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

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'+ 'xfsx' 1 k if 392 T f DDRICH , Cambridge, om the Cam- Latin School. - here's where comes in, and agine being in- ck riding and camp all sum- prize beast in er time! The D accuse her of for Freshman ive one out of ir was up. CliClil-lA LUIS llAWl-liY 00 Walnut Avenue, Roxbury, lvlass., is without a doubt the best loved girl in the school. She has acquired more nicknames than anyone else: Ci, Celia, Sunny, Celie, are only a few. Celia's smile is known throughout the school, for it is this little lady who was President of the Student Association the past year. I ler duties have been many wherever the word Spread or Rc- freshments occurs in the class his- tory, Cecclia's name follows directly. As a junior. she assisted Dick Bailey as Vice-President ofthe Association. Celia will make an admirable teacher The constant sunshine and efficiency expert. Mother to the whole school DORA ORIVIQLL l-IAYWARD 44 Park Avenue, Natick, Nlass., graduated from Natickl ligh School. Dodie, of the Teacher Training Division, is one of the group who elected lilcmentary Supervision. lvliss O'l layward is very lively and possesses something of an artistic temperament. She is a good sport and the best kind of a friend As a Freshman, she was a prominent member ofthe Clee Club She has also served each year on the Christ- mas Spread Committee. Dora is a good cook, and would make an ideal wife for some lucky man. lll2l-liN XV. lllCKS 35 hlarlborough Street, Newbury- port, lvlass, blew in on us fresh from Newburyport High School l lixie is full of fun and radiates mirth ller motto: Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of llappiness. l lcre's a girl who takes her place in the Fine Arts Division, competing favorably with the boys. You know her cartoons are good, for there are a number of them in this book. A year hence should find her solving the problems of a successful illus- trator Ccneral lllustration is a plaything in the hands of this daughter of the North Shore. CORNlil.lA JOSliPl llNli l ltilflf Our own Connie lives in North Acton, Nlass. She attended Con- cord l ligh and graduated from there in '20, Connie isa worker, mastering every single subject in its turn. There has never been one turned down or laid aside yet, by Connie She was Secretary ofher class as a Freshman, Sophomore and Senior, and has helped on all the Spreads, too, Connie will proceed to tell the younger gener- ation just how things are done. flee, if we could only he students again' MARCIA l,Ul'lSli llUSl-'ORD ll Palmer Street, XYatertown, hltlss, graduated from the l ligh School of Practical Arts XVitliout Nlareia. this class could not have attempted any social affairs l-'or she is one of the livest wiresl' inthe class of '24 She is Vice-President of the Senior Class in which office she has admirably assisted her XValla in guiding the destinies of the Sen- iors hlarshte is a designer par excellence, reveling in pastel colors, and creating dainty and intricate designs for posters and murals The school is going to miss this fun- inaking girl when she graduates, but we will hear more of her. for she will make a name for herself in the ln- dustrial world. Q 211 t

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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

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'-1. S '-3 Q0 Xxx! X 'll P , Y 'T I A A. If-.ee i K he 'E i I -I .'Xti.iXlll.X Nl lilfljllli l .-Xeliorn Virele. lliiriixiitui l'lmn, is ii grntltixite of the lltytli School of l'riietie.il Arts She is enlisted in the I' lenient -lfk' group of the l'riielier Ihr-inning l7ixision .-Xgaithzi is the l.ither ofthe inmilx' in the class She lintls it tlillieult to keep Pxtltt' .III the time in this little tirele :Xntl Iiere'sxi seeret. anim--t1m'etl lu the ui-rltl for the lllrst init' She has im ltle.il Klan -- lie must lm'-'e rctl hair, c.it spaghetti. mtl plat' the vi--lm I lin e xou ever wen one' No' Neither h.ive we i ,-Xllll Il ill l.ll5Dlil.l. W3 I lancoek Street, lfverett, hliiss. formerly attended lfverett l hgh Very seldom do we find it serious- mindetl artist manipulating the drums in one of the ja::iest of jazz orchestras I Ins spare time is spent in drumming tip t rude for the Ieeldy llears, which have become famous not only in llostonis suherlws, hut at Kennehunkport Art ls xi true eommetlmn, ii master of Swedish dialect, and is also ai playmate ol' llzil I,indergreen's With all his mimicry, Art seldom smiles llis course -- lfine :Xrts I lARUl.ID l7lilfDlillltfK LlNDliRCRlfliN fflur llt1l l When he tucks his sheepskin under his arm in june and walks out of the old lwuilding free from the rules and regulations, ull the students are going to experience a certain sense of sorrow. lfor Hal has heen the Father of the Design Class, and lfveryhody's Right-l land Klan. llis home is at ll7 Loring Road, XYinthrop, Nlass, his Alma ixlater, XYinthrop lligh. lle has heen honored f'l hy the following posi- tions! Treasurer lfreshman Year, Vice-l'resident Junior Year, Treas- urer Student Association Senior Year, Assistant Decorator at all class dances, and designer of the scenery for the China Shop 'l hese :mtl many more services. l lui has faithfully accomplished. DliNA LONDON 78 Linden Street. Salem, Nlass., was graduated from Salem High. Course-Interior Decoration. Setting-Any place where the Senior Design Class may have cle- Cided to park. Time-Any time after l0:30. Properties-One dripping show card hox and a portfolio. The latter lent surreptitiously after school to cer- tain unknown parties. Cast -Dena London, a student. Chorus of eight. C'l'l1e un-oiled door opens, the girl student enters.J Dena I- ls Mr. George in yet 7 I las Frances come in Y Chorus:- Dena, there is paint on your dress, CSung lu lftt' lime of Yes, u'e--.N Dena:- I knowg that is the fifth time. Chorus fXVl1is.pgrj1--'lVll'.Citltrrgclu MOLLY MARBI-1Rl3LA'l l' 47 Church Street, Lynn, graduated from Lynn Classical High School. lvfolly is of the Elementary group of teachers, and is one of the kids in the family ffor other information regarding said family look up Kellie and Swansonj. lVlolly has heavy black hair, which she coils into two large doughnuts. A very cheerful girl is she, with two hig, bright eyes and a glad l'lelIo! for all of her friends. ISU Vi' ls from l2f hridge, N42 from Cambr she went tol transferred Al unior year. rector of thi herself no w China Shoi grew up al leadership. in Camhrid splash as a I