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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1960 volume:

m eLssa.o3f3L is e tt s • college of ert l©eo eL3n.mjLeLl As we turn our vision and our efforts towards the infinite spaces of the heavens and focus on distant stars our concept of man himself grows apace. Never has the singular potential of mankind been so anxiously and dilligently cultivated. The responsibility of the artist in all of his activities deepens and enriches. The won- derful talents which the faculty and students of this college bring together and through which they develop in mutual friendship and respect produce abilities of far reaching consequence in the life and culture of the Commonwealth , the nation and the world. It has been our treasured privilege to share together a short period in the long and distinguished history of a great and expanding Massachusetts College of Art. As its President I extend my most sincere greetings. mary s. collins arthur corsini Calvin burnett william wyman feLGiJLlty James f. kenney eve I ma von ladau thomas h . gray III david berger ml Idred b . lionstone fred j . thompson ai thur copplestone edward d. movltz jenny rembert roberte. larter bruce c. hawthorne beverly hallam Sanford greenfield rlta me manus john a . grepp robert neuman emma lennon floyd covert george craven marguerite franklin Charles demotropoulos russell doucette John butler lawrence kupferman melvin v . chevers Charles e. abbott thomas c . o ' hara library ciep a,rtrr:ierLt avis duckworth anne paramoure administration Virginia bethany margaret wolahan hanna ryan servioe staff mary brady Charles kane ernest king Joseph j. me earthy hervie mombourquette tlcie stuLd-exit Toociy r ' ■ ' ' t OHM I I K3 ffToi rjflii mi [•-Olflr fll fr es!b.men V pH . t fl KWf. ii ' 1 P INr ' ' • flrSjf - 5 %«i t i H v ' i ; JH P «pf‘ ■■ -r iE ' % ' L sop l omores j -u-niors seniors senior olnss offioers vice presicleli paul c. kilmt painting illustrati® sec re tar) roselaine grosberj painting illustratior treasurer sybil folk advertising product design president Charles o . duke teacher education wilcox michael c. russo louis archer kent wright obert r. deacon robert j . wilcox richard j . me earthy fetsDnion. design Sc ill-uLstreition louise e. gardner louise m. rowen lucy m . vzyga elizabeth dauphinee margaret a. fleming beverly gillon eaton jean e. palmer joyce r. neall patricia starr jane rothberg anne kennet judith barney adeline dik dyer patricia a. polletta marsha gerbrach geraldine garfinkle f 1 . [ mik wm dolores borowiec Helen lee potter rita ritterbush )hyllis corbin Virginia a . dotalo eleanor stranahan janice bjorn Chester h. hall jr george |. economides diana e. lowe suzanne I. fenn myrtle harper charles glordano carol a. baker edna-mae morse elizabeth mollnarl , . ’ robert f. moody robinson obert p. lavigne patricia a. manix barbara gropper william j, mahoney Helen e. szathmary mary a. english elizabeth poutenis bernard g. me mahon katherine tewksbury kenneth f. roberts mary I. walsh marie deraedt michalik , marilyn kane Chester michalik ronane nancy a. west oeramio design albert davis joyce verner patricIa coletti allosso margaret a. donovan gail a. matson therese rosone ; :.. '  . ' 2 fS 1 t J -- J ■ H , V. ‘ r ' ' ' ! i ' ' -fiL 4 ii ■ , - ji ' •■ , i ,v I painting illijLstration james scenna jr. robert m. cooney emily houde alvan b. stripinis arnold glimcher morgan w severly s. brody marguerite samson weston m. andrews crossman chickeringi lanice charney dolores deluca anne m. dunbar w, f. Cummings vilma r. berarducci harry f. nasse sandra j. packard j . wm . hunt }oan Sylvester dygert robert me gloin abigail fuller cheryl a. audet Howard a. shwartzer st ' u.cient association st ' u.cierLt assooiettion ofTioers president Charles giordano vice president anne dunbar secretary gail tassinari treasurer william barren assistant treasurer thomas crotty faculty advisor mr. floyd covert I s. SL. SLOtivities 1 --I jpj X ' v j e W is]:i stULcient’s gI ' ulIo oitiristian fello ' wslriijD U..J - ■n ' ■ yM - f - r iri ' i iihM] II fra, angelioo ne w man. gI-ulIo Glior :LS im 1 i senior sym Dosinm Inaugurated by the Senior Class, under the inspiring guidance of Mrs, Jenny Rembert, the Senior Symposium is a series of lectures and discussions with noted figures in the Arts and Sciences. During this first year we have had as our guests such people as William Wyman, Ceramicist; Joseph Caruso, Author; Ralph Leblanc, Architect; Hugh Townley, Scup- tor; Morton Sacks, Painter; and Frederick Walkey, Di- rector of the DeCordova Museum. The Senior Symp osium was created to become a permanent and enduring function of the Senior Class, ■fc eLSls.efba,ll teeim 1960 annuLeil steirf managing editors jane pero james armstrong design art direction robert wi Icox waiter cummings photography Chester michalik alvan stripinis advertising art editor Virginia alexander advertising sales manager james hunt business manager sybil falk typing copy roselaine grosberg faculty advisor mr. melvin v. chevers p a,trons Mr. Mrs. Christopher Alexander Mr. Mrs, Edward Harper Miss Alice R. Armstrong Mrs. Helen L. Hunt Mr. David Berger Mr. James F. Kenny Mr. Calvin Burnett Mr. Lawrence Kupferman Mr. Arthur Corsini Mr. Mrs. Harold B. Morse Mr. Charles Demotropoulos Mr. Edward D. Movltz Mr. Mrs. Charles Fenn Miss Priscilla M. Nye Miss Marguerite Franklin Mr. Mrs. Ernest J. Pero Mr. John A. 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