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

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i I LINOIl THOMAS 99 .Icnncss Street. Lowki.i. Dance (hminitlee. ’. ' il: I ' slier al Operetta. ’.V? A silver ama .on in burnt oranfje knitt(‘(l mail, shaking an old-fash- ioned’ ' to the brass blare of an ebon orchestra. .nil, IK WILSON 10 Mcdlellan Street. Amhkh.st C.lee Cluh. ’.V2 Happy, jolly. Hille Bobbe; a little girl with a big pout; silent speaking confidante; the (pieen of hearts with an infectious smile. I COSTUME DESIGN DEFARTIVIENT h ' BANCl S BBUNSW ICK, Fran 1 11 Dakota Street. Dohchk.stkr (itee (Uuh A creature, she, all life and light and glee.” A modest little lady with remarkable ability. Her twinkling eyes and ready smile are always evident and welcome. DONALD CHASE DLJMONT 46 Pleasant Street, Mari.boro Scituol Supply Store Committee “A tnan, he .seems, of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.” Intellectual, .sophisticated, and clever, with an air of nonchalance we envy, and a sense of humor we appreciate. His succe.ss in costume illustration has awed us, and his costume designs thrilled us. W e expect Donald will either do Ericish illustrations or Schiaparellistic designs. i 1 I BABBARA SARGENT HACKETT 211 Bollstone Street, Fitchburg “For her heart was in her work, and the heart giveth grace to every art.” Capability piersonified — that is Barbara. Quiet and unassuming, she is rather inclined to listen than talk; but when she decides to do the latter, it is always .something worth while. ALICE AMANDA ELIZABETH HELMAN, “4 ” Ashburnham Mascart, ' 31 Her airs, her manners, all who saw admired.” .Alice is the type of person we enjoy having around. She just bubbles with enthusiasm. Sometimes it is the clothes she designs; sometimes the illustrations she is doing. With her wide variety of interests, she is always busy and cheerful. Look at yourself in the mirror of your friends’ regard, Alice. You will see as they have .seen you. gay, charm- ing, earnest, and vivacious. B.ABBABA HOUGH, Bob” 876 .Southbridge Street, Worcester “Her air, her smile, her motions told Of womanly completeness.” .A charm of fascination is hers, the changing fascination of cloud forms and moving mist. Often deep in thought with very little to say, we see Barbara weaving her web of fancy. In contrast to this air of serenity, we find her breezing into class, splashing off a fashion drawing, dashing hither and yon with her love for daring colors and lines. REGINA HUGHES, Regnie” 19 Haslet Street. Boslindai.e Vice-President, ' 32, ' 33, ' 3 ' t “She has a natural w ise sincerity A simple truthfulness, and these have lent her A dignity as moveless as the center.” A cheerful giggle, a catchy tune, a merry whistle; a pleasing personality and a lo able disposition. MOLLIE O’HARA 196 W hite Street, Fitchburg Glee Gild), ' 32, ' 33, ' 3k ”. merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” She has a wicked sense of humor; when that little glint comes into her eyes, and that grin creeps around her mouth, you may be sure some- thing is on the way. We expect to see many illustrations by “Mollie O.” together with Grafstrom in Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue. PEARL POETON 3 Cottage Street, Peabody “We have two ears and one mouth. So that we may hear more than we say.” Her eyes speak of truth and understanding, of sympathy and love. Pearl goes about her business in ht r own way; sharing with tho.se who are fortunati enough to know her, her spirit of friendline.ss and ready fun.

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AUCK nUNCJKLlN I7« Clicslmit Street, IIoi.voki: An aiifiiiliir mountain goat in tiamuKTed l rass gatnl oling in oliv(‘ green spidery oretiids; cold cream; cute doo-dalis; everything in ogue. .IlIKK (iOODMAN til Mroadway, (’uki.ska Midas with a page from the Book of Hours, illuminated hy a neon lish; borders and dingbats from the Farmer’s Almanac, and My Song. ALWILDA HENDRICKSON First Parrish Road, Scitu.atk Toulouse Loutree’s “Moulin Rouge”; orange and pale magenta; a green .satin jockey up on dun, dashing through fields of dandelions gone to seed. AUSTRA HERMANSON 9 Corning Street, Beverly Figurehead on a bireme; profile on a l oman coin; a white glezad pitcher; Fidarn cheese; a crackle l)owl of garnet cherries; Zirnpf kuchen and amber Benedictine. MAIUORIE LEIGHTON 129 Magazine Street, C. mbbidcje Basketball, ' 31; Glee Club, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33, ' 3 ; Pageant, ' 33 The latest song, the newest tune before it’s out; the latest show, the new- est star, and what she wore; the latest hit, the newest step; and all done in brilliant colors. HENRY NEUNZF ' R 114 Florence Street, Melrose Student Association President, ' 3d; Student Association Vice-Presi- dent, ' 33; Spread Committee, ' 32; Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club. ' 32; Mascart. ' 33; Board Director, ' 3d; Basketbatl, ' 31, ' 32, ' 33, ' 3d; School Slore, ' 33, ' 3d; Magic Club, ' 33; ‘‘‘Pirale ' s Daughter, ' 32 Giles by Watteau and bursting with smiles from the laughing Franz Hals. Millions of linoleum gougings saved in handmade shiny tin cans. Originator of the verbal cartoons and “I’ve got a swell idea.” MADELINE OHANIAN 147 Perham Street, West Roxbury Glee Club, ' 31, ' 32; “Pirale ' s Daughter, ' 32; Dedicatory Pageant, ' 3d A quiet room in taupe cord-du-roi with a Despian, a Maillol, a tanagra figurine, and the seven o’clock summer morning shining through a fragment of a head from Chartres. RUTH REIMER 63 Francis Street. Brookllne Chairman Dance Committee, ' 31; Mascart “B.U.B. , ' 31; Mas- cart Board of Directors. ' 33, ' 3d; Advisory Board. ' 33; Glee Club, ' 32; Usher al Operelta, ' 32; “Upstage (director), ' 33 Eve, by Gwen Lux. Talking of a blind man. catnip women, and mafernal instincts. Things washed off, bumped, spilt and stepped on. NATALIE ROODE 303 Westford Street, Lowell Beautifully drawn gold babies hanging to gilt-latticed carmined opera boxes; shiny Della Robbian cherubs and puffy Rose O’Neills popping out of turquoise trunks and laughing out from vermilion hurdy-gurdies. CAROLYN SYKORA 225 Kittredge Street, Roslixo.ale Basketbatl, ' 31; “Pirate ' s Daugider, ' 32; Glee Club, ' 31, ' 32. ' 33. ' 3d; Student Association Directory, ' 3d Nura kneeling in pink haze deep in Rousseau’s jungle, stroking a dead dickey doo, feeling inside herself a huge why; hearing outside her.self strange people laughing.

