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

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THE BLOTTER Leaders Encouraoe Scholarshrp URING the current school year the Leaders Club has surpassed the reeord of former achievement Through a larger membershnp nt his been able to lecom plrsh many alms and deslres of preuous years Probably the greatest of these rttun ments has been the rnauguratlon of a new system of voting which takes Into eonslderl tlon scholarship extra currncullr lctnltles and the character of the puprl proposed for membershlp By thus method of xotung emphasns ns put on the open records ot the proposed members Addltnonal commrttee aetrvltres beslde those thlt hue been etfeetnve ln other years have been rnstrtuted such lb unrforms chevrons Senior Day and most lm portant of all seholarshlp The class of 1951 gaxe to the school a scholarshrp banner whrch goes month by month to the class havlng the best record Because of thrs banner and the farthful work of the scholarshrp commnttee the academlc record of the school was never so hrgh as rt IS today Members and non members of the club work on all commlttees and ln thrs way qL13.l1t1CS of leadershlp are revealed and en thusrasm 1n school work IS aroused The members are Murrel Mnllar presldent osephrne Vahlslng vnce presrdent Mar garet Knapp secretary and ean Brettman Ervun Clse Dons Clark eannette Clark Mary Dale Deborah Davenport Grace Ecleman Martha Hanes Ethel Hassall Catherrne Hoban ullana Hoban Helga Holch Dorothy ohn Catherlne Kneeland My rtle Knorpp Betty Nexsel Betty Parks Dora Portrlla Isabel Rodgers Margaret Vahlslng and Severn Whrtacre MYRTLE KNORPP 37 23 U ' 2, 1 1 1 ' 'W I 2 . . 1 ' 2 1 ' 1' - . r 1' . ' ' . 1 ' 1'- 1 l' ll 1' 1 -7, l' 1 ' . ' W. 'L- ' 1 4, ' 1' . 2 L -'ll' 1 21 ' , ' ' . Y ' '17 l .- - ' . . , 1 1 K ' . K- '.f, .' , x. 1 yy. . .-' . ' . L , L A I , QW . , ' ', 'l 1, 1 1 V ' 1 e , ' l. 1 ' ' 1 . t , . y , . h . L .Q L . 7 . . , . g ,n ' , -l 1 I 1 1 ' -1 - 'D 1 . 1 ' ' , ' QI ' ' , ' - ' 5 1- , Je ' , 1 , ,lf 2 3 ' 9 1 ' 7 4 7 ' v ' :J 5 1 4 v J 1 l ' 1 V 1 x 'v ' 1 4 ve ' .1 . ,

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II BLOTTE C1pt1in canette Clarle who was chosen as the school representitiye in the competition for the Long Island Inter sehohstie Indiyiduftl Championship vms rited third and reeeiyed 1 gold leey vsith 1 srtpphire Other ivsards viere 1SfOllOVKb Gold Ixey Muriel Millar bilyer Ixeys Doris Cltrle Mary Dile Debomh Duenoort Criec Ielemin I-Iely,1 Holeh Myrtle Ixnorpp Emily Lfmton Betty Pirles Bronze Ixexs Iosephine Vthlsinfe, Miry Itne Miller IN sm IAM Miiiiit NNIII fi Commencement Plans Completed I-IE innuil Commeneemcnt exereises of the sehool veill ttlee pliee in the eyening Bridley of Amherst College Representing, the eliss Myrtle Ixnorpp Muriel Millir md efinnette Cllfle xxill speak Under the direetion of Mr Alfred Boyee held of the musie deynrtmcnt of the school the I-heh behool pupils will sine lem C 11111 by Gounod find the ehorus of Glow: by Buzz: Peeem of vyhieh Mr Boyee vyill sing, the solo part The Choril Club vxill present one number S1 j dau afdnmi by Chiminadc After the QW irding of diplomis by the Hc.1dm1sters the school songs C11 z AI1111 lllzlei by Nedrfl Cullettc 29 ind Ad S1111111111111 by Citherine Lewerth 79 will close the ywroerlm Miss Esther Dickie orelnist find Miss Nllbel Deegan xtolinist vsill lssist 22 T I-I 1 R I ,I Y I L y Y .JY YI L L I . Y - Y, Y-. 7 I Y I . I I ' I I' ' II! I 7 Y. 7 , Y- I- Y f YY Y Y . , , 1 A 1 . ' 'L ' , ' ' I , ' I . ' , It ' y. ' ' ..z '35 .Ii A it f i I..-vue 2 A '1 .Af . 'I .' . N YI A ' 4 '. I , . ' . I yy june 3, in the Church-in-the-Gardens. 'llic guest speaker will be Professor Phillips 1 . Y, I S I 1 7 sl I .S . I y . - Lg-v Y . ' y I . I L L Ju I . k Y YI k- L 'I . . I .- I U . Y-.Y ,L . ll 'L V I .7 .5 ,N Y, 5, Y yy. ,Mix V L I - - -Iy' Y I- .-It, Y I' . rt- YI 'I y A ' . '4 I I t Y ' f . ' ' I. A I YS, I. L . 1 Y I l 1 A I y 1 y Y L . I , . Y '- 7 Y' +, . 'L . ' I'I . 72 Ii, . I' it ' , 'I II, 'I L I.

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THE BLOTTER THI HIGH SCHOOI PHILANTHROPX CONMITTII linruue School Engages un Phulanrhuopv The summary of the years phulan thropy conducted by the pupuls of the school follows I Thanlesgux ung fa Lower School Classes Iood and Clothung for ten famu ues The sum of 5543 96 also expended Hugh School Classes famulues Large amount of clothung for Thruft Shop 'Ihe sum of S86 70 raused II Chrustmas 1 Iovx er School C lfusses The Asso uutuon for Improvung the Condutuon of the Poor un New York 46 stoelxungs filled The sum of S25 00 also expended lbl C Hugh School Classes The Assocuatuon for Improxung the Condutuon of the Poor un New York 54 stoclxungs filled Food for seven famulues Hugh School Classes sunce Chrust mas One famulys rent paud for two months Food furnushed to thus famuly for sexeral months from the school dunung room The sum of S1000 gusen to Phulanthropue chapter of the Womens Club of Forest Hulls Ill 'Iotals Food and clothung for 24 fumulues 100 A I C P stoclxungs lulled The sum of 3155 66 expended One famuly cared for throughout the Vfunter J 7 , . .g cu 'f , ' - '- IV . - - , fb, ' . A . . Food and clothing for seven V A 4.1- Y A I f, 24