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

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E. R. Spunn E. Rotrosky, Asst. Manager G R b t M. MacMurra.y . 0 er s F. Gibbons F. Lyon

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THE COGSWELL 75 E1zN1cs'r l.31upo13T'1', '15, Owing to the fact that we are enlarging our journal, we are planning for the coming issues to discontinue our Exchange Department. This department, we find, is a constant trouble as well as expense, and we feel that this space could be used to better advantage for literary or advertising purposes. VVe also have come to the conclusion that exchange notes do not interest the students of our college, although they do help the staff. Since the foundation of our Exchange Department we have published quarterly from two to three and a half pages of exchanges. These have been devoted to criticisms and not merelv to acknowledgments. lly discontinuing this department we shall have at least two more pages available for other work, which we hope will be more appre- ciated by our students. The staff of Tun Ct7f2SXYlil.I. wishes to extend its sincerest thanks to those schools and colleges which have in the past been so kind as to supply us with copies of their journals for exchange purposes. NYC wish them all success in their work. ll'l11'l11s, liroadway lligh School, Seattle, Xllash. tlfebruaryj-Your journal shows careful work on thc part of your stall: it shows school spirit. Buck Tyson's llurron is a line short story. Your school notes and your cartoons also deserve credit. XVe are sorry to lose you. The Ou'crxailr', XYashington tlfebruaryl-We compliment you on your Essay Contestu: it is a good idea. All ol' your departments are written up in a very excellent manner. Dont you think a few more cuts or cartoons would liven up your journal? The .Sl0fU'YOIlIl1-71, l-.lealdshin'g ltligh School-Your stories are good and your athletic department is in line shape. We heartily congratulate you on your efforts to establish a tennis team. XYe hope to see you succeed. The Oczlzzzau, Oahu College, Honolulu, T. lil. QFebruaryij- liludge, a Boyf' is a cleverly written story. The author deserves great credit. Your joke de- partment has a large assortment ot good jokes. The Russ, San Diego High School tliebruaryj. Nate welcome you as a new exchange. Your Practical Politics is extremely humorous and clev- erly written. Your jokes are also good. Pine Breezes, El Dorado County High School CMarchj. You are a good exchange. Your literary department deserves special mention. Wfe suggest that your photographs be printed on white paper. The CCI'7'd'l7'ZCZZ, Lincoln High School, Portland, Ore. CFreshman issuej. Your cartoons are very well gotten np. Nate shall look forward to seeing more in the following issues of your journal. W'hims, Broadway High School, Seattle, Vlfash. CFebruaryj. Your journal is always good. VVe have no criticisms to offer. Goiidollier, Polytechnic High School, Venice, Cal. QMarchj. All of your departments are written up in first-class order. Wfhy don't you print your literary work on white paper? It would add to the appearance of your journal. f