Kemper Hall School - Kodak Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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B. Allen, Modine, Dierssen, Soutar, E. Allen, Hubbell, P. Davis, Kutill. Student Council The Student Council this year has endeavored to increase the individual re- sponsibility of each girl throughout the school. We have continued the committees established last year and have added one for the Choir. Thereby we hope to insure a sense of cob'peration. The girls settled down very quickly in the fall, and thus facilitated the work of the Council. A Suggestion Box has been introduced, to which the girls may contribute when- ever they have something truly constructive to offer. We are deeply indebted to the student body for its support and also take this opportunity to express our deepest gratitude to the Mother Superior and Sister Flora Therese. Without their help, Whatever we may have accomplished would have been left yet undone. JACQUELINE SOUTAR, 33. i391

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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.

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Keller, XVerner, XVaters, Soutar, Lautz, Peirce, F. Carpenter. Executive Committee The importance of the Executive Committee lies not in its material accomplish- ments but in the support it gives to each department. This committee consists of the Mother Superior, Sister Flora Therese, Mrs. Lincoln, Miss Asgaard, and the heads of the various departments. In the meetings held every six weeks, reports are read by the various members from each department, and the discussions which follow often afford valuable ideas. VVe have increased the number of the members by including the presidents of the various classes in the upper school. Thus we have a far more representative group. A new revision of the point system for oHices has been presented to the Com- mittee and adopted. With the termination of the school year, the work of this body is also brought to a close. We trust we have contributed something to the betterment of the school. JACQUELINE SOUTAR, 33.