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

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Standing-D. Gardner, M. Hansen, E. Fisher. Sitting-F. Wlxitaker, A. McCord, E. McGillicuddy, A. Lemoine.

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THE COGSWELL 85 SEWING. Now is the high tide ol' the yearn in the sewing department. From every class finished work is pouring in, lilling the chests and showcase and providing the models with trousseaux galore. The Seniors' graduating gowns are, ol course, the most important work now being done, and, wonder of wonders, Mrs. lngalls says that they will be finished ahead ol time! This is unusual, as there is always more or less of a rush during the last week. The gowns are all of the latest style and of line material. Amelia Tschirch is finishing a blue foulard afternoon gown. The IVA class is hard at work on their battenberg and appear to be making considerable headway. The millinery class, consisting of the lYpX's and the juniors have turned out some good work. llaving tinishecl their summer hats, the IV Ns and IH B's are spending their time in making children's bonnets by hand. The IH :Ys are making housecaps. Elizabeth lilaciocco and Emma lluclgen are making fancy waists. The girls of the ll ll class are making dilterent articles of dress. Some are finishing their French linings. Elizabeth Fisher is making a blue dress, Pearl Hein a diagonal checked suit, Frieda Knudson a heavy woolen coat, Grace Schilling a green coat, and Marie Selleck a corded woolen suit. The HA girls are not idle. Coats ol the latest style, suits and dresses are being made by these skillful girls. lt is useless to mention individuals, for as a class they are excellent dressniakers. The Freshmen take to sewing as the proverbial duck to water. The I B's are finishing their undergarments and some of the girls are working on dresses which they will exhibit in the -lunior Exposition, which, by the way, will receive a splendid exhibit from the department. The IA's have the applied sewing well under way. FREEHAND. The Seniors are working hard in the little green room. The craft work is, as a rule, worthy of great praise. The pretty and useful articles made by the girls who are painting china, and those who are working with metal, excite the admiration of everyone. The TH B Class of Design is working hard on designs, which they will use in their Senior year. They have handed in the necessary abstracts. The IHA class is doing wash-work. Some of the girls have drawn cuts for THE COGSWELL. The II B's have also drawn for THE COGSWELL and are now doing wash- work. The IIA ffirls are making posters and book covers. Q b An industrious group is the high Freshmen class. They are working on the large models. The I A's are well started on their small casts. COOKING. The Cooking Department will also exhibit in the junior Exposition. The junior girls are making salads and serving invalid meals. The III A's are planning and serving breakfasts.

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