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

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V .5.1 N DOM I 39 THE CLASS OF NINE TEEh

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AMY R. WHITTIER Head of Teacher Training Department A person possessed of boundless energy who inspires us in our chosen work. Efficient, capable and charming, she rightfully claims the utmost respect of her satellites, the struggling “teacher trainers.” Miss Whittier greets all unreservedly with a cheery “good morning” and admits us at any time to the charming office which reflects her so truthfully. ISABELLA T. DAMRELL School Secretary Quiet, efficient, with shy twinkling humor, everything moves smoothly under her guidance. Her personal in- terest in all Massachusetts Art is deep and loyal. Her memory is unfailing and at any hour of the day she will tell us where Mr. Newell is, when he will return, and if he will be too busy to see us. RUTH M. McELROY Dean s Clerk No awful ogre at the office door b ars the way to the dean, but a smiling little lady eager to help, whether the question be “What class is Mary Jones in now?” or “M-m-may I see the dean?” There’s a cheery word and a smile for all who enter her domicile. MARGARE ' r C. WOLAHAN Bookkeeper Our reliance in time of trouble; when we h)se something, we go to Miss Wolahan ; when we want something, we go to M iss Wolahan. She is always ready with the sym- pathy and help that smooths out our difficulties. Her patience is infinite; at the end of a long day, she can still smile at the last distraught student wildly searching for a missing triangle.

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H U N D R R D NINE