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

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MARY H. RYZEWSKI, 70 Regent St., Roxbury Teacher Training Mary in her sweet winsome way never fails us, either in the excellent execution of some difficult assignment or in the art of friendly understanding. Her sunny smile radiates a lasting impression that we carry with us always. GRETCHEN SHELTON, 11 Pershing Rd., Jamaica Plain Teacher Training A maiden of surprising moods like a sensitive, poised doe who, suddenly surprised by the hunts- man, darts quickly from sight. She possesses an individual refinement always associated with her. A. ELIZABETH SMITH, 65 Greenwood Ave., Greenwood Teacher Training With a calm and steadfast purpose Elizabeth moves among us. Her gentle patience manifests itself in her excellent craftswork. There ' s a strength in her friendliness, the contribution of a well ordered mind that leads her friends into a quiet happiness. NELLIE SMITH, 1 Melrose Ave., Adams Teacher Training An ardent crossw’ord puzzle fan, and admirer of the modern arts, and an all ' round good fellow, that ' sNell. VICTORIA SZYDLOWSKI, 215 Hancock St., Dorchester Teacher Training Pleasant, dependable, efficient, and enthusiastic in her work — Vicky”. MARGUERITE TAYLOR, 35 Amaranth Ave., Medford Teacher Training Meg” reminds us of a vivacious little elf chasing hither and thither. But those who know her well know she can be serious and accomplish much.

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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.

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FLORENCE W ' OLFSON, 108 Maple St., Roxbury Asleep, awake, by night or day. The friends I seek are seeking me; No wind can drive my bark astray. Nor change the tide of destiny. Teacher Training The stars come nightly to the sky. The tidal wave unto the sea; Nor time, nor space, nor deep, nor high. Can keep my own away from me. — John Borroughs. EILEEN WOODBOROUGH, 66 Monmouth St., Springfield Teacher Training Endowed with a New England conscience though she may be, Eileen surprises us with ultra- modern questions in psychology. Her exacting knowledge and practicality leave us staggering, yet we look to her as our unofficial office girl with confidence supreme. HILDA VINCENT, 46 State St., New Bedford Teacher Training A fun-loving nature hiding behind a somewhat sober exter ior, who demands justice for all and whose friendship is sincere. EDA ADLER, 10 Courtland Rd., Dorchester General Design Eda is decidedly interested in everything modern and makes it her business to create the most up- to-the-minute designs. Any day is brightened by her presence, for where she is life is. CLARA B. ANDREWS, 11 Page St., Danvers General Design Clara is as naively sophisticated as the cunning children she loves to draw. True, her preference for elephants as pets echoes the peculiar comedy for which her marionettes are so well-remembered. DANIEL BROWN, 42 Samoset St., Plymouth General Design If you want to know most anything from commercial art to the latest talkie ask Dan — maybe he ' ll tell you! Anyhow you may be sure he never allows himself to become slow in contributing to the wise remarks of the general designers. [ 20 ]