Fort Wayne Art School - Art Lights Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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.- .- Y- --v.-.....f ,,.... ,--...,.,,..,...,.......--.,----.- v--v.-.-..,.- .-Y.. u PROPHECIES Draw aside the heavy silken Curtains of What really is and embark with me upon the enchanting crystal ship called Prophecy We wlll touch the blllowy waves for a moment of the mystic Sea of dreams Did you know that at this very moment Loretta Acker IS bound for London? Not content wlth showers f American scholarshlps Miss Kitty has yielded to the beck onmg charms of English water color artists and has sailed for London where she will maugurate her theory of pure tone colormgs using mostly violets and greens Tis whis pered about that 1f Kitty catches even a glimpse of pink she runs from it for this color greatly disturbs her peace of mind Christine Bolds a school teacher? Nothlng of the kind Her abode is in gay Paree where the dainty Ma mselles flock to hear her tales of wealth and travels as she gazes mto the mysterious crystal globe foretelling bril- liant happenings. Her luxurious array of pansy velvets and metallic cloth swathing hair of lustrous black hint of the Orient 1 t Martha Clemens is in France, the country that loves novelties! It IS here that she has realized' her dream, cherished since Art school days-that of ,producing fire 'screens on a large scale! Her corps of workers are kept busy night and day, turning out these unusual decorative fireplace adornments for the most exclusive mansions in France. ' Fern Ferneau has at a'moment's call, four score co- workers, for she is owner and manager of the Tri F Ad- vertising Company Whose work is sought by the Sprang Dry Goods Compahy and many other as well known estab-

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1- - f--- - . - A 1 T I I I f 1 i 1 5 l J l is J MARY HELENE WASMUTH Roanoke, Indiana Course-Normal Known as Wazzy If Helene's relatives hadn't come over from Germany this year, we don't know what we would have done for amusement. Helene didn't enjoy them at iirst hand any more than we did her telling us about them. Helene wears a diamond on the proper finger but sh's so very much like a tiny girl that we can't believe that it's a really grown-up affair. Helene draws lovely pictures of lovely languishing ladies and lovely romantic heroes so convincingly that we think she must believe in all the fairy tales she illustrates. She seems like a bit of .1 fairy herself-till she giggles, then we know she's very, very human. ,,cV

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1 -' -- -- 1. . .-ten... ' - -. V ' - e - n i. ,X .. . Lu, , .. .-.I , .V A 1 lishments. Miss Ferneau manages her workers, not by force, but by ever winning personality. Dear, quaint Corinne Mabry, even in her responsible position as dean of ,Florida's leading Girls' School, has yet the precious moments to console the girls in their seemingly overpowering griefs and to encourage them in their chosen careers. . You will recall that Katherine Gilmartin, Costume Design and Eddie were all inseparable. The years haven't changed this companionship-therefore, the three of them are together in Monroeville. Oh, yes, Monroeville is in America, in Indiana, to be exact. The three have all joined forces, the companions, I mean. Katy manages Costume Design by planning house dresses for Eddie to manufacture and sell. 'Tis said their business is growing by leaps and bounds-but why shouldn't it, with three such capable managers. 'Twas wise for Kate Musser to remainsover here, for she is so wholesomely American that she is irresistible. CBetween you and us, we credit the great increase in Marion's population-l00,000 living, breathing souls, to our own Katej . However, one cannot live on popularity, therefore, Miss Musser goes about with the truly great art-- tists of the time, and while they are busily noting greens and violets in the trees, she furnishes suitable impressive or joyous music, via the Victrola. Who can doubt her worth in the world of Art? We just received a wireless from Lillian Bobilya the other day, she is tucked away in a fishing colony up the coast of the Atlantic. Rack is also registered as a member of this group of Gshermen. In the message received, we were informed of Miss Bobilya's not only capturing a shark single-handed, but of her painting it in oil. The painting has been accepted in New York, to be placed in the gallery f