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

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AI.HKUT STKAUNS KKNDAl.l, 7;5 I ' arkor St., Nkwton Ckmiii-; Elemenls of Arrhitfrliiral Drawituj and Drxif n llar ' )inl Collofte and Massacliu.sett.s Iii.stitutc of Teclinolof;v. .MomlxT of Kon lall-Ta vior ' oiiipan V, .Vmt ' rican lirstitiito of . rcliitfct.s, and Ho.stoii .Society of . chite •t . l)e.sit;iier of .Malden, New Kn land Ifaptist and Ho.ston I’.syeliopathie I lo. pital.s, lio.ston Home for Itienralile.s, and Hoston Relief Station. •JKSSIK M A( DON’.M.l) ,‘!S.‘{ Royl.ston St., Rojston l{ooh and Adrertiximj Design .Mnmna l.owell N’ormal School, M .S.. ..and 1, ' In.stitnte 1 ) ' .Vrt ( ' onteniporaire, Ihiri.s. Senior fjradnate medal, M.S.. .. . d verti.sin » .Vrti.st, Style Lecturer at Department Stores. Worked for Femina, Paris, drawing ' s from openitifis for .American stores. Member Boston and .New A ' ork Society of Contem- porary Artists. KRNK.ST LEF M.V.JOR Fenway .Studios, Ipswich St., Bo.sto.v Composition: Advanced Drawing Pupil of , rt .Students ' Leaf ne of New ' ork, and of .lulian . cademy ami William Dannat in Paris, etc. Member of Cnildof Hoston . rtists. , warded Silver Medal at Pan-PaciKc Exposition, 1915. Bok Prize at Pennsylvania -Academy of Fine .Arts, li)17. LAI BIN H. MARTIN U Park St., Lowell Melairg; Jewelry and Enameling Cowles .Art School, Birtningham School of -Art, London Comity Conm-il School of -Art. -Awarded South Kensington Medal. Master craftsman of the Society of .Arts ami Crafts. ELL.A MI ' NSTERBF RG .‘50 ClaHin Rd., Brookline Art History Born at Freiburg, Germany. Came at one year of age to Cambridge, Ma.ss.; Studied at Radclill’e College and Museum School of Fine .Arts. Member of Copley Society, State House Women’s (. ' lub, and -Museum of Fine .Arts. The one who, through twelve trips, is acipiainted and accjuaints others with Europe. ELISE M. XELSEN ( .‘5 .Alexander .Ave., Bel.mont Substitute Instructor in Sociology .Alumna Sargent School; Boston I ' niversity, B.S. and M.Ed. Director National .Amateur .Athletic Federation. Instructor at Sargent School of Physical Falucation. LEO O ' DON.NELL The Dutch Hou.se, 40 Netherlands Rd., Brookline General Illustration; Life Draudng .Alumnus M.S..A. Illustrator of books, including “The King’s Spurs,” by Carter. WOrk in free-lance advertising. Faculty .Advi.sor for Senior Class and Ma.scart Theatre. ELIZABETH W ARD PERKINS 4,‘51 Perkins St., .J.xm.uc.a Pl.mn Obserration and Mental Training Through Drawing Brearley School, Student of Music in Europe, two years. .Studied art under Charles WOodbury, N.. .; Member of .American Eederation of .Arts. Founder of W oodbury Training .School in .Applied Ob.servation. Lecturer on Educa- tion. President, Children’s .Art Centre, Boston. OTIS PHILBRICK lo Hill Crest Parkway, Wi.nche.ster Department Head Drawing and Painting; Life Drawing and Painting .Alumnus M.S..A.; Pupil of DeCamp. Member of Boston Society of Water Color Painters. Exhibited at Corcoran (iallery, Chicago .Art Institute, National and Penn.sylvaiiia .Academies. Faculty .Advi.sor for Sophomore lass. LILLIAN A. PHILLIPS .59 Perkins St., J.xmak a Plain Elementary and Advanced ( ' rafts; llookblnding, H earing, Pottery, Stage Crafts and Home Enrnishing .Alumna M.S..A.; Columbia Cniversity, B.S. and .A.M.; .Special study of Crafts in C. S. and Europe; .Asso ciated with settlement house work; (iovern- ment Hospital Occupational Therapy. Taught at Fitchburg Normal School and Simmons College. Member of Ju[ an Society and London .Arts and Crafts Bureau. 8

