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

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MAX GORODMTSKY 16 Pleasant Street, Lynn, Mass. Design A phenomenon — a modest genius! An accomplished technician with a genuine sense of beauty. But high hat? No! Just a darn good sport. MARY HAWES 7 Doane Street, Fairhaven, Mass. Design Refined — sophisticated — perfect poise — I must get on my horse.” — By the vvay, she is saddling her horse to go to Europe this summer. The lucky designer. VIRGINIA SQUIRES 20 Mansfield Street, Lynn, Mass. Design The Rubyiat — ham sandwiches — Ruthie — beautiful craft work. A dec- orative designer and I don ' t mean maybe ! EDGAR MARBLE 39 Walnut Street, Somerville, Mass. Design Edgar designs World War memo- rials — and boxes — and does them well. Ask the seniors who designed the Medfield War Memorial. A genial personality and a true friend. FLORA MATHESON 282 Washington St., Gloucester, Mass. Design Faeries and Flora — a bright spot of orange in a sweater and beret — a love- ly senorita at a costume dance. MELBA WOODFIN 10 Highland Ter., Marblehead, Mass. Design Gay confidence — a tvondrous knack with men and merchandise. “Mel” is headed for the success in the “retail trade”. GOLDIE F. H ELLER 2 Saltonstall Parkway, Salem, Mass. Design A dreamy little designer with a feel- ing for subtle curves — a sense of pure color harmony and a love of the Orien- tal. RUTH KEMP 71 Beaumont Street, Dorchester, Mass. Design None can be blue or bored when Kempie is around. Clever and dainty are her designs — with that appealing charm that we love in her. 27

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DORIS HINCKLEY 184 White Street, Waverley, Mass. Drawing and Painting Course A carefree, childlike, naive Peter Pan (though evidences of mature thought on her part sometimes mar that impression) which elflike qualities are often immortalized with chalk and charcoal by admiring contemporaries. LINCOLN LEVISON 237 Park Ave., Worcester, Mass. Drawing and Painting Course Lincoln ' s practicality is remarkable. Knowing his goal, he plans to reach it through labor backed by reason. His self-discipline often includes his neigh- bors, but he is charming in moments of relaxation. ’29 HELEN CABOT MILES 10 Lynde Street, Salem, Mass. Drawing and Painting Course Capable, willing, and dependable — not at all “high hat” though the Ma- jor portion of the faculty frequently reminds her that the Cabots speak only to Lowells. MARY SCHRODE 42 Henderson Street, Arlington, Mass. Drawing and Painting Course Mary has never been known to be angry at anyone but herself, and then only because she deplores her inability to concentrate. She has talent and taste, and much improves a rainy day. EDWARD MENGES 117 Bellevue Road, Lynn, Mass. Drawing and Painting Course “What are you going to do next year?” doesn’t bother Eddie. Of a noted family of artists, he has already made his mark in the teaching world. He wears a sheep-skin coat, but means well. RALPH SHEPHERD 20 Glenwood Street, Lynn, Mass. Drawing and Painting Course Ralph, author of that good old side- splitter — “What are you going to do next year?” is fully capable of dash- ing off some good ones. A gentleman, always amiable and witty. MARJORY SODERLUND 120 Hemenway Street, Boston, Mass. Drawing and Painting Course Marjry — lady of extremes — can act delightfully foolish or preside with dignity at a Student Association Meet- ing. One moment exuberant, the next depressed — we guess it ' s the tempera- ment that artists are made of. ALFRED SPITTAL 70 Moffat Road, Waban, Mass. Drawing and Painting Course You want encouragement? Alfred ' s there. Or turpentine? And candy? Al ' s still there. Thumbtacks, smiles, and nickels. Compositions — but Al’s not there ! 26

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HELENA BOWLER 55 King Street, Westfield, Mass. Design Bowler soup — skates — likes her water hard — more skates. She faw down an’ go boom. — Still more skates. We predict big things for this li ' l half pint. JOYCE CARRINGTON 28 Myrtle Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. Design Modernism — snappy figures a la Russell Paterson — freckles — per- sonality plus — a happy- go-lucky dis- position — that’s Joyce! I mean it actually is I STEPHEN PHORNTON 10 Rockmere Terrace, Lynn, Mass. Design A jack of all trades is Steve. He dashes off cretonnes — who’s who in Movieland — can read character from hand writing ' n’ everything! A real friend. ’29 WILLIA.M DUNCAN 12 Charnock Street, Beverly, Mass. Design Bill — a bland, nonchalant counte- nance, concealing what? Ability, good nature, generosity and that wild Irish wit? Touche. JEANNE CHAFETZ 298 Gracer St., West Roxbury, Mass. Design Mistress of all the subtleties of de- sign and color. Jeanne will come home from the show some day to be a serious designer. RUTH GAG AN 17 Bellevue . venue. Revere, Mass. Design Hey, Edgar! — A little girl with a peppy personality and a penchant for pulling people’s hair. — A nice little girl with a weakness for green. BETTY BROWNE DAVIS 11 Faxon Street, East Boston, Mass. Design Titian-colored hair and a temper — or is it temperament — to match. Forbear to dismiss with a shrug Her nose, undeniably pug.” Some day there’ll be a studio — and a chow dog to match her hair. MARGARET HALL Hospital Road, Concord, Mass. Theatre Design Slim, blue eyed sophistication. Again the theatre — “supe-ing’’ at the Repertory. Margaret Hall —exotic one moment and daintily flower like the next. 28