The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-06-15
HONORS AW ARDED.
KEMPER HALL GIRLS RECEIVE THE
REWARDS OF MERIT.
TWELFTH NIGHT" IS GIVEN
annual commencement of the Musical
Department. was Held this Afternoon
Miss Grace Sands Gunther Gets the
Saint Mary Cross

Xemper Hall Commencement still
remains topic of absorbing interest
and as the time for the final close of
school grows near the interest is in
creased among the many loyal Kemper
Hall girls in Kenosha.
Last evening large crowd of town
people and Commencement visitors
gathered at Armitage Hall, to witness
the annual play given by the Kemper
Hall dramatic club. It was Shake
speare's Twelfth Night, and the inter-
probation by the young ladies was a
great credit to the ability of the girls
as actresses. Miss Neff, of this city,
deserves especial mention for her
beautiful portrayal of the character Of
Viola. Miss Wilson, of Milwaukee,
also won nigh favor by her witty actions
as Sir Andrew Agueeheek. The cast
of characters was as follows:
Orsino, Duke of Illyria. ............. Miss Prall
Sebastian brother to Viola. -. Miss McCusky
Antonio, q sea captain. Miss Lambertson
G yalentne Dukes attendants MISS S Gun Gn7r
Sir Toby Belch. .....................Mi Miss Snow
Sir Andrew Aguecheek .......... Miss Wilson
Malvolio steward to olivia, Miss Finch
F Fasfs clown Olivia srvans MIS- Mss H8 9paft
Olivia. Miss Spencley
Viola. .......... .......... :. 49,. Miss Neff
Maria. ......M1ss Sch1fman
First Oficer .............. .......... Miss Cole
Second Officer ......................Mi Miss VaWter
Musicians.
This morning was the time set for
the reading of the marks and the an
nouncement of the honors and medals
for the year. This brought a large
crowd to Armitage Hall, and each one
who received a medal was greeted with
applause. The highest honor of the
year was won by Miss Grace Sands
Gunther, who was awarded the Saint
Mary Cross.
The complete list of honors as an
nounced was:
The Saint Mary Cross-Grace Sands
Gunther.
Arithmetic = Competitive = Estelle
Gertrude Champagne.
neutrality-suspicious. Maud
Fay.
Botany-Annis Louise Palmetier.
Music-Gold-Irma St. Vrain Cole.
Silver-Bessie Louise Bradley.
House Order - Collegiate - Adele
Cooley Leszynsky. Preparatory
let Holmes Raber.
For PunctuaIity Margaret Lorena
Adams.
Physical Training Eliza Adelaide
Draper.
Military Drill = Virginia Cooper
Grant.
The Newell Prize-Sewing First
Ruth Kimball. Second -Aline Asenath
Snow.
Graduating Class intellectual Rank
in Collegiate Course-Mary Chandler
Draper, 8941; Leone Maude Fay,
8 906; Grace Sands Gunther, 8 500;
Mabel Frances Kilbourne, 8.6l1; Vir-
GINA Cooper Grant, 1924; Adele
Cooley Leszynsky, 8'512; Evelyn New
ton Lynas, 8.505; Florence Dudley
Finch, $500. Special conditions
Caroline Ashe McClintic, 8.486; May
Catherine Thomson, 400; Ellen
Johnston Dermont, 165.
HONOR ROLL.
Head of Collegiate Department
Eliza Adelaide Draper.
Head of Preparatory Department
Estelle Gertrude Champagne.
Senior Class Leone Maude Fay.
Intermediate - Margery Elizabeth
Lamb ertsOn.
Junior A-Virginia Alice Cooper.
Junior B-Eliza Adelaide Draper.
Studio = Antique Class Agnes B.
Street, Helen Ray MARS, Marjorie
Ward. Sketch Class-Agnes Bourne
Street, Anne Poyntelle Wilson, Ada
Eugenia Bading