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

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The class of ’46 . . . slightly depleted in size, but doubled in enthusiasm. The same familiar struggle with imaginary picture planes and cubes, oil paints and water colors . , . exciting moments as the kiln is opened, or as we peel off the paper from our first block print . . . the fantastic nightmares of dancing skeletons or squirming muscles just before an anatomy exam . . . AND the slightly superior feeling, now that we have a class under us. SOPHOMORE CLASS BARBARA CHASE PRESIDENT MARY McCABE VICE-PRESIDENT ROSAMOND STRONG SECRETARY ROBERT STEVENSON TREASURER BARBARA ANN CHASE

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JUNIOR CLASS KAY WAINWRIGHT PRESIDENT MARY ESTER JONES VICE-PRESIDENT MARIWOOD MacLUCAS SECRETARY EVELYN NELSON TREASURER It has been a year of new experiences. At last we begin to see the road ahead . . . the training for our chosen vocation has begun in earnest. The teacher trainers have started their practice teach- ing, — and the general designers are producing diverse forms of commercial and fine art. Our graphic art students are demonstrating their powers of artistic expression in a variety of mediums . . . and we speed on toward our senior year all too swiftly. MILMA COZAD

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FRESHMAN CLASS ELAINE SMITHERS DOROTHY McLEAN ELAINE BIGANESS FLORENCE CARLAN PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER The transition from bewildered freshmen to worldly, seniors is a tedious, but worthwhile struggle. We knew and felt this when we entered these portals for the first time last September. With unlimited energy and confidence in our ability we were resolved to make the grade. Our ups and downs came frequently and will undoubtedly continue . . . but we feel certain that they are stepping stones to a complete success. ELINOR PALMER