Kemper Hall School - Kodak Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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Left to Right---Barnes, Whiting, White, Thornherry, Pugh. Renault PRESS CLUB The Press Club is an organization that originated two years ago. Its aim is to encourage girs interested in journalism, and to send out good publicity for the school. The Club consists of two members from each class. These members meet regularly once a week to write up important happenings, All our items which have been printed in the newspapers we keep in a scrapbook of which we are very proud. This year we have been active in sending out notices of athletic events, honor rolls, social activities, recitals, and plays to the hometown papers of the students. BARBARA BARNES, '34 I 321

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Standing- -Peters, E. Allen, Bell. B. Davis, Beach, Modilic, Spencer Sitting-B. Allen. Thornberry, Barnes, P. Davis GUILD OF THE HGLY CHILD Une of the most sacred of Kemper Hall memories will always center around the Guild of the Holy Child. Every year the Guild chooses new members from the three upper classes, and they are on probation until February. New members were received into the Guild this year on the night of Shrove Tuesday by Bishop Ivins. The annual Guild Sale was held on December ninth, following a set of Troubaf dour plays. During the rest of the year we worked on articles for charity. At the Epiphany Banquet on January thirteenth, the old English Custom of cut' ting the cake to see who will find the ring and the bean was carried out. After the Banquet the Guild gave a dance in the Gymnasium. We all wish to thank Sister Flora Therese for her guidance and help during the year. EDNA ALLEN, '34 l3ll

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Fifth Row Kutill, McNaughton, P. Davis. Fourth Row Beach, Whitilig, McMillan, Bell, B, Davis, Bowen, Averill, Pugh, Schriher, Lowrey. Tlnrd Row-f Vollintine, Raiiel, Duncan. Marshall, lanes, B. Allen, Thornherry, Kralevec, Ross, Welcli, Parshe, Second Row'--fHamilton, Modine, Childs, Smith, Barnes, E. Allen, Spencer, Peters, McFadden. Alden, Lawcrcnce, P. White. First Row Renault, Hood, M. Cornish, Lytton, Quinlan, C. Cornish. CHOIR This year thc choir of Kemper Hall was divided into three groups, namely, St. Dunston's, St. Gregory's, and St. Raphael's. The latter consisted of the Lower School while the other two were represented hy the upperclassmen. The annual Christmas Carol Service was held on Decemher seventeenth. I Sing of a Maiden That is Matchlessf' a new carol written hy Father Douglas, as well as a new group of carols hy Van Holtz were sung, in addition to many of the traditional hymns and carols. On the Feast of the Purification, with its Candlemas procession of lights, the choir sang the Missa Marialis with the Npropersu of the Feast, traditional plainsong. The choir also sang the propers of Palm Sunday and assisted on Easter Eve at thc first Vespers of Easter when the new tire was kindled and the paschal candle lighted to hurn throughout the forty days of Easter. On Good Friday St. Dunstan's Choir sang Kastalskys Penitent Thief, and a capella, those two most heautiful Bach Chorals, O Sacred Head, and 'iAh Holy Jesu. A program of folkfsongs and folkfdances was presented in the spring, Barhara Spencer '34 l33l