Kemper Hall School - Kodak Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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. s , ' :sv , . is . ' - - is . Standing--Beach, Duncan, Alden, Averill, Kralovcc Sitting---Thornherry. Kutill, Chairman: Renault STUDENT CCDUNCII. The Student Council this year has tried especially to keep order angl insure co' operation among the memhers of the school. At our meetings each Sunday night we have discussed difficulties found in the school, and also cases needing discipline. We hope that we have maintained the standards set hy the councils of former years. We are grateful to the Mother Superior and to Sister Flora Therese for their kind advice and assistance. MARGARET THURNBERRY, '34 l27l

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Standingfldema, Janes, B. Davis, Schriber Sitting-Childs, Vslhiting, Modine, P. Davis KQDAK STAFF In planning the Kodak this year we have tried to combine originality and simplic' ity so as to produce a truly individual volume. VJ e feel that the use of color which has been employed will help to make the 1934 Kodak an impressive annual. Although our budget has been small, due to the willing help of the members of the student body as well as that of the staff, our project has prospered Hnancially. We are particularly grateful to Mrs. Lincoln, Miss Kennedy, and Miss Guthrie who have contributed much toward making the Kodak a success. May I take this opportunity to thank the stalf for its fine cooperation and to wish the staff of next year all the luck in the world, PATRICIA DAvIs, '34 l26l

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Standing--Peters, Childs, Barnes, lanes, B. Allen Sittinggflj, Davis, Anderson, Kutill, Chairman: Carpenter, Ed. Hannahs EXECUTIVE CQMMITTEE The Executive Committee is composed of the Mother Superior, Sister Flora Therese, Miss Asgaard, Mrs. Lincoln and the chairman of each department in the school, including the class presidents of the upper school. A meeting is held every six weeks and each member reads a report of the functionings of her department. These reports are followed by discussions by which the members may make suggestions and recommendations. SALLY KUTILL, '34 l28l