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

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THE BLOTTER IJELEN Ei.izAisET1-1 SHERRON W.-in-Slcy Debating Team '37, SS: Cir-0 Ciuh '37: Math Club .571 Kew-Form-st Players '55, '36g Studio Club '33, '34, '31 'Persuasion lips In-r iungue win-nu'cr slw MILS. Helen is always quiet and unohlrusivr-. hill whvn the cichaiing season comes arounri, she- changes to a iirry oralor who iiors noi know the meaning of the word ilvfvul. ll:-len has a sly, whimsirai humor which is cvirh-nrtr-ci in he-r wrilings. il is these ve-ry qualities which have vnrivarvri Helen lo us an. r RAY MOND Vwfi l.l.lAM SHREWSBURY M. I. T. Soccer Team '3Sg Us-hating Tc-am '38p Swimming Tvunm '38: Tennis Te-nm '38, The lruih is ulrrrrys ilu' sirungyvsl lIl'Qlll1l0f1f,H If you arf' womicring al lhe' surre-ss of' our snvvc-r ivam lasl fan, you hi'lVf' never sc:-n Imgs in urlion. The apjgrcssivvnrss ani' strategy whirh charavtvrizr' his alhiclic pvrformancc also were dominant faders in pinving him among the he-sl of our fic-haters. Ray, it woulfl sc-vm. is popular among the young la-'iif-s anfi wo arm' surf' that his presvnrc hvlpcri to douhlc aiirrnclanrc' nt hoih grim:-S and cichaios. 19 S1wa ' ' :JJ Logs , Ray

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-s Y' Rhoda Hscottyn, Hlwcirgyu t 1 t Y THE BLOTTER RHODA FAY RUBIN Slcidmore Debating Team '38g Secretary Der Deutsche Verein ,383 Math Club '37, ,38: Kew-Forest Players '38g Le Salon Francais '37, '3S: Science Club '38: Senior Dance Committee '38: Second Team Hoclcey ,581 Three Arts Club '38: Philanthropy Committee '38 Hller little nameless unrememlzured acts of kindness and of love. Rhoda is gifted with a charming personality and the ability to malae friends easily. On a rainy Monday morning she can always ' be counted on to be vibrant and gay. If she has a fault, it is her overgenerosity and her too ready willingness to help others. Cer- tainly, Rhoda is not a believer in the ancient proverb, God helps 7those who help themselves, lVlAizJoR1E Eusa Scorr Slcidmo re ' Leaders Club '37, '38: BLOTTER Board '57, '58: Assistant Editor BLOTTER ,385 President Class '35p Secretary Class N361 Secretary Senior Class '38: Studio Club '37, '3S: Vice-President Studio Club '38: President Three Arts Club ,381 Chairman Lost and Found '3Sg Debating Team ,3T, '38g Clean-up Committee '35g Kew-Forest 353 Le Salon Francais '36, '37g Blue Cheer 38g Philanthropy Committee '38: Senior Dance ,39 HNonc but herself mn lwe her parallel. infectious smile, a warm heart . . . These are one ol the most talented members ol the class, artistic. literary and forensic abilities. Kew-Forest Contagious laughter and ready humor. 18

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1 I. 1 J ,pl 1 Q fr! . ,ffl M if 02171 If h VJ M! lJOROTHY l-oRRA1NE SMITH William and Mary ,ily PM ,Z ' 'Vi f if JN THE BLOTTER fjwklllz! I K, J lx .llL' l K l, I I 1 fit FU KVM f i 1 x f' I Doll , Hsrriillyn Hlwarlyn Deliating Team '37, '38: Vice-captain '3B: Science Clula '36, '37, '38g Math Cluh '37, '38: Secretary Math Cluh '37g Treasurer Math Clul: '38g Philanthropy Committee '38g Three Arts Club ,381 Glee Club '36, '37, '38: Kew- Forcst Players '36, '37. living voice is ihni ulhich sways the soul. We call her Doll and when you have seen the perfect oval of her face, the starryness of her eyes, you will understand why. Vile could say that she is a friend to one and all, that she pos- sesses a rich soprano voice which is thrilling to hear, that she is the soul of rhythm: hut we are proud to say that despite the legion of heaux that constantly surround her, she still linds time lor her studies, MARTIN MATTHEW SPITZ Yale BLOTTER Board '35, '36, '37, '38: Business Manager BLOTTER '37: Manager Soccer Team '37, '38: Manager Baseball Team '37: Footlvall '33: B. A. A. Council '36, '37, ,381 Kew-Forest Players '36, ,372 Glee Cluln '35, '36, '37, '38: Science Clula '37, '38: Secretary-Treasurer Science Cluh '38g Clean-up Committee '38 'Tfivrcfs ci magic in the disloncc, where the sea-line meets the slay. Martin is our globe trotterg having already covered the western hemisphere and Europe, he is now contemplating the Orient. Since his kindergarten days here at Kew-Forest, he has talcen part in almost every school activityg still, he can not decide for the future. Essentially an idealist, his vivid imagination is evidenced hy literary ellort, unusual philosophies, and strange ambitions. our MQQOYW Q., dn-C Vs.-5