The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-06-03
MISSLOW HEADS SENIOR CLASS
st. Mary's Cross Much Priced Among
Kemper Hall Girls Is Not Given To-
day-Annual Musicale Is Given BY
the Students This Afternoon.
(From Wednesday s Dailyl

(From Wednesday, Daily
The last day but one of the annual
commencement exercises at Kemper
Hall showed large increase in the
number of commencement visitors and
this morning the most interesting event
of the week for the students-the an
nouncement of the award of medals and
prizes-took place in the gymnasium.
The ST. Mary's Cross which has in the
past been considered the highest honor
for the senior girls was not given, the
sisters following the plan of last year.
The highest honor among the girls Of
the senior class was awarded to Miss
Lufrerry Willard Low of Chicago, Miss
Dorothy Constance Barnaby of Green
castle, Indiana, was awarded the gold
medal for excellence in music. Miss
Frances Willis who had the honor of
being head of the collegiate depart
English competition, the second prize
was awarded to Miss Margaret Wynne.
The gold medal for house order was
awarded to Miss Isabel Greenslade and
the silver medal to Miss Katherine
Hebard Miss Catherine Weller of Mil
waukee was given the Physical Train
ing medal and Miss Katherine Kill
bourne of Rochester, MINI, another
member Of the senior class, was head of
the Military Department. Miss Ella
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Manual of Arms. The two Newell
prizes for sewing were awarded to
Miss Mary Arnold and Miss Dorothy
Harrington. The silver medal for music
was awarded to Miss Margaretta Fem.
The honors for scholarship were as
follows: Head Of the collegiate depart
ment, Miss Frances Willis, Senior Glass
Miss Lufrerry Willard Low, Senior A.
Glass Miss Frances Willis, intermediate
Glass Miss Isabel Greenslade, Junior A.
class Miss Margaret Wynne, the Sew
enth form Miss Marian Taylor. Miss
Jeanette Robinson of Kenosha won the
medal for best light work in the gym
nasium.
Honorable mention was given as fol-
lows:
Honorable mention in English-Dor-
othy Bacon, Dorothea Barnaby, Mar
gsret Fink, Katharine Story, Jane
Chase, Marian Nichols, Charlotte Can
dee, Eleanor Funk
Honorable mention in Music-Kath-
arine Kilbourne, Margaret Bunnell,
Marie Krohn, Ruth Hamilton, Dorothy
Zacharios, Clara Bues.
Harmony Marie Krohn, Isabel
Greenslade, Clara Bues.
Honorable mention in Physical Train
Dorothy Bacon, Janet Ullman,
Helen Warner, Gertrude Wollaeger,
Janet Mcleod, Frances Willis, Clara
Boyd, Martha Shaw, Marie Krohn, Su-
san Kemper.
Honorable mention in Studio Work
For the Year, Dorothy Aldrich, Edith
Highfeld, Bertha Steele, Rowena Nc
Dougall, Margaret Rowell.
For the Exhibit by the Committee
Dorothy Aldrich, Bertha Steele, Mar
garet Rowell, Genevieve Blessing.
By the Vote of the School Virginia
Austin.
This afternoon the annual recital Of
the Kemper Hall School of Music was
held, many of the students having part
on the program. The program was as
follows:
POeme .................. Grleg
jeanette Robinson
Bagatelle ................. Reinhold
Margaretta Fem
Sunrise WekeriIn
Lucille White
Air de Ballet ............ Moszkowski
Marian Barber
When Celia Sings ............ Nor
Katherine Story
Poetic Tone Pictures ........ Grieg
Eleanor Funk
Gavotte and Musette ........ d'Albert
Mary Clark
Still vie die Nacht ............. Bonn
Margaret Goodman
"a la bien aimee .............. Schutt
Esther Dyer
Etude .............. Cui
Marian Nichols
Lakme Observation-Disclosures. Delibes
Gale Ross and Katherine Story
Etude in d fat ....s.......... List
Janet Ullman
O Lovely Peace .............. Handel
The Choir
At half past ten o'clock THURSDAY
morning the annual Commencement ex-
ercise will be held at which time the
annual nddraaes will ha daIiuorn5 he +ho