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

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C VIS Mass., High te of Liddell's oeen with Art , has forgotten ily say a few w him better. xvis has all the t being versa- ned his efforts n fact, he has discrimination preference for :ing versatile, future? ALDO CHARLES DELLA CHIESA Sounds like the real thing, and it is. Quincy is the home of this ardent lover of true art. He has served on the exhibiting committee here at school, and has contributed a num- ber of sketches to the Art Gum, During the war, Aldo made posters for the various drives. He expects to continue his work in Drawing and Painting. The one great pre- vailing influence which does not agree with his artistic temperament is the low waisted style of women's dress. Outside ofthat, everything isO.K. llere's to you, Aldo, health, wealth, and happiness! 'Qx XV' 'L --X A'- Q 0 KQ- DORIS DIINNEN ls our favrick Senior, She comes from 488 Lexington Street. Waltham. lx4ass,, and to use her own pet expression, Doris is a con- kyerf' XVhen she isn't taking time out to visit Dartmouth or Bowdoin, she may found keeping peace in the portrait class. XVhether she culti- vated her art in XValtham High or Gould's Academy makes no dif. As class president her Sophomore year, she ushered the Freshmen through Smoek Day, and the class through a most prosperous year. l lcre's hoping she will be as successful with the rolling pin as she has been with the pins at the Huntington Alleys. HELEN BIEATRICE DONAHUE 9 XVinter Street, XVatertown, lvlass.. is a graduate ofthe Lawrence High School. Helen is a memher of the Teacher Training Division. She is better known among her fellow students as lvlr. Ray's geometry shark, and excels in all his sub- jects. She can be found this sum- mer at the Provincetown art colony with some more of her jolly con- temporaries. She is president of the peesa pi sororityg and, be- cause it is so appropriate here, we would recommend her as an author- ity on dieting. it .Lt tl MARION DUNI lAM 58 Pleasant Street, Revere, lwfass. Quite well we like the boisterous girl Of fluttering stahility, But more we love the soher girl Of feminine gentilityf' This applies to Sunny, not mentioning her many other good qualities. ' l l Rltfl IARD GORDON l'Il,l.lNCilfR ll-l South Street, Ridgeway, l'ti, graduated from Ridgeway lligh Dick ls, without a tlouht, the inu- slcian of the school. Not only does he play a variety of instruments himself, hut he also can lead others who play, as evidenced Il1l1INl'CllklL'l'- ship of the orehest ra the past three years and the Glee Cilulw this year. lle has successfully conducted the musieal programs of all the pageants and plays of the school during his attendance here. ln his l reshn1an Year he was president of his class l 07

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4 -gg Y 'L-1 Q0 -wv' X i y I L T XX'.XRlll'N l'.l t'lil.liY 'I lit' '4gr.ir1tl--ltltli.iti Ivlllllt' beiiior t'l,i-X-., rilxsiixs iipptnirs .ls ll IW lhlsl just str-ppetl out ol .t lflllll .Nxeitue Ii.ilv:rtliisltt'rv llt- Is in the Illus- tration IH-tirst' ol the lime .-Xrts l7w:p.irtriit'iit, xxlierr he luis dont- -,.,m,- M...-tl xx--rlt It was with his its'-tsliltlet' that tht' lighting clleets for the I'Iiirm5l1op, .intl :Xliitl4 tliiil' ts ere so stieeesslul l Ie .issistetl l'it:v in this work Quiet ofiimiiiier. limi in his opiiiioiis, earnest in his -,mtl-,g XY.irren will fflllillll in our iiiciiiorics LIUNIQI. l3l'Sll North Scituate, Xlaiss , gratluatetl fr--rn the Xitunte I hgh School. I Ie is zinotlicr sttitlenl of the lime Arts, whose work Is well zihove the aver- age griitle I.ionel as ai man small til. stature. hut large of heart. Xxillu ever heiirtl of ii llush six feet tall, aiiiyxniy ' I lt' ls ai line tlaineer, hut rarely attends the school parties. so there are few inthe school who have had the pleasure ul' ii dance with this sunny dispositione-.l main Bush was in the school orchestra two yeurs lle pluyetl the eornet. GRIZIA lil-lIAl3li'l'll CLARK I4 Carver Street, Plymouth. Nlass., graduated from Plymouth lligh School. Greta chose the lligh School Division of the Teacher Training Course, This demure, clever girl only recently bobbed her raven locks, but this has not changed her looks very much. Boston is her winter home, ln summer, you will find her at her own tezrroom, the Nlassasoit , in quaint old Plymouth. MARY M. CROWLIIY I7 Haywood Street, Greenheld, Mass., was graduated from Green- field High School. She is one of the High School group of teachers, and is a very capable person. Mary is well poised and sensible. She is very versatile, and is interested ina great many school activities. We note she has been a member of the Crafts Club, Literary Club, Cur- tain Committee for Miss Whittier'S ofhce, and chairman of the l924 School Gift Committee. ADIN L. DAVIS 23 Prospect Street, Millbury, l'X4ass., is a graduate of the Millbury High School, Davis is one of I.iddell's playmates, and has been with Art so much that he, too, has forgotten that if he would only say a few words we would know him better. As an art student, Davis has all the marks of success, but being versa- tile, he has not conhned his efforts to the classroom. ln fact, he has showed a sense of discrimination when he declared his preference for Freshmen. But, being versatile, who can predict his future? 26 .,..,...., Sgigj . seg Q . if 2 ss ' .FS 5 ,351 iff Iliff I ts Al tn Sounds lik Quincy is lover of tri the exhihi school, ant her of slit During thi for the vai to contint and Painti vailing inl agree with is the low dress. Oi isO.K. I-li wealth, ani

