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I think he is, one doesn't see him wright much but he does use it a bit and like me (I'm left-handed) he has a wrist watch on his riight wrist and in the episode "Vowel Play" he complains of an aching hand which was his right after being forced too spell "spinich, or is it spinick" and I think it would ache after being forced too do something it wasn't born too do, hech my dad in the 50's and 60's had too wrote that way and he has some odd habits from it doing so many normal things you's assocate with a lefty but writes (badly) with his right hand.

I think he had a aching hand because he had to write it over and over again until he got it right
But hey, you're right, there are lefties forced to write with they right hand, and probably a lot during that era.

And I think you do see him favour it elsewhere. It was untill quite recently that we leftys were forced too use the right.

Another reason he had a sore hand was that he may have got a rap across the knuckles, the 1930's for you!

Ah ah, that hurts ^^ i'm glad i never had to suffer that ^^ Poor Kit! that teacher from Vowel Play didn't look very friendly, so she could totally do that ^^'

And it is the 1930's, it was the norm.

Someone a ways back in my family tree actually learned to be ambidextrous because he was left-handed by nature but taught to write with his left hand.

Back on topic, I've seen cases, like Calvin and Hobbes, where characters would sometimes be right-handed and sometimes left. But I think it would be an interesting, albeit trivial, aspect of Kit's character if he were consistently left-handed.