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

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EDA S. ADLER 18 Courtland Road, Dorchester, Mass. Manual Training High School, Brooklyn, N. Y. Junior Prom Committee Mascart Theatre General Design Course Eda’s smile is an enigma of contented irony. Actually she is true to herself and her ideas. At work she has a power of intense concentration, w-hile at play she often scintillates with delicious humor! DANIEL W. BROWN 42 Samoset Street, Plymouth, Mass. Plymouth High School General Design Course A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. Dan keeps us all up-to-date on the latest talkies as well as creating really individual designs. B. SELMA COPANS 111 Grant Street, Lynn, Mass. Lynn Classical High School General Design Course More often seen than heard, our petite Selmais capable of winning witha smile, convincing with a word, and working with keen satisfaction in the accom- plishment of her designs. ’32 JESSICA H. GRACE 134 Coleridge Street, East Boston, Mass. East Boston High School General Design Course Jessica is a pleasant, unobtrusive addi- tion to any group. She is an earnest, sincere worker. By the careful selection of a few real friends and only one con- fidante, she has drawn about herself an aura of quiet mystery. THADDEUS F. CALL 31 Commonwealth Avenue Gloucester, Mass. Gloucester High School General Design Course Here is a young man whose strong char- acter and seriousness of purpose reach far deeper than the trivial banter of ordinary conversation. He draws well — even better than he knows — and we ptedict an interesting future. CLARA B. ANDREWS Page House, Danvers, Mass. Danvers High School General Design Course Clara is an amusing companion and classmate. Her work is imbued with a humor that is quite her own. It is that inbred gayety of soul that makes her such a grand puppet player for the Jolly Capers Marionettes.” DOROTHY W. COURT 15 Century Street, West Medford, Mass. Medford High School General Design Course Dorothy is delightfully conscious of the world about her, and her sly wit never fails. Hers is an unforgettable per- sonality. FLORENCE M. HIGGINS Main Street, Townsend, Mass. Townsend High School General Design Course Florence is best known for her good nature. Ask and it will be given unto you” is her motto. She has an apprecia- tive sense of humor and good spirits.

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officers CLASS OF NINETEEN THIRTY-TWO Paul Greeley Joseph Driscoll Preside)! t Vice-Presideu t Robert Drummond Lucille Ware T reasurer Secretary B ack at the corner of Exeter and Newbury Streets, we were once strangers in a strange land, where we sought a Mrs. Whittet” who would sign train slips; we paid our money but had no choice; we were Frcsbmenl In that old school there was a place for everything, and the Sophomores put us in our place. But with Miss Munsterberg’s gentle aid and quiet friendliness, we managed to live through it. Here again, at the corner of Brookline and Longwood Avenues, we have been strangers, in a building well-equipped and beautiful in structure. We can hardly appre- ciate what a dream-come-true this new school is. People who entered the old school a decade ago expected a new building in their student days. Now, it is actually here and a few of us (we hang our heads) are already guilty of taking it for granted. We’ve had the joy of helping with a grand pageant which marked the dedication of our school. W e’ve had the experience of running at top speed to make up for the time well spent in producing that pageant. We have shaken the crumbs of plaster from our hair and gone seriously to work. Some of us have taken the high road, some the low road to what we expect to bring us future happiness. We’re Juniors, sadder but wiser, tired yet happy. Daniel W. Brown

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LORRAINE HOLMES 66 Grove Street, Auburndale, Mass. Newton High School General Design Course Rather quiet, perhaps, to one who does not know her, but in the company of her friends she displays a kindly and sym- pathetic nature. Lorraine’s fine work gives proof of an unusual amount of artistic ability. MADELINE H. MANOOGIAN 2 Chestnut Street, Everett, Mass. Everett High School General Design Course A quiet unpretentious person whose personality fits the saying, Still waters run deep. ” Hers is a character strong in purpose and achievement, with a deep appreciation of the beautiful; a bit wistful within, perhaps, yet determined and persevering. She seems a potpourri of emotions not yet boiled down to a common controlled solution. DORIS E. NOONEY 175 Whitman Ave., W. Hartford, Conn. William H. Hall High School General Design Course A dreamer, dancer, and out-door sport is Doris; always independent and indi- vidual in her work. She is quite as curious and, one might say, quite as gentle as a child. ’32 CHARLES K. JOHNSON 19 Olmstead St., Jamaica Plain, Mass. High School of Commerce General Design Course Possessed of a store of good nature and generosity, Charlie ” makes himself welcome on all occasions. One cannot over accentuate the philanthropic atti- tude of this student, who enjoys the humorous side of life. JANET F. LAMSON 50 North Street, Ludlow, Mass. Ludlow High School General Design Course Jan is reserved, but when this wall is broken down one finds an interesting and refined person. A conscientious student, Janet creates delicate, sensitive designs which are quite in keeping with her personality. RHODA A. KENNAN Box 93, Nobscot, Mass. Framingham High School Glee Club General Design Course Rhoda ' s capacity for sympathy and her sincerity in all she says would not be appreciated if many of us did not find ourselves in need now and again. Her humor is second to none and one might add the same of her eyes and smile. JEAN M. REPPUCCI 98 Paris Street, East Boston, Mass. English High School Magic Club Mascot of the Football Team General Design Course A delightful companion with a cheerful disposition, always willing to lend a helping hand. The best buddy in the world — to Sam. HENRIETTA C. MAHONEY 17 Stevens Court, Lynn, Mass. Lynn English High School General Design Course “Unconscious of the drab, dull monotony of the ordinary life and find- ing rich full moments of ecstasy in merely living.