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

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rv • Dorothy Deane Dotty ' s New England soul and artist ' s heart make an unbeat- able partnership, and she uses them to good advantage in producing designs subtly modern with a traditional technique. Like the Ipswich clams from her home town, she is unpretentious and quiet on the surface, with a salty wit and wisdom when she opens up at unexpected mo- ments. Calm, cool, collected . . . belled by Let ' s do something exciting drawled In a voice slow and smooth as molasses . . . tiny waist, thick glossy hair, and big baggy pocketbooks — originals of course . . . Add a touch of whimsy and you have Marie. • Margery Luty Here ' s our sophisticate from Harper ' s Bazaar with a flair for Chinese dragons and Chinese fashions, and a knack of always knowing the right comeback. She ' s a connoisseur of the U. S. Marine Corps and can wield an effective line, both in drawing and other- wise.

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• Mary McCabe Vivaciousness, emphasized by a pert nose, curly black hair and a tongue that moves with rapid-fire speed. Willing doer of any odd job . . . sympa- thetic and helpful. If vt • Marlon Donovan Self possessed and reserved young lady one minute ... a silly child with an Irish humor the next . . . Feets is an interesting paradox . . . serious and sedate — yet gay and trifling . . . she likes coffee, too. • Jean Brooks Ouija boards, astrology and spir- itual goings on, a gay good morn- ing and spontaneous dance steps . . . terrific designs passed in with an apologetic remark, and . . . let ' s have a cigarette ... all add up to Beanie who is an enigmatic sprite. • Marion Mentz Well groomed . . . poised pos- sessor of an unerring sense of taste touched with the exotic . . . able to laugh at herself and ap- preciate others — lucky Marion.

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• Marilyn Werby We ' ve formed the I Appre- ciate Wormy club in recog- nition of her biting sarcasm, frankness and good humor . . . her sophisticated Ma- donna face, and her work often witty, often otherwise, but always original. • Charles Walkup Charlie started brightening our formerly strickly feminine class in September, and has been doing it ever since. One man song and dance team . . . unique way of putting words to-gether. • Gloria Levaggi Never without earrings or her quick wit that creeps in at odd moments . . . or that something that some- body else always forgets ... or that snack at rest period. Gloria is a hard worker and a loyal friend.