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

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CHARLES E. ABBOTT Prof, of Ceramics HARRIS BARRON Instructor of Ceramics ALGALEE ADAMS Prof, of Art Education GERARD T. AMIRIAN Assoc. Prof, of Psychology and Sociology DAVID BERGER Assoc. Prof, of Painting and Anatomy ZULMIRA ALMEIDA Instructor of Fashion Design ALE BRACONIER Instructor of Sculpture s THOMAS BURKE Senior Supervisor in Design

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During the darkest days of the French’ Revolution, the young poet Wordsworth wrote: Bliss was it that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very heaven! In the midst of those violent days when established structures crumbled into chaos, Wordsworth saw glorious prospects for a new world of equality and justice. He re- joiced in being young enough to help to bring that new world into being. Our present era, disordered and turbulent though it is, can inspire you with a like excitement. A brighter world is evident in the fight against poverty, in the movement for peace, and in the recognition of civil rights. It is the youth of today who will be called upon to bring forward their accomplishment. Here in this book with its record of the past year, you see yourself in a moment of time. You have presented to you many activities which individually and from day to day may have seemed of little value. Grouped as a whole, however, they show that you have made a truly formidable record of achievement. May this record inspire you with confidence in yourself so to utilize your training as to bring about a radiant world in which it will be bliss to be alive. DEAN of WOMEN

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CALVIN BURNETT Assist. Prof, of Graphic Arts and Perspective KATHRYN A. COGHLAN Assoc. Prof, of English MARY S. COLLINS Assist. Prof, of Fashion Illustration JOHN BUTLER Assoc. Prof, of English and Economics GEORGE M. COHEN Assist. Prof, of Art History MURIEL COOPER Assist. Prof, of Advertising Design