Kemper Hall School - Kodak Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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HOCKEY Home Varsity Honorable Mention P. Davis Vilas Ed. Hannahs Ed- Allen Schriber. Beach Whiting P. Vkfhite Anderson Lawerence Barnes Improvement Idemil El. Hannahs Peters Childs Whyte Lane This year we have played no outside games and instead of the regular varsity, a home varsity has been elected. These girls were chosen not only for their ability to play hockey but for their good sportsmanship. Honorable mention and recognition for improvement have been given to those girls who have worked hard to improve their game. We are proud to say that three of our girls made the North Shore Hockey Team, which is made up of a group of girls along the North Shore. One of our girls played in the national hockey meet in Evanston. Betty Davis '34 l36l

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INTER-CAMP SPORTS The competition between the Sissis and the Kukus is the prominent feature of our athletic activities. The Sissis succeeded in winning the hockey, which is the most popular of the fall sports at Kemper Hall, but the score was evened when shortly afterwards the Kukus won the greatest number of points during Posture Week.. Winter brought basketball, along with swimming and pingfpong. In the winter basket- ball takes the place of hockey and although the Sissis are in the lead at the present time, there are still many more games to be played. Another important contest was the swimming meet in which once again the Sissis proved the champions. The battle is far from ended, and both teams are striving eagerly for the victory, which will not be decided until after the contests in baseball, archery, tennis, and track are completed, bringing the athletic year to a close. A cup will be awarded to the winning camp at the final athletic banquet. Alice Ann Anderson '35 SWIMMING On Mondays and Thursdays a group of Kemperites dashes off to the Y. M. C. A. pool for a jolly hour of splashing and swimming. For half the period an instructress laboriously explains the art of diving and swimmingg and then comes the fun. Some girls exhibit their accomplishments in diving while others, in an attempt to gain a sylphflike figure, swim back and forth interminably. At the mid-semester swimming meet, enthusiasm and excitement predominated as the Sissis swam their way to victory. All hopefully anticipate the final meet in June. I Marian Schriber '34 RIDING During the autumn and spring season, riding is one of the most popular sports at Kemper. Every Friday afternoon and Saturday morning a group of enthusiastic young riders sets out for a delightful two hours. After an invigorating ride through the woods and along the beach, the riders return exhausted, but looking forward to their next ride. Betty Davis '34 I37l