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

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COMMERCE YEAR BOOK,1912 Department of Stenography and Typewriting HORACE G. HEALEY, Chairman? EDXVIN H. CRAVER DANIEL O'C. WALSH ABRAHAM ROSENBLUM GERALD VAN CASTEELJK Department of Languages ERVVIN WV. ROESSLER, Chairman JULIUS BLUME ALFRED REMY JACOB FLATOW' JOHN P. ROCHOW ERNEST W. HARTUNG LEON .SINAGNAN ARNOLD IQUTNER HERBERT C. SKINNER CHARLES G. MONTROSS , A HENRY J. SKIPP WILLIAM R. O,NEIL Department Physics I ' HENRY C. CHESTON, Chairnzan WILLIAM H.ANCE . J. S. BONIANJE Department of Chemistry ' JOSEPH SQ Bf1ILLS,CCh6fi7'77Zd71 p R. EGRANT BENNETT , n A ' OSCAR FLYNN RAY BENNETTL . .QAYCLLAIUDE F. VVALKER Department' of Biology' ' A' VVALTER H. EDDY, Chairman 4 4 - VVILLIAM C. BARBOUR ' J I FRED HARTWELL RALPH BENEDICT FRANK O. QPAYNE HARVEY B. CLOUGH . H VVILLISA H. GRANTT CLARENCE W. HAHN ' . Department of ,Drawing FOREST GRANT, Chairman O A RAYMOND CARTER C. HAYES SPRAGUE Department of Physical Training ' ' HARRY E. ALDINGER, Chairman I WILERED F. FOSTER PHILIP J. E. ROTHERHAM Department Of Music N. LINDSAY NORDEN Office A JOHN A.Z C. COLLINS, Secretary ' PAUL E. H.ASSELBRINCK A it THOMAS L. BYRON , 'Substitute. 'l'On leave Of absence. j:Lab. assistant. 15

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OUR FACULTY

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I BD ITO PA UL 512011441 I Cf Q HEN the Board of Editors began considering plans for a year book that Would meet the requirements of a Decennial Numberl' they encountered a difficult problem: HOW were they to Write a book that would give a complete history of all the various branches of the school's activities, and at the same time incur no risk of making the book so large and costly that it would be a Hnancial failure? The Board has en- deavored 'to solve this problem by condensing the ancient history as much as possible Without converting it into an uninteresting outline. The Board encountered another problem Which, however, Was insur- mountable. ln past years the YEAR BOOK has been issued about the beginning of June, and all the athletic events which took place during the months of Nlay and June had to remain unrecorded. The succeeding YEAR BOOK made no record of these events, nor has the Athletic Association kept an account of them. Unable to obtain these facts, We have been forced to omit them. We offer this brief explanation to those of our readers Who are inclined to be critical, hoping that it will answer their criticisms to their entire satis- faction. ' We Wish to extend our heartiest thanks to those members of the Faculty who have assisted us in the publication of this volume, in particular, to Messrs. Heydrick and Carleton for their valuable suggestions and general supervision of the literary department, to hir. Carter for his aid in the art department, and to Nlr. Koopman for his valuable assistance in regard to the business management. ' ,I 16