Cogswell Polytechnical College - Cogswell Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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EDNIUND POWERS, Editorq ' MARTIN JUKICH, Business Manager

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TI-IE COGSWELL A QUARTERLY PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF COGSWELL PoLY'rEcHNIcAL COLLEGE :: SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA Entered as Second-Class Matter August 3, 1911, at the Postoffice at San Francisco, Cali- fornia, under Act of March 3, 1879. Subscription, 51.00 per annum Single COPIES, 25 Cents Address All Communications to the Manager EDMUND POWERS, '14 - .--- Editor-in-Chief MARTIN I. IUKICH, '14 - - Advertising and Business Manager ELMER ROTROSKY, '15 - - - Assistant Manager MISS E. M. GRINNELL - Literary Adviser H. H. BLISS - - - Business Adviser 6 EDITORIAL STAFF. WAYNE B. STEPHENSON, '14 - - - - Literary ERNEST BRIDGETT, '15 - - Exchanges VERONA LEASEN, '14 - - - - Sghogl Notes ERNESTINE VVINDI-IOEVEL, '09 A1umni CI-IAS. HIDEN, '15 - - - Technical FREMONT O'BRIEN, '14 - - Athletics DOROTHY GARDNER, '15 - - - - Gil-13' Notes CARLETON BRYANg ELOISE LYNCH, '14 - - Jgkes STAFF ARTISTS. RAYMOND YOUNG, '14 GERTRUDE HOLLADAY, '16 ERNEST BRIDGETT, '15 VIOLA VAN DAALEN, '14 BUSINESS STAFF. MARGARET MacMURRAY, '14 FRED LYQN, '14 GLADYS ROBERTS, '14 FRED GIBBONS, 714 REUBEN SPUNN, '14

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68 THE cooswELL Annnunrrnirnm ROBERT EVVING TWED.-XL FUND.-Robert Ewing, who for many years served this school as a member of the Board of Trustees, left in trust a fund of 31000, the earnings of which are to provide annually gold medals as a prize for excellence in scholarship, or in any of the arts or trades taught in this school. The earnings of this fund are now available and first awards will be made next year. Regulations governing awards have not yet been determined, but full information will be given out at the opening of next term. , ,- CALENDAR.-A new circular of information and catalogue of students is soon to appear. The only change in the courses of study is a tendency to greater liberality allowed students in selecting work in the industrial branches. The amount of elective work for girls in the third and fourth years is to be increased and special group courses in dressmaking, drawing, arts and crafts and house management are to be provided for. Friday, july 24th, is announced as the day for enrollment and classifica- tion of students. Schedules of work for mixed program students and for those in group courses should be arranged on this day. All books and supplies necessary for work at the beginning of the term should be secured on Friday and Saturday, july 24th and 25th. Work will begin in all departments at 9 a. m. Monday, july 27th. Illlllulllllll lllllllll llllll HH il LQ11ug11ffffL12777lfffffflfffffllffflflffff Ilfffffflllffllllfllfllllllfllll llllll 7 1- I : ' ' ml E Z 5 ' L 7 O 5 A 'g x 4 lu 2 , me 2 T f Q l NV Z 4 - U 2 E f 9 Z E -ef. 2 :xi ? JI , AMS X 1... -: 2 2 4 ,xx 1 MX X X ,L ,R Z 4 .. '-- C, - 41 urrnununnulu-m -.. ,, A I f u lul IIIIIA