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1)K WIN(; AM) rVIM ' ING DIOFAKTMKN T .IllDiril ANDHKSS ( 7 ( ’.lydc Sl„ Ni:«ton ii.i.i: AsseniUy (hmmiltee, ’.? . ' ii ' 2: Freshman Dance ( ' o mrnillee, ’.7?; Operetla, Pholoiiraphie Fdilor Year Book, ' .‘i. ' i; Class Secretary, ’.V.V; Class Secretary, .i ' l: Chairman Christmas Si)rea(l. ’ii ' i I would look up and laufjli and love, and lil ' l.” Judy looks up f;uid( ' d l y the lolly isioiis which most of us miss; and laufihs ever respoiisi e lo humor; and lo es everyhody wilhiu sif;h( and out of it; and lifts hy her little deeds of friendship, and hy her serene, earnest handliiif; of our hiffger problems, HAZKl, BAiri ' UvT ' r 308 Faneuil St,, Biuchton Year Hook Committee, Ait, ' A ' l “Her gesture, motion, and her smile. Her wit, her voice, the heart beguiles — ” To know her is to like her. The gods must have endowed her with the rare eombination of good judgtnent and the ability to find moments of ecstasy in merely living. Ilere’s to our fine friend and classmate! HOWABD FOOTK 103 Holmes Bd., Pittsfiki.d Sketch Club. ’,?4 “Self-reverenee, self-knowledge, self-control. Jdiese th ree ' alone lead to sovereign power.” Whether it be the gray shadows of stately pines or the chimneys of the crowded brick leuildings, Howard has with his camera and brush caught and presented them in a manner strong and clear. May the great out-of- doors inspire him always. JACOB FBUIT 13 George St„ Chklse.v Manager Baskelbatt Team, ' 31: Chorus, ' 31; Operetta, ' 32 There was a jolly painter, Lived on the river glee; He worked and sang from morn till night; No one more blithe than he.” Jake” has gone far along the road of improvement and has become a serious painter with real promise. Keep up the good work!” RUTH GOLDBERG 64 Atlamson St., Aix.ston Current Events Club, ' 32, ' 33. S ' r: Current Events Club Secretary- Treasurer, ' 33; Junior Honor Mention, ' 33 The secret of success is the con.staricy to purpose.” A real helper, always willing to tell you or show you the way over your stumbling stones. A hard worker with a will to do that always carries her through with flying colors. HOLLIS HOLBROOK ISWalnut St„ N.vtick “A mind unafraid to travel, even if the trail be not blazed.” Our playwright, cynic, and critic. He works hard searching for an unknown something held aloof from the outer world. Seek and ye shall find.” DOROTHA JONF]S 310 Concord Ave., C.-vviBRiofiE Current Events Club. ' 31, ' 32; Sketch Club, ' 3 i To those who know thee not, no words can paint! And those who know thee, know all words are faint.” A surprising little person with a way and manner to be envied. Poetry in her soul, laughter on her lips; and in her heart a love for all life, which should lead her far in her work for children. LYNETTE MANTOR 286 [Jncoln St., W.ai.ttiam Chorus, ' 31, ' 32: Current Events Club. ' 33: Current Events Club Secretary-Treasurer, ’J4,‘ Sketch Club, ' 3 ' i “The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good.” A fair-haired, blue-eyed child of the gods, we are all happy to call her friend. An extremely earnest, serious worker possessing a great feeling for color. Her eyes are towards the sun, and her feet along the road of happiness. CATHERINE SHERMAN II Garfield Ave., Somerviu.e Sketch Club, ' 3 ' f The fairest garden in her looks, and in her mind the wisest books.” Here is Kay; so lithe and gay. With manner bright and cheery. With books to read and friends to please. She never shall be weary. i