High School of Commerce - Caravel Yearbook (New York, NY)

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COMMERCE YEAR EooK,191-2 ALUMNI june, 1904 ALVINO, A. Ferdinand, is in the automobile renting business for himself. ELLIGTT, Robert, holds the position of secretary to the vice-president of the lVIerritt Sc Chapman Derrick and VVrecking Co. SCHGENBERGER, Albert, has been employed as stenographer and oflice assistant. At present holds the position of office manager with the firm of Arthur Bedel. ' A SCHYVARZRIAN, Howard, is employed as traveling salesman with the Sweet-Grr Co. ' SHERWCDGD, Edward T., Jr., has been employed as postoifice clerk. At present holds the position of embalmer with the firm of J. P. lVIarfing. TRITSCH, Albert O., was employed at VVanamaker's, New York. Grad- uated from Amherst College, 1909. Received degree of B.A. Studying at-the Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge, Mass. Graduates 1912. WILSON, Harry G., has been employed as stenographer and clerk. At present holds the position of Deputy Tax Commissioner of the City of New York. i February, 1905 ' ANTONACCHIO, Felix, has been employed as assistant bookkeeper, sten- ographer and typewriter, law clerk. At present has an office for the general practice of law. Studied at New York .Law School. A AULETA, Vincent H., is employed as teacher at Public School 77. Studied at lVIanhattan College and Fordham Law School. HEYNIAN, David, has been employed as' clerk and assistant bookkeeper. At present holds the position of secretary and treasurer of the Amber Realty Co. f 1 STROOCK, Sylvan, is a member of the firm of S. Stroock 81 Co., manu- facturers and dealers in felt. ' june, 1905 BURGER, Edward H., is employed as attorney and counsellor-at-law with the firm of Adolph and Henry Bolch. Graduated from New Y01-k Law School in 1909. Received degree of LLB. ' 128

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HE Alumni was organized by the first graduating class of the school. It has been a very strong organization in its day, but it has lost much of its former prestige. The purpose in organizing was to promote the feeling of good fellowship among the graduates and to keep up the friend- ships formed in the Alma Mater. While the Athletic Association was not strong enough to pay for its own expenses, the Alumni Association furnished the necessary funds, but since the A. A. has grown so large this practice has ceased. Among other activities, the Alumni usually held annual dinners and -dances, but these have also been stopped, owing to the lack of enthusiasm and interest. Recently, there was some talk of reorganizing the Alumni on a new bas-is, but it proved unsuccessful when the attempt was made by some of the leaders. The various classes, however, nearly all keep up their own organiza- tion, and hold annual meetings. The fullest report of the Alumni is given elsewhere, presenting the record since graduation of all members who could be reached. It is extremely desirable that each class should elect a permanent -secretary, who should keep a roll of the addresses of his classmates, and should notify them of meetings. These secretaries are requested to send their names to hir. Heydrick. . W 5 . A' Q' ,11 V' N 127

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COMMERCE YEAR BOOK 1912 BISHOP, F. Wa1'ner, graduated from Columbia University in IQIO. Re- ceived degree of B.S. At present studying at College of Ph gigians and , Y Surgeons. Graduates in 1912. Will then go into two years' service in . St. Luke's Hospital. FABRICANT, Louis, employed at District Attorney's office, New York City. Studied at New York University. Received degree of LL.B. and LL.M. GEIS, Richard A., employed as lawyer with the firm of Reynolds Sc Geis. Studied at Cornell University. , HERRIVIANN, Hugo G., has been employed as bill clerk and clerk. I At present in delicatessen business with his father. JABURG, John, Ir., has been employed as clerk, department manager and ranch hand. At present holds the position of agriculturalist with the firm of J. P. Dunn 85 Co., Snyder, Colo. p PATTERSON, Rowland A., holds the position of inspector of athletics with the Board of Education, New York City . February, 1906 CRAMER, Murray E., has been employed as clerk of pay-roll and secretary. At present holds the position of cost clerk with the Commercial Acetylene Co. V . , 1 y HAN N, Victor F., has been employed as stenographer and clerk. At present is credit man with the Fifth Avenue Bank of New York. Studied at the New York Chapter of the American Institute of Banking. June, 1906 ' I LESSER, Myron L., graduated from,Columbia University in IQIO. He received the degree of B.S. At present studying at Columbia Law School. Will graduate in 1912'with LL.B. McALPIN, Kenneth D., has been employed in the advertising department of the New York Times and W. Thompson Advertising Agency. At present holds the position of advertising solicitor with the Home Pattern Co. PFEIFFER, George A., graduated from Stevens Institute in 1910 and re- ceived the degree of M.E. Received degree of A.lVI. at Columbia Uni- versity in 1910. At present holds the p0Siti011 of 21SSiSf2:U'C 111 the depart' ment of mathematics at Columbia University. ' . RADT, Hugo S., has been employed as stock boy and SHICSHUH Wlfh an importing house. At present holds the position of secret21fY afrd treasurer with the G, 85 A, Carburettor Co. Has taken extension night courses. 129