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  • What a complete thrill to find this site. The best years of my life were at VGU. So much promise and hope for life. So much talent in such a small space, students and instructors alike. My business partner graduated from Mass Art in '76. She says that although she got the diploma, I got the education. I was lucky enough to get my transcripts before they were destroyed, but Salem State questioned their validity, because they weren't from a Vesper George faculty member...

  • said melclassof75

  • 2008.03.21 at 13:54:27 PDT

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  • I attended Vesper George from 1969 to 1971. What wonderful memories! Have lost touch with everyone. I was delighted to find this site, never thought of even searching... Is anyone out there that graduated in 1971? I believe there were only about 35 that graduated. I remember people but just not their names! I remember Mr. Brady saying in the first days of class Its a dog eat dog world out there. Still chuckle when I think of it! Would love to hear from anyone! Sandy Fantozzi you can email me at sandrawagner@comcast.net

  • said sandyfantozzi

  • 2007.03.29 at 02:14:02 PDT

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  • I was a Vesper George graduate in 1973 what a wonderful time in my life. One day we had to design a wallpaper and bring it in to class the following week, a student brought his in and said he had drawn it. It turned out to be a design Mr. Brady had developed in the 60's, Talk about egg on your face. Lanny

  • said lan303

  • 2007.03.04 at 11:52:33 PST

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  • All myvesper memories are treasured. Arthur and his lunch truck, Bob Hunter nad the countless tripsto the MFA (especially to the CHARDIN exhibit), Mr. Brady who could draw a perfect circle o nthe board. Wendy, Corey, Tom, Dave, Barry, Cheri, Kathleen, Dianne, everyone-where are you now? REcently went into the Guild of Boston Artist. The wonderful aroma of oil paint pleasured my nose-just like a time machine-who was on duty in the Guild that day? Non other than Robert Cormier, the man who taugth us so much about watercolors. He graciously took a lot of time remembering old stories and showing us work he was doing - it was a great visit!

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  • 2002.08.05 at 05:35:34 PDT

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  • One memory I'll never forget: going over to inspect the excavation for the future Prudential building, and seeing a dead man afloat the water! My introduction to the mean streets of Boston!

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  • 2002.01.13 at 17:23:42 PST

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