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

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30 THE coGsWELL OUR GRA.DS AT COLLEGE. Loren Taber, '06, is attending the State University at Berkeley, where he is taking a special course. jack Brincard, '08, is in the College of Civil Engineering at Berkeley. He will graduate next summer. Arthur Rosen, '09, is also attending the University of California. He is in his Senior year and majors in Me- chanical Engineering. ' jack Dodd, '10, is registered in the Chemistry Department at Stanford. He is manager of the Stanford Glee Club and is also an assistant in the Chemistry Department. Edwin Anderson, '09, is taking a post-graduate course at Stanford. Andy is manager of the Chaparral and also a member of the Encinal Club and Hammer and Coffin Society. john Blood, '07, is attending the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Martin Levy, '10, is at the Univer- sity of California, where he majors in Electrical Engineering. Howard McLean, '10, is also at the University of California and is a ju- nior in the College of Mechanics. Social Committee Mr. McLean was the editor of TI-IE Hilda Knudson, '13 COGSWELL in his enior ear here. Clifford Welcome, '13 S Y Arthur Schloh, '11, is a Sophomore in the College of Civil Engineering at Berkeley. Bennet Bowley, '13, and Irving Murray, '12, are also majoring in Civil Engineering. Walter Malm, '12, is attending Cornell University. THE ENGINEERS. Leslie Appel is in the Electrical Engineering Department of the Pgtgjfic Electric C0mP-HUY located in Los Angeles. At the time of his graduation from C. P. C. in 1908 Mr. Appel was the President of the Student Body. Harry Titcomb, '91, is with the Southern Pacific Company at Los Angeles. Mr. Titcomb was present at the Social, it being the first time he has been at the school since his graduation,

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THE CO Social Committee L. Price, '09 Rebe Frank, '12 Merril Howe, '10 GSWELL 79 An orchestra, composed of several of the Alumni who had played in the school orchestra in their student days, next rendered a selection. In this or- chestra were Henry Schroeder, Earl Sewall, Berta Lucas and Ferdinand Lucas. Arnold fl.'eterson, a member of the present graduating class, then favored us with a solo. This was followed by another selection from the orchestra. entertained us with stories concerning Cogswell people. vored by Turkey for us as delight- fully as of old, when we used to be en- tertained at the rallies by his songs. This concluded the program and the floor was cleared for dancing. The old-fashioned grand right and left llyron Mobbs then several humorous some well-known XYe were next fa liurke, who sang and grab dances were the order of the evening and served as a means of making us all better acquainted with each other. The school orchestra played for the dancing very creditable showing. After the dancing ice cream and cake were served. The tags given out earlier in the evening each bore a number, the girls' numbers corre- sponding to those on the boys' tags, and in this manner each one was fur- nished with a partner for the refresh- ment dance. Every one present voted the affair a jolly good time and all asked eagerly for the date of the next one. The treasury is now in fairly good shape, so that the Social Committee expects to announce another good time soon after the vacation days are over. However, announcements will be sent only to those whose dues for the year Cl914j are marked paid, so be sure that yours are so marked by the treasurer. very kindly and made a

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THE COGSWELL 81 C. F. C. DIAMOND STARS. Rod I-Iollis, '09, is a member of the Calgary Club in the Twilight League. Rod is one of Deyeraux's twirlers. Clayton I-lollis, ex-'11, is captain of the Petaluma ball team. Carl Zamlock, ex-'11, is working in the XVestern League this season. Zamniy is one ol' the pitchers on the Denver Club. Arthur Codington, '09, is playing with the Emeryville nine. Fred Codington, '07, is a member of the Iast Kahn Brothers' team of Oakland and is regarded as one of their stellar players. OTHER STELLAR STARS. Buel Moody, ex-'09, famous as a track star, is a member of the Fastime Athletic Club. Longueville Price, '09, who holds Cogswells record for the mile, belongs to the Olympic Club. Lloyd Inlellings. 'Ili Chester Gilbert, 'll: Al Pennington, ex-'10g Bull Miller. ex-'11, who played on the champion basket ball teams at school, are now members of the invincible Olympic fire. COGSXYELI. BUSINESS GIRLS. Anita Douglas, ex-'12, has charge of the lace department in the Em- porium. May Frye. '09, is with I-Iartsook, the photographer. Grace Montell, '09, is with the Curtis Printing Company. Sophie Hink, ex-'12, is with Schillings Henrietta Goetjen, ex-'09, is a stenographer with Jonas Erlanger, whole- sale producer. COGSNVELLITES XVI-IO ARE TEACHING. Martin Flaherty, '91, is an English instructor at the University of California. Elizabeth MacXIurray, '12, has charge of a class in sewing. which is conducted by the Emporium for its employees. Marguerite Kaufmann, '03, is teaching in the city schools. Fred Lucas, '09, is back at Cogswell as assistant instructor in the Forge and Foundry. Hazel Haggart is teaching' in the schools of San Mateo. She gradu- ated from Cogswell in 1905. OFFICERS OF THE COGSXVELI.. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. Fred Rotrosky, '10, President, 1273 Turk streetg phone VVest 4870. Arthur Codington, '09, Vice-President, 1014 Sixtieth street, Oakland, Ca1.g phone Piedmont 3359. Ernestine Vifinclhoevel, '09, Secretary-Treasurer, 465 Central avenueg phone West 7704. SOCIAL COMMITTEE. Rebe Frank, '12g Merril Howe, '10g Hilda Knudsen, '13, Longueville Price, '095 Clifford VVelcome, '13.