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

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PHILLIP ADAMS, 23 Madison Circle, Greenfield Teacher Training Always depend on Phil to contribute interesting points to discussions — of current art exhibi- tions; though, joking at the poles, he is some little man! DORIS BILLING, 589 Birch St., Fall River Teacher Training One finds here a little bit of fairyland in golden-red hair, golden smile and sunny temper. ESTHER BURGESS, 13 Beechwood Ave., Watertown Teacher Training More of us might profit by being among the select few whom Stella says know the delightfully informal and warmly-smiling Es. CATHERINE A. COLLIER, R.F.D. No. 3, Lowell Teacher Training Catherine, possessed of a keen sense of humor, has a frank and friendly attitude towards others that lends itself to a faithful cooperation in all her activities. That ' s why we like her! JOSEPH DRISCOLL, 173 Copeland St., Campello Teacher Training Pessimistic, if you can believe it, an earnest water-colorist, Joe ' s secret passion as such go is col- lecting bottles, old and funny, large and small bottles. ROBERT DRUMMOND, 17 Woodrow Ave., Medford Teacher Training Handsomely waved blonde hair, always ready to help on the stage and off, always on com- mittees, a man of whom ' tis said he invariably does the right thing! [ 15 ]

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Senior Class J HE Senior class, unlike Gaul, ivas divided into five parts, each practically isolated from one another, all tolerant hut not affable to outsiders. It is said there are three other classes occupying the same building. We have it from good authority that all of them have dances like us, ivear smocks , some even ivield the brush in somewhat our style, even resemble us physically . Our dance (most of us knew there ivas one, although few of us attended was a huge success like all dances. There ivas some talk of an operetta around. We never found out ivhether it ivas merely a rumor or a fact. Outside of some other disconcerting whispers of class meetings and a theatre group operating around the premises, we have been deliciously sequestered. We may sound like the Camel who only humphed and only looked at his own beautiful reflection in the pool, but we know how to behave and our work is really quite extraordi- nary. This year we enter terra frigida and statistics show that ninety-nine percent of us will be dish- washers, clerks, “mooral painters or come back as post graduates. [H]

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LUCY M. DUREN, Carlisle Teachtr Training Lucy reminds us of those hushed and hidden places within the heart of deep woods where the violets grow all undisturbed. Only those searching there find the stillness and the beauty, — precious things, always to be remembered. PAUL GREELEY, 510 Main St., Waltham Teacher Training A silent man in our class who talks not too much of present or past, but one on whom we can depend to come out alright in the end. M, RGARET H. LL, Hospital Rd., Concord Teacher Training . n earnest student who is able to appreciate the fine points of her fellow students and leave the poorer ones in the background. (That ' s psychological handling for us.) HENRY HARRIS, 144 Chelmsford St., Lowell Teacher Training The everlasting case of the comedian whose suppressed desires embrace tragedy, you can ' t re- press laughter at thoughts of Captain Bucky and his misplaced — tut! GRACE HAYNES, 8 Carlton St., Haverhill Teacher Training Whiz! Bang! and Gracie ' s work is done, besides which such appreciation and sense of humor would be hard to match elsewhere. HELENA HOMER, 59 Howard St., Arlington Teacher Training Helena has many interests outside of school work. We all admire her lovely etchings, and know she is especially fond of music, dramatics and dancing.