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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gg THE COGSWELL VERONA LEASON, '14. June 1914! ' Xwfhat does it mean? Perhaps one has to be a Cogswellite, or at least possess some of that true Cogswell spirit before one can realize the magic of such seemingly unimportant words and such an ordinary date. Yet what Cogswell student's heart does not throb with anxious excitement, not when he sees the first nor the second part of this ordinary phrase, but when he sees the combination of June, 1914! For that date proclaims the close of the spring semester, the close of a term of hard, conscientious work, and heralds the days of idle happiness to be spent at the seashore or in the mountains. Probably our tiny Freshmen are the most joyful, anticipating mighty Sophomore days. And if the 17's keep up their past record, Cogswell will surely have a class of which it can be duly proud. Almost immediately upon entering school the class of 1917 was organized, and from that time on has taken a hearty interest in school affairs. The officers who served during the past term are: President, Vlfalter 1-lollg Vice-President, Cade Sparks, Secretary, Opal Dalbeyg Treasurer, Rudolph Popeg Sergeant-at- Arms, Jacob Cordseng Representative, Hazel Sweeney. A quaint and very original design have the 16's chosen for their pin, which links the two classes. The near Juniors look back on the past semester with perfect satisfaction and are now planning their next term's work. No new officers have been elected as yet, and those who served during the past six months are: President, Raymond McElligotg Vice-President, Pearl Hein, Secretary, Jean Miller, Treasurer, Carl Olsen, Sergeant-at-Arms, Spiro Mandichg Representative to the Student Body, Frieda Knudson. Nor have the 15's elected a new set of officers for their Senior year. Those who filled their positions exceedingly capably throughout the term are: President, Edward McDonald, Vice-President, Elmer Forsythg Secre- tary, Sophie Trostg Treasurer, Henry Roberts, Representatives, Frances W'agner and Mervin Gunzendorfer. The 15's have little specialties all of their own in the manner of house parties. A series of these interesting affairs have already been given at different students, homes and have been most successful in promoting sociability among the class members. Rumors are about that the class has laid the foundation plans for a gigan- tic Exposition danceu to be held in the near future. But perhaps the waning' term has been the most successful for the Seniors, who will soon bid a fond farewell to the happy scenes of fast departing school days spent at Cogswell. But let it not be forever, l4's! Remember that Cogswellls doors are always open at your command and why not return sometimes, not only as a distant visitor, but as if you again were a participant in the activities which you have held so dear and which have prospered through your untiring efforts during the past four years. How we hope that you may have that same success in your new lives that you are about to begin with the dawn of june, 1914. The class is still putting the finishing touches on its high school career and IS in the midst of plans for a final social appearance in the form of The