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

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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

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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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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The staff of the year book wishes to thank all those whose interest and encouragement have helped to make this book possible. We are grateful to Miss Sheehan for her aid in the preparation of the literary material. Mr. Thompson has given us the benefit of his able advice and counsel. Our thanks go to Mr. O’Donnell for his kindly cooperation. We owe our appreciation to the junior teacher training department for their fine work in the production of our silk screened cover, and to the senior design and teacher training divisions for their cooperation in the production of our prints. We are especially grateful to Mr. Kupferman and Mr. Philbrick for their help in the preparation of this work. Mary Machlup, Jane Coleman, Phyllis Riehl, Edith Kartstein, Nancy Graves, and Marie Anton have done a fine job on the student write-ups. Our thanks also go to Kathleen Wainwright, Lena Geiser, Henry LaRoache, Aiko Iwatki, Vienna Gentili, and Irene Garlitz for their delightful spottings on the senior pages. Special thanks are due Marjorie Herene for her attractive photographic page decorations. Rosalie Ferrara, Wilma Cozad, and Irene Garlitz have been very kind in contributing their help. We are deeply grateful to Mr. Palmstrom for his guidance and inspiration. This book was photo-lithographed by Spaulding-Moss Co. The type was set by Scott Monotyping Co. Paper: 70-pound White Warren ' s Offset Enamel. Body Type: 8, 10 and 12-point Twentieth Century Series. Display types: 18 and 24-point Twentieth Century Bold.