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Zi;U-A HICKINCIIAM 4. ( Imskr Avc.. Ai iii undm.i. h ' .lniinitani Drttiriiiij ami Oil ‘(liiillii; Aliinma M.S.A.; I’iicilic I tiivcrsilv, H.A. Mi-iiiIkt of tli - Copley Sociel -. Her liol l)V i workiiif; in water eolors, anil lieaiil if, inji a liny eoltaj;e anil flanlen. TIIKHON I. CAIX H IM). KiH, So. Hkaivihkk Etc me III aril Drairiiiij; Vr.vyae iir; I ' irir Art: I iixtriiiiiviilal Drairiiii .Mninnns Ilarvaril I niversily, H.S. Kil.; Aleinlier of the Hraintree Town I’lantiiny ' Hoaril. .Ml ' HIKL COX C20H Walnut St., Xkwton Hi(;iii., ni)s (’(IxflllllC I)t ' XII ll .Mnnina M.S.A.; Boston I niversity, Eil.M.; former Supervisor of .Vrt, Kearney, Xehraska; lleail of rl Department, Keene Xormal . ' sehool. Now As.soeiate Direetor, Cliamherlain School of Kveryilay . rt; Instructor at Boston I niversily; Member of Trainiiift I )epartmenl.s at H. II. White ' s anil Filene ' s. CVHI ' S K. D.M.Ll.X (i!) Oaklaml .Vve., .Vhlinijtox IIkights Mndi’liiiij fmiii Life; Com position in llrlirf anil the Hound Born in Springville, I tah. Fnpil of Chapn anil Damp!. I’resiilent of the Boston Society of Sculptors. Exhibitions at Paris Salon, anil Worlil ' s Fair. Hobbies, trout fishing anil archery. master of .American Inilian .Sculpture ineluiling the “.Appeal to the (ireat Spirit, Boston; “The Seont, Kan.sas City; “Meilieine .Man, Philailelphia. AI.ARTll.A M. FLIXT ‘2(17 High St., Xewbukyport Coslume Eallern, Draftinij and Design Barnaril .Aeailemy; Stuilied art in Cincinnati, anil costume design at S. T. Taylor and Bon Ton Schools, Xew A ' ork. Designer of Costumes for “.Aida. Boston 0|)era House; for historic Pageant, “Spirit of Hampton.” Designed with .Adrian for the Little Theatre Playhouse on the Moors. Costume Siijiervisor for School Productions. LI DW IC; FRAXK lOd Ilernenway St., Bo.stdn Textile Design Born in Hes.se Darmstadt, (iermany. .Alumnus M.S..A. Studied with Prof. Bergerhoff. Xieolai Meister, and Eric Pajie. Designer and Decorator at Trenton Potteries. Puritan Mills, Meridan Britannia ComiJany, and designer of gold and silver ware at Bigelow Kennard Company. Director of De- signer ' s .Art School, Boston. FDW.ARD AVI LIU R DF.AX’ HAMILTON Trinity Court, Boston HtiU Life Painting and Composition .Alumnus M.S..A.; .Julian .Academy, Fi-ole des Beaux .Arts, impil of .Jules, Eli Delaunay, (. ' hairman of tlie .Arts and Jjibrary Committee of the St. Botolph Clul). Decorated .John AAesley Memorial Room of J incoln College, Oxford; portraits, including .JoJm AAesley, late J ' res. AA ' arren Harding; AA ' . T. AA ' arren, Boston I’niversity; and four former directors of the McJ.ean Hos- pital. .Awarded .Jordan I rize, 18i).J; (iold Medal, San J‘ ' rancisco Exposition, I!)lo. .AXX.A M.AA JJEAA ' JJ.ATJJ.AAA ' .AY IdO!) Commonwealth .A ve., .Ai.lston Design, Color Ilarmoiig, Pencil Drawing .Alumna M.S..A.; Studied at School of Design of J.,owell Institute; Harvard Summer School; Interest in .set palettes gained from J’rofes.sor J’ope. AJem- ber of tsociety of Independent .Artists. Instructor at Sihool of Landscape .Architecture, Harvard I niversity. Only woman to receive recognition in A an Dyke pencil contest. EDAA IX .A. HO.ADLEY 3o7 Charles St., Boston Design; Dynamir Symmetry; Demonstration Drawing; Composition .Alumnus M.S..A. Taught free hand and mechanical drawing at Lynn Classical, and Nature Study at Lowell Normal School. .Associated with two Magic Clubs. Boys ' advisor, Peabody House. Exhibitor at Boston Art Club and (. ' hildren ' s Library. Faculty advisor for the Freshman Class. AA ' .ALTEH AA ' . .LAMISOX i)l Robin St., AA ' est Roxbuhy English Composition and Literature Yale, .A.B.; Harvard, .A.M.; Phi Beta Ka] pa; Member of Twentieth Century Club, Society for Promotion of Engineering Education, and National Edu- cation .Association. ‘Mlight guide to the ‘.American Holy Lands ' and all saunterers (ii la sainte terrej in the springtime.

