Massachusetts College of Art and Design - Palette and Pen Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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The Center of Vision APPEAL TO THE GREAT SPIRIT By Cyrus E. Dallin

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The Final Touch STAFF OF THE GRADUATION NUMBER, CENTER OE VISION Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager, Lucy F. Rogers. Assistant Editors Art — Marjorie Chellis. Literary — Rose Keefe. Advertising Manager, Ralph Greenleaf. Assistant Managers Grace Bonner, William Dee. IMuriel L. True, Ruth H. Deal, Lurline O. Ripley, Vivian Hayes, Associate Editors Marian A. Bruce, Dorothy C. Cutting, Ethel H. Barry, Eleanor Madsen. FOREWORD With meek and thankful hearts the editors drop their pens, rise from their swivel chairs and pass their completed efforts over to the Seniors and the student body. They have tried to make this little “Einal Touch” worthy of the eyes of their contemporaries, knowing that with them lies the verdict, the final issue. But before they pronounce judgment, the editors earnestly wish said contemporaries to consider and think on these things : — They have done their best with what they had of money assured, of time at their disposal, and encouragement to spur them on. By the excellence of a year book shall ye know of the support it has received. The editors think that it isn’t as bad as it might have been — and they wish to fervently thank those members of the regular Centre of Vision Staff and all other generous souls whose help was indis- pensable to the cause. Especially do they give a hearty vote of thanks to Mr. Charles Mason for his constant help and advice, which has meant much to the book and the class. The Editors make their bow and retire. 10

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FACULTY LIST JAMES FREDERICK HOPKINS— Director Lecturer on History of Art RICHARD ANDREW. Instructor in charge of Graphic Arts Department. A man who lived up to his name, an’ drew an’ drew an’ drew. ETHEL G. BARTLETT. Values (Charcoal) Light and Shade. Always ready to lend a helping hand. DANIEL O. BREWSTER. Instructor in Elementary Design. He does much — and diffuses a taste for Art among the people. THERON IRVING CAIN. Instructor in Perspective Theory. His natural disposition is ardent and active. HELEN E. CLEAVES Lecturer on Supervision. Everyone enjoys her talks and teas as well as her lectures. CYRL’S E. DALLIN. Instructor in charge of IModeling Department. By Characteristic modesty he does not seem to realize his greatness. ISABELLA T. DAIMRELL. Secretary to the Director and Instructor in Business English. She is possessed of good sense and sound judgment. ENID ] L ENGEL. Instructor in Costume Illustration. A pleasing sight, and talented too. MARTHA M. ELINT. Costume Drafting and Proving Practise. Always a willing advisor and good friend. 12