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

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CHARLES EDWARD NEWELL, 11 Manchester Rd., Winchester A fastidious maitre de maison with an ubiquitous personality whom the majority know little of except for his brief announcements concerning uncomely deportment and excessive untidiness. A white collar among dirty smocks, but a hard worker with high ideals for us and our school. FREDERICK M. WILDER, 122 Davis Ave., Brookline A sympathetic though sometimes mulish soul who tries to understand late excuses, helps us “work it out together and talk things over. He is rugged, virile, quite unrecognizable with a hair cut, comes right to the point without flowery phrases, a square shooter. ISABELL. T. DAMRELL, 5 Lee St., Cambridge The efficient and capable secretary to Mr. Newell and the school, unfortunately confined to the inner sanctum, she is not well known except to those who borrow keys. Miss Damrell is always courteous and considerate. MARGARET C. WOLAHAN, 18 Park Drive, Brookline She is in charge of the high finance of the school and guards such articles that reach her which have been deserted by their owners. Always helpful, though busy, and will change a dime any- time for a telephone call. EILEEN McCULLEM, 102 Loring Rd., Winthrop A nouvelle arrivee, but already taken to our hearts, who has the tutelage of the Dean’s affairs. A very pleasant duty and quite the lady to perform it. [61

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FACULTY ACT

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THERON IRV ' ING CAIN, R.F.D. 168, South Braintree In this class all drawing goes on between two red dots, but just get the right shade of red and there is nothing to worry about. When perspective discussions wax hot, it seems our professor moans, When I prepared this lesson, God and I knew what it was about and now only God knows. Well anyhow it looks that way. J. MACE ANDRE SS, 67 Clyde St., Newtonville It ' s all very interesting to find out if one is an extrovert or an introvert or a solferinoist or a chigoeist, and that ' s what you find out with Dr. Andress. All lectures eventually lead to some experiments on poor mice or guinea pigs. I ' ll wager they simply abominate psychology along with some chiroscuroists. EDWIN HOADLEY, 357 Charles St., Boston Any time vou feel depressed just drop in and see Mr. Hoadley and he ' ll tell vou all about the little boy who did his home work on time and got a lovely position drawing labels for corn flakes. It will cheer you up unless you are a D and P. In that case just a sad indulgent smile from E.H. who is very much in hopes that you ' ll be worth while folks. LILLIAN A. PHILIPS, 59 Perkins St., Jamaica Plain One does not love a woman for what she says; one loves what she says because one loves her. And that is that. Do you see, oh best beloved? LILAH MERLE VAUGHN, 400 Crescent St., Waltham She admits once thinking the art school people were queer, — now tells about Ikev the cat as queerly as the best of us could. [ 7 ]