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

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THE BLOTTER RUTH KNAPPMAN Russell Sage College He who would search for pearls must dive below. Choral Club, '30 Clean-Up Committee, '31 Studio Art Club, '31 IT was not until last year that Ruth joined us. For a while We could form no definite opinion, for Ruth is one of those girls who do not immediately startle you, but who quietly sneak up behind you and capture your friendship without a bit of effort. The longer we know Ruth, the more we like her,-tliat's inevitable. NVQ: can only wish that she had joined us earlier. 1-Link Heinrich HENRY MEYER Yale 'Tis impious in a good man to be sad. Football, '27 Manager Baseball, '29 Soccer, '28 BLOTTER Board, '30 Dramatics, '29, '30 Tennis, '30, '31 Manager Basketball, '31 Abroad grin and an ever cheerful disposition-that's Hank . An ever faithful pillar of Kew-Forest-that's Hank , too, for he has spent his whole school life, here. Perhaps he is the baby of the class, but this does not keep him from climbing towards the top scholastically. Generosity is his second name, and anyone who must borrow always finds Hank a ready lender. We're expecting big things from him at Yale. 16

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THE BLOTTER DanCe3 ' Kershbzu1m NANQY KERSHAXV Smith BLOTTEH ljozird, '27, '30, '31 Assistant Editor IELOTTER, '30 Editor HIAOTTER, '31 Second Basketball 'l'e:i1n, '29, '30 Bzisketbzlll, '31 .lunior liz-isketball Captain, '30 Hockey, '30, '31 Lenders Club, '30, '31 Secretary lA'Ell lGl'S Club, '31 Ilrzirnzitic' Ulub, '27, '28, '31 President Drziinzitic' Club, '31 Choral Club, '27, '28 Red Mfmugvr, '30 Yisfe-President G. A. A., '31 Debating Tezun, '30, '31 'rl-IE best wziy to describe Niincy is to say that she is like zi kzileidescope, vivid, everchanging, never still. She darts and dashes about, seeming to skim lightly over every- thing, yet, strangely enough, every task to which she turns her hand she accomplishes thoroughly and completely. She can do so niziny things at the same time, such as improv- ing the school scholarship, editing the BLOTTER, helping in athletics and dramatics, and marshalling rows of beaux, that we wonder if she keeps herself from falling asleep with weztriness by talking gztily and endlessly through the day? We know that wherever our Dtuicey goes, she Will make it l-lit . .DCd0 DOROTHEA KLEHR For whereso'er I turn my ravished eye Gay golden scenes and shining projects rise. Choral Ulub, '27, '28 DCJlJO left us for zi while, but now SllB'S lack again for her lust year, much to everyone's delight, for she has the gifts of at wonderful sense of humor, a quick mind, and an overcoming personality. NVe regret that she husn't been with us longer to give us more of her cheerful dis- position. Her one shortcoming' is the ability to arrive just not on time, although she and Mr. Dixon are still good friends. 15

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THE BLOTTER DORIS RILEY College of New Rochelle Neatness personified. Choral Club, '28, '31 Studio Art Club, '31 BLOTTER Board, '31 IN Doris we find that great outstanding quality of neat- ness. Everything she does and everything she wears is just so. It's a gift. She may be quiet, but we have an idea that there is a lot of conscientious thinking going on behind those big eyes. It's taken a long time for us all to know her and now we regret that she is leaving us so soon for New Rochelle. UMW Rosey LAUROSE SCHULZBBERGE Sweet Briar What is the end of Fame? 'Tis to fill A certaln portion of uncertain paper. BLOTTER Board, '27, '28, '29, '30, '31 Editor-in-Chief BLOTTER, '30 Associate Editor BLOTTER, '31 Leaders Club, '30, '31 Choral Club, '28, '29 Dramatic Club, '28, '29, '31 Vice-President Dramatic Club, '31 Art Club, '31 T0 see Laurose's stories, you wouldn't guess that she runs to insanity. But this is the truth. She is, as she aptly states it, Positively frenzied . But beneath the insanity hes an attractive personality that draws one to her. Also, she has talent, and the ability to walk off with the prize for the best short story written by any high school student in America.. We're all very proud of her, and we are prim- ing ourselves to stick out our chests in the days to come when Laurose is startling the World with her literature, and say: I used to know her . 17