Kemper Hall School - Kodak Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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Honora ry Varsity Hockey Baxketball Anderson Anderson P. Davis Ed. Hannahs Ed. Hannahs Keller Keller Peirce Peirce Soutar Soutar Werner Werner F. Whitting A. Whyte Honorable Mention Dierssen Carpenter Lautz Lautz Perry Perry Peters Peters Schriber A. Whyte This year, since we played no outside games, an honorary varsity team was chosen in place of the former varsity team. This team was composed of girls picked, not only because of their ability to play well, but also selected because of their effort and sportsmanship. It was considered a great honor to be a member of this team. Two of its members were chosen from a group of girls selected from five other schools to play on the North Shore Hockey Team against a group of Chicago girls. Needless to say, this was a great honor for Kemper Hall. PATRICIA DAVIS, 34. H61

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ATHLETIC!

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Inter-Camp Sports Due to the absence of a regular varsity, the competition between the two camps, the Kukus and the Sissis, is very keen this year. In the hockey games, which played an important part in the fall athletic activities, the Sissis were Victorious. The Kukus, however, won the greatest number of points during Posture Week. There is also great rivalry in the series of basketball games, which is now in session. Although the Sissis are ahead at present, the Kukus continue to hope that they may triumph in the end. We are eagerly looking forward to spring, which will bring baseball, track, tennis, and golf. After the final tournaments and games have been held, a cup will be awarded to the camp which has acquired the most points during the year. PATRICIA DAVIS, ,34. Swimming This year we have again been given the privilege of using the excellent pool at the Kenosha Y. M. C. A. The younger girls are particularly enthusiastic about this sport. An instructor is at the pool each week to give any help or advice to the girls who wish it. A mid-semester swimming meet was planned, but due to various difhculties, it could not be held. We hope, however, that we may have one in the spring to bring the year to a successful ending. PATRICIA DAVIS, 34-. Rldlng Riding continues to be one of the most popular sports at Kemper Hall. Every Friday afternoon and Saturday morning a group of girls leaves the school to enjoy an exhilarating ride in the open air. The riders may either roam through the wooded paths of Petrified Springs or gallop briskly down the hard Lake Michigan beach. These rides are eagerly anticipated by many of the girls. PATRICIA DAVIS, 34. I471