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, img -Q ' g ' - V -L -Lt i Q L i , Q0 S ,AA -is-:. n fY3,4.f I . i H at if '13 xuix. .41 1 5 I UN .Xl. I-IJXX XRD lf.Xl Xtli- RUS!-Q IIICRRXLXYN lfl-IRRY lllil.liN CEARAND CliClil-lA GOli'l'Z PAULINE GOODRICIII lt-H litirtniouth St fret, Host--ii, Nlii--s, griitlualetl lr-ini the Sumner l ligh Sdn-il in I I--Ihr'-ik I.--ml is ti popular fellow, esp--tnill-. with Ihr lllkll'I'tl4lN's girls' l Ins numerous trips to :Xrlingt--ri h.iu' lrtl tis to lwliexe that llmt town has in--rt' ultmttions than he will utliml Wilien he rt'- turnstollr--ol.i.'ille. liisIinii1v.'t-mix, XLL' L'NPv.'t'l IH luulf llttlt lltt' key' IH the village lms lwen presented to hun Wliv shoultln't it be. for husn't he spent four scars tit Normal :Xrt ' l.oyul's course is the lfim: Arts ll Day Street. XYcst Springfield, Nlass, gmtluaitetl from lfasthainp- ton lligh Sch--ol She was Vice- l'rcsitlcnt in her lfreshman year, and is in a large nltxisure responsible for the success of every class :ietivity during her four years Rust' ts known and admired by every mem- ber of her elnss She has siarroundetl herself with many staunch friends each of wshoni claims he xx ill miss her more than any one else She prom' uses much and does much Rose has specialized in Design Shall we next unset her ut the theatre, or in her own little home' That is the qUt'slttbl l. lU7l:lll'CNlJXYCHLIC.lgl'UClil0l1,h'lll5S., received her diploma from Brockton lligh in 1020, She is ai mere slip of at girl with a tinge of red in her silky hair l ler playmate is Cecelia Uoet: with whom she elected lflementary Supervision She is not really a stand school intfum, for among other things she loves Oriental dancing, Don't you remember how surprised we all were in our-lunior year, when l lelen gave that snakey dance in the l'-1 vllles of N24 ' lintered Normal Art with the avowed intention of learning every secret that art teachers have hidden in their portfolios. After four years work. there isn't one subject she hasn't mastered as a result of her persistence in keeping up with Mr. Ray's pace in Descriptive Geome-- try, and her tireless efforts in mastering Theory in teaching and perspective. Cecelia's home is at 34 Augustus Ave., Roslindale, and she graduated from West Rox- bury High School, before entering Normal Art. The Goetz rose now leaves us to establish itself in a larger held. l59 Hancock Street, Cambritlge, Mass., graduated from the Clam- bridge High and Latin School. Speaking of horses, -- here's where bob-haired Polly comes in, and comes in strong. lmagine being in- structor of horse-back riding and life-saving at a girls' camp all sum- mer, and keeping a prize beast in training in the winter time! The only fault we have to accuse her of is her strong dislike for Freshman men. She even drove one out of school before his year was up. 28 ll fi Clifflil. 00 XValnut . is without girl in the s more nickr Ci, Ct- are only z known thrc is this littlt of the Stun year, l lcr wherever I freshments tory,Ceceli As ajunior as Viee-Pre Celia xv teacher. ' and efficier the whole s