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

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We are proud to know him. We admire his dynamic energy which makes his teaching as invigorating as his watercolors. We like his friendly attitude, the way he puts words to- gether, books he buys for his baby, the way he walks on the curb instead of the sidewalk. Sometimes, when we consider his most casual remark we discover a most challenging idea. He objects to a low hum of conversation. We like that too. In fact, we like him.

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] I I i I I We are seniors — ahead we have our future — behind four wonderful years. The cliques formed in our freshman year have gradually dissolved and in their places an overall efFect has been ob- tained not merely of tolerance, but of friendliness and co- operation. We have found more in education than just erudite learning. We realize now that it is important, if we are to live in a democracy as functioning parts, that we learn to live to- gether. We have made the beginnings. President Kay Wainright Vice-President . . Eleanor Mersey Secretary. . . . MSry Esther Jones Treasurer Marion Johnson