The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-06-14

Students at Kemper Hall Receive
Rewards for the Work of
the School Year.
MISS HoLBERT WINS THE CROSS
Highest Honor of the Year Goes TO St.
Paul Girl Commencement of Musical
Department Held Monday

Department Held Monday.
Monday was A1umnae day at Kemper
Hall and large number of the old
Kemper Hall girls from all parts of
the country were in the city re-
calling the pleasant memories of the
past. In obeyance to the time honored
custom the reading of the honor roll
was held in the morning. The highest
honor of the year the st. Mary's
Cross was awarded to Miss Helen
Ho1bert, of St. Paul. Other honors
awarded and the standing of the class
in studentship was as follows:
Medals and Prizes.
The Saint Mary Cross Helen Hol-
bert.
Arithmetic 7ompetitiye Agnes
Snow.
English-Competiye Margery E1iz-
abeth Lambertson.
Botany argaretta Brown.
Music-Go1d Sara Louise Kill
bourne.
Silver Margaret Hathaway Merrick
House Order Collegiate - Ada
Eugenia Bading. Preparatory -Car-
RE Er1ardt Browne11
For Punctua1ity Sara Louise Kill
bourne, Margaret Hathaway Merrick.
Physical Training Ruth Antoinette
Spensley.
The Newell Prize Sewing Marion
Stuart Trip1er.
The names of the graduates for 1900
are: Sara Louise Kilbourne, MargerY
Elizabeths Lam bertson, Anne Poyn-
te11e Wilson, Ada Eugenia Bading,
Agnes Snow, Florence Nef, Ruth An
toinette Spens1ey, Helen Holbert, Irna
ST. Wrain Cole, Cora Catherine Vaw-
ter, Blanche Emily Price, Rosa1ind
Wo1lensak, Eleanor McCaskey, Sue
Dorothy Sharitt.
Honor ro11-1899-190 Head of the
Collegiate Department, Sara Louise
Ki1bourne. Head of the Preparatory
Department, Florence Benbow Fergu-
son. Seniors class, Sara Louise Kill
bourne Senior A class, Helen Ray
MARS. Intermediate, Helen Hartley
St. George. Junior A, Eliza Adelaide
Draper Junior B, Este1le Gertrude
Champagne.
Honora bic Mention, Studio:
Antique class Mabel France Kill
bourne, Helen Ray Mairs, Winifred
Ho1bert.
Sketch class - Winifred Ho1bert,
Mabel Frances Ki1bourne, Bessie Mary
NcKin1.
Music-Jane Augur Holabird, Julia
Stewart Cummings, Ada Valentine
Dallas, Mary Edna Wilson.
A large crowd gathered at Arnitage
Hall in the afternoon to witness the an
nua1 exercises of the musical depart
ment of the school, The following
program was rendered.:
Bach .."My Heart Ever Faithful
Chorus.
Bach ,.....,.. Govotte in B Minor
Adelaide Draper ~
Chaminade A..-s.,. :. -. L'Angelus
Emma Winans, Gertrude Guilbault
Jensen. 20 sI... H.. sWille' the Wisp
Ada Dallas.
DR.. Arne .......-.......... Polly Willis
Meyer Helmund.. .............T The Black Bird
Julia Cummings
Meyer HelmuUd .......................M azurka
Lneile Adams.
Grieg The Princess
GODDARD .........-....L Lullaby from t'Joceylin'
Gertrude GuilbauIt.
Violin Obligatoa Mr.. Jacoby.
GOdOrd ...... ..Spinnelied
Edna Wilson.
PART H.
Kirchner... ............ ..........,.... Waltz
Ada Bading and Cora Vawter.
Mcdowell ......... ............ Idyllen
Julia Cummings.
Mendelssohn. ................. Trio from Elijah
Chorus.
Mr. Jacoby, Eleanor Nc Caskay,
Josephine Jacoby Violins.
Schumann ...............-.N achtstucke
Cora Vawter.
...,...- 49,. ........... Die Roslein
Irma Cole and Gertrude Guilbault.
Chopin ...... Waltz in A Flat
Margaret Merrick
Schubert. ...,..... -. The Wanderer
Irma Cole.
List. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50. POlonaise in E
Sara Kilbourne
Chorus.
After the annual musicale the re-
union and business meeting of the
Kemper Hall A1umnae was held and
officers reelected for the coming year.