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

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LILLIAN HUNT, 30 Butler Ave., Stoneham Teacher Training Sincerity and simplicity combine with a coy fondness for young men who admire her dark beauty. JEAN JACOB, 50 Bassett St., Lynn Teacher Training Jean is as refreshing as the ocean she loves, in her blue-grey eyes the enthusiastic and adventure- some spirit of a Viking, in her blondness the charming simplicity of a Dutch maid; a child of the sea, sky, and stars, with a disposition the gods bestow on but few. EDNA JAMES, 29 Fairmont St., Cambridge Teacher Training In the words of her classmates, the person who was always wanted because she always knew just what to do. GLADYS JOHNSON, 107 Chadwick St., Haverhill Teacher Training Gladys can hold her owm in any event, — when she so desires! Hers the credit for proving her worth, without losing her gay adventurous spirit of joy in meeting life as it passes her way. DOROTHY LEWIS, 11 Peabody Rd., Stoneham Teacher Training If one takes out of a task as much as one puts into it. Dot will readily become as vital a part of her future surroundings as she has become in the school. EDNA LITTLE, 154 High St., Reading Teacher Training A quiet and unassuming nature, and in this quiet manner prov ' es a steadfast ftiend.

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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.

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MILDRED Mackenzie, 14 Wlnthrop St., Roxbury Teacher Training Water colors, new clothes and Clarke Gable are Mildred ' s secret passions. SAM MIDMAN, 11 Cheney St., Roxbury Teacher Training This big man ' s apparent reserve vanishes into great drama with his romantic tales of Cossack dancing and old rusty swords. PAULA MOUNTAIN, 69 Woodside Rd., Winchester Teacher Training Truly a glorious girl! Ideas of her own but always willing to listen and work with others. Sincerely cheerful, ambitious, capable and reliable. Paula has tucked her friendliness into the sunny side of our hearts! FREDA NATHANSON, 274 Brookline St., Cambridge Teacher Training Laughter and friendliness are associated with Freda. For such a small person she possesses a vast amount of earnestness and to be in her presence one is impressed by her dynamic force. STELL.A RACKETTE, 1 Highland St., Dorchester Most of us exist, — few really live. Stella makes us believe that harmony in living is easily achieved. Her rhythmic fingers produce haunting melodies and delightful drawings, and the light of her smile causes us to know and remember her. RUTH RYAN, 4 Peal St., Ayer Teacher Training Slim white birches with their tawnv golden leaves under the slanting rays of a September sun, sway gracefully in the wind, — and lo! we hear them whisper “Rufus ! Gently, sincerely, and kindly, Rufus has proved a friend to each of us.