Kew Forest School - Blotter Yearbook (Forest Hills, NY)

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THE BLOTTER Farrington ANITA FARRINGTON Ladies, whose bright eyes raln influence Varsity Hockey, '28, '29, '30, '31 Varsity Basketball, '28, '29, '30, '31 Junior Basketball, '27 Second Team Basketball, '27 Leaders Club, '29, '30, '31 Cheer Leader, '30, '31 Vice-President of Class, '31 Art Club, '30, '31 President Art Club, '30 Vice-President Art Club, '31 Manager Reds, '29 WE just shrink quietly back into our shells and sit gaping when Farrington appears. An athlete, an artist, a social light, an organizer, or what haven't you, Almost any enjoyable characteristic you can imagine may be found somewhere in Anita's category of accomplishments. She is just one of those people ' ' MURIEL FLUHR Adelphi Her ways are ways of pleasantrless, and all her paths are peace. ' Choral Club, '31 Dramatic Club, '30, '31 MLTRIEL is perhaps the quietest influence in our noisy senior class. She spreads an atmosphere of peace and calm over her turbulent fellow students, Conscientiousness is her outstanding ability. In Muriel we Hnd the necessary balance which calms down an otherwise unnecessarily noisy class. 13 ' ae?-a 4

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THE BLOTTER SANFORD CLOSE .isandyu He stands aloof, looking down upon the throng. Philanthropy Chairman, '31 Football, '29 Tennis, '30, '31 OUR mental picture of Sandy is of someone Wandering around the school in a very preoccupied manner-per- haps thinking of some member of the Kew-Forest alumnae. But despite this preoccupation, he accomplishes a great deal of work. This year he has devoted much of his time very successfully to philanthropy. He took up the work in that quiet way of his and carried it out so efficiently that we cannot help visualizing Sandy in later life as doing the same job on a big scale, as did Mr. Hoover in the late war. UAI'ty 'lN6Tf.S ARTHUR COLLINS Wiliams My sentence is for open war. BLOTTER Board, '27, '28, '29, '30, '31 Business Manager BLOTTER, '29, '30, '31 Basketball, '29 Baseball, '28, '29, '30 Soccer, '28 Debating, '30, '31 Captain Debating, '31 Tennis, '29, '30, '31 Dramatics, '29 ARTHUR is the future business manager of the nation as is shown by his efficient management of the BLOTTER. He has abiilty to Work fwhen he feels like ity, especially in debating. The way he makes debaters opposing him feel just like two particularly small pennies, by casting a sardonic grin and a few sarcastic remarks at them, is something to rejoice over. This, so Arthur fondly believes, is due to the fact that he is very hardhearted. It's just the principle of the thing with Arthur. 12 4' u

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T 1 s Q Q f t 1 E . s i I ! K s l i Q 3 i l X , v : l 4 1, THE BLOTTER ' 'Bob' ' ROBERT KELLEHER XVillia1ns For most men, till by losing rendered sager 173, Will back their own opinions by a wager. Apologies to Byron Football, '27, '29, '30 Baseball, '27. '28, '29, '30 Basketball, '28, '29, '30, '31 Soccer, '28 Tennis, '28, '29, '30, '31 President Class, '30, '31 Leaders Club, '31 Debating, '30, '31 Traffic, '31 BOB , the mighty president of the senior class, has accomplishments of all sorts to his credit. As far back as we can remember, he has been the athlete, and now We see him exerting this skill and brainwork plus on the debating platform and in class. VVe shall not be a bit surprised to see him a member of an All-American team, or upholding the intellectual standards of the country. His efficient service as head traffic manager at Kew-Forest might even qualify him for chief of police. nlKel1,1 ELLEN KENNEDY Russell Sage College She builded better than she knew. Vice-Chairman Clean-Up Committee, '31 Choral Club, '28, 730, '31 Art Club, '31 Assistant Art Editor BLOTTEH, '31 BLOTTER Board, '29, '31 ELLEN was one of those people too modest to stand up for her own rights. But this last year We have found in her a personality which has made her the head of several successful committees. When we find things done very efficiently, we are quietly informed that Ellen did them. Keep doing it, Ellen. 14