Miss IWartinE speech classes. 16-Illinois wins the Championship, playing at the iiY . 17eThe Junior Ais and 3,5 must take credit for the most bounteous tea 0f the year . cakes, ice-creamt and big Huffy meringues. ISeTwo short plays iiSaturday Market and iiWith the Help of Pierette,, are presented by the Troubadours; both are successful, in spite of blinking lights. 21-Sissis beat the Kukus, sweeping the basketball season. Jeannie Vollintine C33 is welcomed back. 24eHail the Ping Pong champion: Alice Ann! ZSeSpring vacation. APRIL 8-C0nfirmation. Mrs. Robert Gregory speaks on India. lS-The Easter Play iiThy Kingdom ComeH is beautifully presented and marks a new tradition at Kemper. MAY l3eThe Intermediate Dance is darling. l4eIsabelle and Fernella present a lovely piano recital. 20-Athletic Demonstration. 24eFounders, Day. 27eThe Senior Dance at Exmoor. 28-Musicale. JUNE S-Exams close! 6-C0mmencement Play WThe Crusade 0f the Children . 7eThe marks are read. Jackie presents a charming recital. Reception in the evening. 8-Commencement.

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StandingaPeters, P. Davis, Anderson, I. Whiting, Dorsey. SittingeWerner, F. Carpenter, Keller. Kodak Staff- The staffls purpose this year has been to present a more original and modern volume; we have found to our delight that this plan goes hand in hand with strict economy. There have been two very successful innovations in the Kodak work this year. One was that of having a staff composed largely of underclassmen. We strongly recommend this system, for it will create in future staffs a ready knowledge of annual building. Our second experiment was the regular holding of conferences with Sister Flora Therese and members of the faculty, :1 practice to maintain a unified, general interest in the book. Our gratitude is due to Mrs. Lincoln, to Nliss Kennedy, and to all those very generous Kemperites Who have saved us from financial distress. We turn the book over to you hoping that it adequately reflects life at Kemper and wishing all luck to the staff of 734-. FLORENCE CARPENTER, ,33.