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

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MYER A. GOLDSTEIN 368 Park Street, Dorchester, Mass. Dorchester High School for Boys Mascart Theatre Teacher Training Course Myer is better known as Major,” always smiling, cheerful and willing to help anyone. He is a faithful keeper of our store, a polite young gentleman who believes in Service w ' ith a Smile. PAUL G. GREELEY 510 Main Street, Waltham, Mass. Waltham High School Class President ' 31 Current Events Club Teacher Training Course Actions speak louder than words” may well be Paul ' s motto, so quietly and efficiently does he carry out the class duties and attend to his studies. Behind a mask of silence there lurks a conta- gious spark of frivolity and gallantrv. DOROTHY A. LEWIS 11 Peabody Street, Stoneham, Mass. Malden High School Literary Editor of Year Book ' 31 Class Secretary ' 31 Current Events Club Teacher Training Course Dot is an extremely interesting person with whom to discuss any w ' ork of art, for her opinions are very positive. Always she remains composed and prac- tical, in her quiet manner proving a steadfast friendship. ’32 ROBERT L. DRUMMOND 17 Woodrow Avenue, Medford, Mass. Medford High School Teacher Training Course A gentleman with an unsurpassed dis- position; a believer of be yourself. GRACE P. HAYNES 8 Carleton Street, Haverhill, Mass. Haverhill High School Assistant Director Current Events Club ' 30, ' 31 Teacher Training Course The rhythm of builded happiness flow- ing through these years forebodes for her many precious hours woven into one beautiful dream. LUCY M. DUREN Carlisle, Mass. Concord High School Teacher Training Course Lucy is one of the sweet little-town girls. She belongs to the class of people who, although not in the lime- light, are always beloved and respected by all who know them. EDNA LITTLE 154 High Street, Reading, Mass. Reading High School Teacher Training Course Tall, slim, blue-eyed Edna has a hard time deciding things, but that ' s because she likes everything and everybody. Optimistic to the nth degree, Edna is well on the way to become that kind of teacher that is the ideal of all the am- bitious Junior Teacher Trainers. LILLIAN W. HUNT 30 Butler .Y venue, Stoneham, Mass. Stoneham High School Mascart Theatre Glee Club Junior Prom Committee Teacher Training Course A typical product of our New England soil, there lingers about Lillian an aroma of her colonial ancestors. On the other hand, Lillian is extremely modern, which keeps her ever in a turmoil de- ciding whether the spirit of the past or this modern spirit shall be the conqueror of her ideas and ideals.

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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.

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SAM A. MIDMAN 11 Cheney Street, Roxbury, Mass. Revere High School Vice-President Student Association ' 29 Football Team ’28, ' 29, ' 30 Teacher Training Course Sam’s always ready with advice and as- sistance at the right moment I He not only makes things brighter for his in- separable chum, Jean, but for all of us. GRETCHEN A. SHELTON 11 Pershing Rd., Jamaica Plain, Mass. Practical Arts High School Year Book Staff ’31 Teacher Training Course An idealist and romanticist! and an altogether charming person! To know her, is to like her, for she is truly the artist — in personality, ability, and achievement. Industrious, often seri- ous, then again jolly, but always pleasant, Gretchen is bound to succeed in her profession. NELLIE G. SMITH 1 Melrose Avenue, Adams, Mass. Adams High School Teacher Training Course Quiet and not a little reserved, Nellie keeps her intimate self for her friends. Yet to us all she shows a friendly, cheerful, and modest personality. ’32 A. ELIZABETH SMITH 65 Greenwood Ave., Greenwood, Mass. Wakefield High School Glee Club Teacher Training Course With envy, we place Elizabeth under a long, impressive column of C’s, such as : Capable, courteous, clever, conscien- tious, cheerful, etc. Still Betty does have moments of rebellion. Above all, she is naturally a happy sort of person, eager for good times, willing and ready with help, and also a very good sport. MARY H. RYZEWSKI 70 Regent Street, Roxbury, Mass. Ware High School Glee Club Year Book Staff ’31 Teacher Training Course One may suddenly chance upon a lovely (lower while in the deep woods and become glad over it. Such is the case with Mary. If one comes to know this pleasant, gracious, dependable student, one feels an added gladness in her presence. HENRY H. HARRIS 114 Chelmsford St., Lowell, Mass. Lowell High School Teacher Training Course Magic Club Football 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Bucky is to be recognized by his modesty, quick wdt, and smile. Know him, and you have found a strong char- acter and a heart of gold. Bucky is always ready for some good fun, and is always ready to carry his share of the burden. PAULINE E. MOUNTAIN 69 Woodside Road, Winchester, Mass. Lowell High School Glee Club Teacher Training Course From the ’’faithful mountain” to any- one! — a ready smile, a certain interest and sympathy for the shyest Freshman and the biggest Senior! RUTH T. RYAN 4 Pearl Street, Ayer, Mass. Westford Academy Glee Club Teacher Training Course ■’Rufus” tries so hard to be cynical, and may be a bit mercurial. She has the courage of her convictions; what she likes, she likes; what she doesn’t, she doesn’t.