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

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John Ananis Steady, conscientious, and tliorougli. Witli liis fine sensibilities and quiet patience, Jolin lias kept bis work to tbe bigb professional standard that Kas become a letjend around school, and will no doubt soon gain for biin a noteworthy reputation in tbe field of ]jainting. Elizabeth Balcom Peeping around doors and slipping noiselessly into class, Mascart’s Greek goddess comes in and does good ones with enviable ease and facility. Modestly disclaims tbe evident merit of her work. She often goes dreamy-eyed on us and we know her thoughts are not in New England clouds. Guido Carbone A genuine craftsman, Guido turns out ingeniously designed and beautifully executed sketch boxes, not to mention innumerable little knick knacks indispens- able to an artist. His canvases look better and better each week, and we all admire his consistent progress, not only in painting but in jjhotography ' as well.

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So when the Anqel of the darker Drink At last shall find yon hy the riuer brink, And, offering his Cap, inrite yoar Soul f orth to your Lips to (juaff you shall not shrink.” Elizabeth Balcom Rubaiyat

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Joan Drew Fragile, cobwebby bits of poetry, ecjually fine and delicate etchings are spun from Joan’s lively imagina- tion. It’s easy to tell the mornings she’s had a letter, for her eyes sparkle as brightly as does that certain pin on her smock. Nathan Fitch Tall, dark, debonair owner o f “Ooh , whose car is that! Pianist e.xtraordinary, coupled with an irre- pressible enthusiasm for swing: a compendium of the recorded classics and a member of the 12 o’clock Frolic Makers. Proud parent of many a plaque in Mr. Porter’s salon, and designer of merit, --cliarm- ing, affable, and unaffected. Edward Goldman With amazing aptitude in each field, Eddie has de- voted his time to photography, fencing, and sketch- ing, without forsaking his painting, in which he has his own delinite ideas and somewhat rebellious at- titude. I le s always frie ndly and good-natured, and willing to |)ut himself out to do favors for his class- mates.