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

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Q r M' at awgv ,MQW THE BLOTTER MILDRED NVOLTON Bennington Debating Team ,585 Three Arts Club '58: Le Salon Francais '57, '58g President Le Salon Francais ,583 Kew- Forest Players '56, '57: Secretary-Treasurer Kew-Forest Players '57g Glee Club '58, You stand in your own brilliance. A warm heart and a warm smile malce Midge easily one of the most lilceable girls in the Senior Class. But beneath this serene surface lie a tiery temper and the very spirit of eloquence which tlare up when anything irlcs her. We shall remember her mostly, however, for that great understanding which has often been a source ol' comlort to us in troubled moments. Midge Commencement Plans Completed HE members of the Class of 1958 will graduate in the Community House of Forest Hills Gardens, on the evening of June 5, with Louis D. Marriott, Headmaster, presid- ing. Hof Hall will be decorated with branches of leaves and flowers. The senior spealcers will be Marjorie' Scott, Edward O'Shea and Raymond Shrewsbury. Mr. Marriott will award the diplomas, assisted by James L. Dixon, and Mrs. Lucy Allen Smart. The guest spealcer will be Dr. Will C. French, of Teachers College, Columbia University. There will be violin and organ accompaniment to the singing of an anthem and school songs by all High School pupils. Faculty members will wear academic gowns and hoods, representing their various colleges. Scholarship, French, Attendance Cups Awarded HE highest individual scholarship cup, presented by the class of 1952, was awarded to Elaine Bernstein for the best record among High School pupils in the year 1956-57. The attendance cup, presented by Mrs. Smart, is engraved with the names of Joseph Ptitterling and Walterlyn Vanderveer for perfect records in 1956-57. The Millar Cup, awarded to the student contributing the most to the school in 1956-57, was won by Fredericlc Bruenner. The Rosalind and Muriel Levine Cup, awarded to the pupil with the highest record in French in 1956-57, was awarded to Elaine Bernstein. The Suzanne van Dylce Cup, awarded for most improvement in French in 1956-57, was won by Vera Engelhardt. A gift was presented to Robert Mitchell for fluency in French Conversation. 22

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THE BLOTFII lisa WEINBliRG Adelphi President Le Salon Francais '3Bg Three Arts Cluh '38g Der Deutsche Vcrein '38g Kew'Forest Players 38: Bi.oTTER Board '38. The secret of success is consluncy lo purposef, Ilse is a lovely German girl transplanted from her homeland to this country. She has been with us only one short year, but even in that short space of time she has endeared herself to every one. Her high spirits and willingness to help have contributed much to our French and Gemian Club meetings. llse is fast becoming an American in deed as well as in name. KATHLEEN WIGTON Baltimore lvlemorial llospital l.eaclers Cluh '36, '37, '38: First Vice-President Leaders Cluln '3S: BLOTTER Board '34, '35, '36, '37g Debating Team '36, '37, '3Sp Captain Debating Team .385 Golrl Key with Diamond '3Sg Kew-Forest Players '34, '35, '36: Vice-President Class ,371 Math Clulim '37, '38: Science Cluh '37, '38g Second Hoclcey Team '38: Chairman Rings and Pins '38 Hcharm us, orritor, till the lion look no larger than the col. The First thing that impresses you ahout Kay is her strength of character. ln literary worl: and in dehating she leads the Field, hut apparently not satisfied with these, she succeeded in graduating in February to enter the Baltimore Memorial llospital as a student nurse. To meet Kay is to admire her: to lrnow her is to love her. 'll

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