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

Page 30 text:

CATHERINE HILLIARD, 10 Hillside Ave., Revere Drawing and Painting Catherine proves that it pays to be quiet and serious about our work. Just look at her painting! Keep up the good work Katrinka old kid and never let any man stand in your way. I don ' t, ” says she. WALTER JOHNSTON, 880 School St., Webster Inventor of burps, wow dows” and bovitches , using the painting studio for a projection room. However, as a painter he ' s all there and some day when he ' s six feet under, art dealers will be paying fancy prices for paintings signed Walter Johnston, while the bovitches will be ringing in St. Peter ' s ears, far, far away. DONALD KNOWLES, 60 Park St., Brookline Drawing and Painting W ' hat a rare pe rsonality. You know him — that small, powerful gentleman who should really wear the derby and cane instead of that abominable mustache. A sense of humor — well, ask him. A hard worker — that ' s obvious. Taste — he knows what that means. Watch him — he is going far. . RTHUR W. McMurtry, 321 Pearl St., Cambridge Drawing and Painting Clever in many ways, Mac excels in water-color compositions and touchfootball. We hope that some day our generous and amiable companion will find the hidden recipe for which he diligently searches. RUTH UNDERHILL, 50 Trapelo Rd., Waltham Drawing and Painting While we poke along in one course, she thrives in two and we wonder how she manages to do so many excellent fashion illustrations when she spends more rime in the painting studio than we who take that course. The luxurious, the unique, and the beautiful always intrigue her.

Page 29 text:

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.

Page 31 text:

ROGER WOLCOTT A lad whom some of us have known for five years and, knowing him better than most folk, speak not too loudly when he is absent. His present company can turn an hour to pleasant profit with talk gathered from homely incidents and strange places, or books. JOHN E. PHELPS, Bernardston Drawing and Painting Beware there partner! — On your toes or — flash! — a Yankee blade will find its mark on your manly chest. Quick and alert, Johnny knows how to take care of himself. W ' hether it is a battle of foils or words it is a difficult task to defeat him. Personality Humor Energy Loyalty Perseverance Sagacity [ 27 ]