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

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MAE MAGRIEL, 11 Medford St., Springfield Costume Design When she ' s present — blond, amiable, affable, happy-go-lucky. Yet beneath lurks a flash of temper, a stream of originality, a fine combination of intellect and emotion — a coordination of brain and hand producing, a draftsman whose work is the envy of all the J. C. D. BARBARA McCRILLIS, 11 Hobson St., Methuen Costume Desi gn Sure an ' here ' s a bonnie lass who bane thinks it dinna cost anything to have a cheery nature, do good work and technique, oh momma mia! (We think she ' s Scotch but we ' re not sure.) DOROTHY MURPHY, 23 Bertram St., Lowell Costume Design Til take that red and white ski outfit and that little frock for sixty-five. You ' ve attended to the layettes? Oh yes, and that green gown, it ' s so nice with my hair. Oh no, thank you, that won ' t be necessary, we illustrate our own accessories. DOROTHY PAGE, 3105 Central Drive, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Costume Design Wabash moon keep shining. On the one who waits for me Back home in Indiana neath the weeping willow tree, and so on, but to all outward appearances she smiles bravely. MARY STEWART, Cook St., Boylston Costume Design While she struggles over Floridanian outfits for ultra-marine ladies she dreams of Californian sunshi ne. For the gentle reader; Her bien aime is in that far distant state. LILLIAN STREISFIELD, 55 Observatory Ave., Haverhill Costume Design Banked fires leap to life in the dark recesses of her eyes (to be read with expression). A very theatrical creature fascinating to the eye. [ 24 ]

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MARION W. RUSS, 1 Clarina St., Wakefield General Design Prophecies are always dangerous, particularly when they apply to the future of a person like Marion, who, beside being the lode-star of her class for four years and president of the student association with just loads and loads of esprit de corps, is a charming young woman. Still we dare say there’s happiness in view. RUSSELL WEST, 91 So. Kimball St., Haverhill General Design Russ is an interesting and necessary member of the Design group. He works with meticu- lous care and paints extremely modern designs in a fresh and individual way. B.ARBARA ADAMS, Hillsdale Rd., Medford Costume Design Oh Danny boy, the pipes are playing and we must sally forth to give a puppet show with the little dog that wiggled his ears for Mr. Leo ' s son and heir. DOROTHY GOLDBERG, 21 Aborn St., Peabody Dash 24% Ostentatiousness 10% Responsibility 0.44% Ought-to-grow-itivity 5% Costume Design Trouble (because I had to write all these) 15% Happy-go-luckiness 25% Yenning 20% KATHERINE HOWARD, 7 Sheridan St., Lawrence Costume Design I heard a woodthrush in the dusk Came back from very far. Twirl three notes and make a star. And that is how Bunnv affects us. My heart that walked with bitterness MAYRE LIVINGSTON, 153 Westfield St., Lowell Costume Design Sophistication, scintillating with Spanish senoritas and tangos, masking a sweet, simple and girlish naivete is Mayre.

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HELEN BLAIR, 20 Birch Hill Rd., Newtonville Modeling Despite Helen ' s modest blushes and childish giggles, she is a sincere worker, and has the most amazing ambitions. LAURA HALL, 287 Central St,, Saxonville Modeling The mouse in the corner, literally, who has such a keen appreciation of human nature and a naturally forgiving disposish that she can bear the companionship of her smaller half with a smile — or a laugh. RUTH KENNEDY, Dunstable Modeling A small person with a pithy sort of humor who pads noise lessly around the room. LUCIA E. BUCKLE, Hillside Ave., Wakefield Drawing and Painting Mr. Andrew ' s blond and capable assistant in anatomy class. Lucia is most certainly holding high the standard of attainment. Her paintings are of the best and show an unusual and interesting technique. RICHARD ELLERY, 35 Cherry St., Danvers Drawing and Painting He takes life seriously, but not himself too much. He is sensitive to a degree. His quiet sense of humor is expressed occasionally with a Jolly ! Jolly ! of appreciation or friendly sarcasm. Dick has the liking and respect of all and the sincere friendship of those whom his natural reticence permits to know him well. ERNST HALBERSTADT, 126 Massachusetts Ave., Boston I could fill a canvas from here to China in a week if I had a big enough brush. I ' m doing a minia- ture now twenty-five feet by fifty. School attendance — bah, bah! This interview will cost your magazine twenty thousand per minute and cheap at the price.