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

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Yearbook Questionnaire Brief Descriptionj This year, instead of a yearbook for liass. Art students, that is desugned and produced by a few students, the concept is such that each student (senior) be responsible for the design of his or her cnim page. Also there is the option of producing one ' s own page (i,e, actually printing an edition of 1000 copies). We understand that this is no small feat, however we also feel that -within the concept such an undertalcLng would be more than acceptable, and might possibly even be included in a semester work. These pages will be combined into a portfolio yearbook, which truly represents each senior, the senior class as v ell as the spirit of the entire year at Mass. Art, Although we have called it a portfolio yearbook, it will still have some of -the same characteristics of a standard book, that is, it viill be bound in the same fashion as color-aid svratch books are, in this sense the pages as indi-vidual units are removable. Questionnaire j In order to get reasonably accurate estimates from printers, to organize the logistics of compiling such a volume, and to ga-ther some infoimation at this time which I ' lill be printed in -the near future we ask that each senior and faculty member fill out this form 1, Print your name as you vrish it to appear in the yearbook. If yopu don ' t acknowledge this section by the deadline your name T-iill appear as it is on the registrar ' s list(as it appears on your mailboxes) 2, Do you plan on printing your own page? 3 Do you pain on using a halftone or line art or color? Example I A photograph is a halftone, so is a wash drawing or anything that has shades of grey. Line art is an ink drat-iing, and can be pencil if the line is dark enough. U, If you plan on using color please specify which one(or tt- o maximum) 5, What knld of paper do you plan to use? (See samples on bulletin board outside of room C-9) We must ask that this questionnaire be filled out immediately and placed in the marked box oiji side of room C-9, Technical information has been posted on the bulletin board by C-9, however if there are any questions whi.ch t ' id information doesn ' t answer, please don t hesitate to ask any rnf-mber of the s-taff, who can be located in room C-7, or the D.R.U, offices, which are off of room C-9 DEADLINE WEDNESDAY NOTOIBER 22 DEADLLWE IWEBMESDAY WOVffiBER 22

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Dear Faculty, Dear Seniors, Dec. 11,1972 I7e are sure you uill be delighted to hear that this is your LAST l IOTICE BEFORE lETERCESSIOH to infom you of our work schedule on the yearbook DEC, l5 — the questionaire deadline. If your questionaire has not been turned in, your name VTill be typeset as it is written in Hr. Stavros records, DEC, 22 — we must have all other written material in order for it to be typeset over intercession. If you are doing a poem, proverb, or whatever, be sure you give it to us S YOU WAi ' lT IT REPRODUCED! That means lines, spacing, punctuation, EVERYTBI.JG I And vie must have it by DECHIBER 22! 1st RETURi ' Hl ' IG EEK IE JAl ' IUARY— all finished art work and photography is due, iiake sure it is properly mounted or as close to a mechanical layout as possible (see wall outside C-9 ) • If yo ' U are using two colors, we need color separations. The page size is 8 inches by 9inches, but you are only concerned T ' jith an 8 by 8 inch surface. If you need any help in doing any mechanical work (cropping, reducing, photostating, etc, ), someone will be available during the intercession in the DRU room in C-9 THAi YOU FOR YOUR ATTEnITION, AilD GET ON V7ITH IT SO ? E CAi ' I GET OFF YOUR BACK AMD OM YOUR YEARBOOK! THE YEARBOOK COi ' EETEE NOTE: pages are printed on one side only, so your work x-n.ll be seen on the right-hand side as the book is opened.