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|{A 1() I) o. roin i ' .H :!:il lliirviir.l St.. (Amhiiidi.i, Mdilrlliiti. Khmciihiri) anil .tili ' iiniiil; Ihcarahir Sriiljilan Sluili ’ l at .Vrt Institute of ( iiicaf ' o. Memlier, Moston Society of Si ulplors. I’ul)lie inomimetits in ( iilia. Hawaii. Iiiilia, and . ineriea. Memorial to I’res. ' I ' yler, ' a.; (ire -n Mountain l5oy, ' t.; Senator l.od e, lloston; War Memorial for ' onnnonweall li Arniory, lloslon. M. HI (id ‘.iii Narrapmsett St ., ( l I Y ( ' oshiinc Ailri rtixiiii) ami llhixtraliaii .Studied at ( ' ooi)er I nion. I’ralt Institute, and ( IdeaKo Scliool of l■’iIle . rts. worked on start ' of !, ■ ( ' ostnme Royal. Ofine I’nlilislnnn ( ' oinpaiiy. Madison .Square .Advertisinji .Vfjeney. I’ictorial R ‘vie v I’nhlisldtif; Company, and Century Service. I• ' ree lanee work for many Moston stores inclndiny Shepard ' s. .lOIIN . ' sH.ARM.W .SO Somerset St., SoMKin ii.i.K ]‘aiiitinii .Member of Philadelphia . rt Club. ( Inild of Mostoti . rtists. ami ( ' onnecticnt .Vcademy of Fine .Arts. .Awardeil Flagf ' Pri .eat the Connecticut .Acaclem, ’ of Fine . rts in FRKl) .J. THO.MPSO.X 70 Cloverdale Rd.. Xkwton IIi(;iu.. m)s Elfintiilari Dratrini and Dexign I’ratt Institute. War service as Marine Canionflenr with the C. S. Ship[)ing Hoard. F ' ree lanee Commercial designer and illustrator before entering the teaching profe.ssion. Faculty advisor for .Innior Class. His colors jday on waves, seaeoasts. and on boats in the harbor. LIL.AIl MFIRLFI A .Al CiH.AN AOO Crescent St.. W alth. m Sociologi Moston I ' niversity. .A.M., A.M.. Ph.I).. Phi Meta Ka[)pa. (iradnate work at Harvard College. Civic Welfare work. Member of Women ' s Municipal League. .Advisor of Women and Professor of Flconomies and Sociology at Moston I niversity School of Flducation. FIFFIF: M. W HITTKT 15 Chilton Rd., West Ro.xbuhy Librarian; Library Miilioil.s; Children ' s Lilerainre .Alumna Simmons College, studierl at Moston I ' niversity. Member of Mass. Library Club; Moston Chapter of .Special Libraries .Association, and New Fmglaml School Librarians ' .Association. ,A worker with young people ' s groups. AMY H.ACHF:L WHITTIER !)8 Chestnut .St., Moston Department Head Teacher Training; Principles of Edueuiinn ; Teaching Methods and Sapereision .Alumna M.S..A. Stiulied at Cowles .Art School, I’niversities of Moston and Chicago, and Harvard College. People as such are her chief interest, and landscape sketching in pastels and water color are hobbies. Her teaching has included work in Maine, through the West, and back to M.S.A. We are justly proud of the members of our faculty, and grateful to each one who has made po.ssible the publication of this AN ' XI’.AL. Especially we acknowledge the valuable assistance of Miss MacDonald, our advisor, Mr. .Alcott, and Air. -lamison. 9