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

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MAE E. MAGRIEL 11 Medford Street, Springfield, Mass. Central High School Costume Design Course A strictly modern and vivacious girl; Mae’s selections in color and design show a heritage of refinement, talent, and good judgment that is balanced bv a remarkable touch of humor and good nature. DOROTHY K. MURPHY 23 Bertran Street, Lowell, Mass. Lowell High School Costume Design Course Dorothy has beautiful moods — she is gay, dignified, sad, determined by turns; but gay or sad, she ' s a girl won- derfully sweet to know — and gloriously alive. HELEN E. BLAIR 20 Birch Hill Road, Newtonville, Mass. Newton High School Modeling Course At first glance, Helen is as pink and white, as gold and blue, as slim and fragile as a Dresden china doll; but underneath (it is not hard to see if one notices her eyes) there is a steadfast strength of purpose, a fine friendliness, and a keen perception. ’32 LUCILLE WARE 11 Linden Street, Reading, Mass. Reading High School Year Book Staff ' 31 Class Secretary ' 31 Assembly Committee Costume Design Course One of the very efficient costume de- signers who helped admirably with the pageant, Lucille is a charming class- mate and friend. Her quick decisions and definite ideas denote her as a person with a striking personality, and a pep- pery and wholly lovable disposition. LILLIAN R. STRIESFIELD 35 Observatory Ave., Haverhill, Mass. Haverhill High School Costume Design Course It is impossible to think of Lil” with- out a mental picture of her striking black hair, her ruby lips, and the fire- works in her eyes — fireworks that re- flect the soul of a young woman to whom life is an Art. HELEN L. SAWYER 82 Linden Street, Everett, Mass. Everett High School Costume Design Course Pat ” is an interesting conversation- alist. Her generosity and congeniality make her well known among the cos- tume designers. MARY K. STEWART Cook Street, Boylston, Mass. High School of Commerce, Worcester Costume Design Course It ' s nice to be natural When you’re naturally nice.” Mary K.” is such a happy person that her presence cheers everyone. Who can help admiring her willingness to help and be friendly? RUTH E. KENNEDY Dunstable, Mass. Lowell High School Modeling Course From a quaint old home, nestling be- neath big maples, looking off to purple mountains, comes our rosy cheeked rambler of the hills. Her love of the country and ambition to be a sculptor are ever competing for supremacy in her mind.

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RUSSELL W. WEST 91 South Kimball St., Haverhill, Mass. Haverhill High School Photographic Editor of Year Book Gener. l Design Course Russ” is an interesting person to talk with on a variety of current subjects. He seems a little undecided as to the goal of his life, yet quite decided in his viewpoints. Russell has an appreciation of the old ma.sters which is quite con- trary to his fondness for ultra-modern art. B. RBARA T. ADAMS 60 Hillsdale Road, Medford, Mass. Medford High School Glee Club ' 30 Costume Design Course Barb ” is energetic and accomplishes all she sets out to do. Any day is brightened by her presence, for where she is, life is. SADIE M. CARR 165 Willow Street, West Roxbury, Mass. Jamaica Plain High School Current Events Club Mascart Theatre Costume Design Course Sadie is sure to see the humor of every- thing; a bit reserved, but decided and generous in her likes and dislikes. ’32 MARION W. RUSS 1 Clarina Street, Wakefield, Mass. Wakefield High School Class Editor Year Book ' 19, ' 30 Editor-in-Chief Year Book ' 31 Advisory Board Current Events Club General Design Course A most gracious and kind friend, whose young shoulders have borne the burdens of a mature nature without protest. A true student, a conscientious worker, and of an open optimistic nature, Marion is an excellent executive and of a truly noble character. DOROTHY E. GOLDBERG 21 Aborn Street, Peabody, Mass. Peabody High School Costume Design Course Dorothy is one of our most charming classmates and friends. Contact vvith various elements in the Costume Design course has changed her. We ' re serious — she’s serious. MARION L. ALLARD 136 Wakefield Street, Reading, Mass. Reading High School Glee Club Costume Design Course She is pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with. And pleasant, too, to think on.” Mamie” is always quietly ready to help and be friendly to us all. KATHRYN E. HOWARD 7 Sheridan Street, Lawrence, Mass. Lawrence High School Vice-president ' 28 Costume Design Course A sweet smile and merry eyes — she is gay, yet wistful. Music that soars on dream-wings, up and ever upwards — that is Bunny. Or there is that other person called Bunny who would rather tramp for hours through wind- tossed leaves than go to a lecture. MARY F. LIVINGSTON 153 Westfield Street, Lowell, Mass. Lowell High School Costume Design Course A complex nature which is at once a combination of sweetness and per- plexity. Once a shy bewildered girl, she has blossomed forth into a sleek young modern.

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WALTER F. JOHNSTON 880 School Street, Webster, Mass. Bartlett High School Treasurer ' 29 Junior Prom Committee Drawing and Painting Course Walter becomes an excellent friend once you ' ve known him. He ' s very quiet and reserved in public; but he ' s also an ardent admirer of this modern jazz, and a jolly fellow to his intimate acquaintances. DOROTHY M. BABINE 167 Ash Street, Reading, Mass. Reading High School Teacher Training Course Combine “chic and petite” and one gets a combination hard to beat — Dot! She may be small in body, but not in spirit. In fact, Dottie ' s twinkling eyes and ready smile are always evident and welcome. CATHERINE A. COLLIER R. F. D. No. 3, Lowell, Mass. Lowell High School Teacher Training Course A voice intermingled with musical laughter has Kay.” Her pleasant manner, her friendly aid, and her sense of humor, plus periods of gentle teasing, are always welcome attributes to any gathering. ’32 ARTHUR W. McMURTRY 321 Pearl Street, Cambridge, Mass. Rindge Technical High School Drawing and Painting Course We all admire Arthur ' s fine water colors which feature in our exhibitions; and his sense of humor, the delightful Mark Twain brand, is a joy to us. ESTHER I. BURGESS 13 Beechwood Ave., Watertown, Mass. Watertown High School Teacher Training Course Esther accomplishes her work in a quiet, unassuming manner, and is sur- prisingly proficient. She always sees the sunny siae of situations and is very sympathetic and understanding. LUCIA E. BUCKLE I Hillside Avenue, Wakefield, Mass. Wakefield High School Year Book Staff ' 31 Drawing and Painting Course The spark of genius is quite plainly seen in Lucia ' s canvases, which is just another way of stating her success as a painter. The fairies must have endowed her with that rare combination of intel- ligence and a wholesome outlook on life. DORIS M. BIELING 589 Birch Street, Fall Riv ' er, Mass. Durfee High School Teacher Training Course Petite and dainty, crowned with golden red curls, would any one suspect how much energy is concealed in that tiny person? Nevertheless it is there along with many other desirable qualities. GRACE A. BLACK 22 Oak Street, Reading, Mass. Reading High School Teacher Training Course We all like Grace! She ' s so cordial, so nice, so quietly clever; a little bit re- served, but then, that only adds to the interest.