Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn - Polywog Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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THE A CORPORATION Term Ending October, 1912 Term Ending October, 1913 Daniel W. McWilliams, Esq., 39 So. Portland Avenue Wm. Augustus White, A.B., 158 Columbia Heights William H. Nichols, M.S., Ll..-.D., D.Sc., n Joseph H. Raymond, A.M., M.D., 145 Willow Street 353 Clinton Avenue Theodore 1... Frothingham, A.B., LLB., 22 Orange Street Frank Lyman, A.B., E.M., 34 Remsen Street Hon. Hampden Dougherty, ALB., James 1... Morgan, Esq., 7 Pierrepont Street ' Z7 William Street, New York J. Monroe Hewlett, Ph.B., 49 Sidney Place Charles E. Potts, B.S., E.E.., 170 Rugby Road Morris U. Ely, A.B., LLB., 64 Montague Street Sanford H. Steele, A.B., LLB., ML., Howard W. Maxwell, Esq., 377 Clinton Avenue 36 Pieffepont Street Fred W. Atkinson, Ph.D., 55 Pineapple Street Term Ending October, 1914 R. Percy Chittenden, A.B., LLB., 129 Columbia Heights Nelson P. Lewis, A.B., C.E., 1511 Albemarle Road Rossiter W. Raymond, A.M., Ph.D., 123 Henry Street F rank Bailey, A.B., I75 Remsen Street Richard L. Russell, B.S., C.E. 800 Argyle Road Walter Hammitt, Esq., 1229 Pacific Street gbffifflfg nf tb! IBUHUU Chairman ........ ..,,,,,, W illiam H. Nichols Secretary ....... .,,,,,.. R ichard 1... Russell Vice-Chairman--- ........ Wm. Augustus White Treasurer ....... .,,.,.. J ames 1... Morgan 7 Li A - '

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April 22, 1912. Editors of the Polywog, Dear Sire: For more than ten years I have found the Polywog alive to the interests of the Polytechnic, leaving no society, or class, or student body unnoticed. The illustrations of my past volunes recall nany an association that would otherwise be lost. The humor of the al- lusions has spared none, including faculty and students alike as legiti- mate objects of fun. Many a good laugh have I had in turning over the pages of the old volumes, and situations and incidents that once pro- N voked mirth have not lost their charm with time. I count many who have been upon the staff of your publication among my warmest personal friend It can fairly be said that with all the fun you have made its ,fa 6 gf and the laughs you have provoked, almost nothing has been said that could fig wound the feelings of any one, and that speaks volumes for the harmonious relations of students and faculty where all work together as men. with all possible good will to you and your Polywog, I am Very sincerely yours, 3.

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COLLEGE CALENDAR 1912 1913 Monday, June 10 Summer Examinations for Admission Tuesday, June 11 Connneneement SUMMER VACATION- Ifirst Semester Begins f Fall Fxaminations for Admission and of Students Conditioned Regidar Sessions Qpen Coiuinbus Day-Irloiiday .Xnnnal Meeting of the Corporation Ifiection .Day-Tloliday 'I'hanksgiving Recess Meeting of the Corporation XYinter Vacation Begins WINTER VACATION VV ednesday, June 12 NVednesday, June 12 Fourteen Weeks Wfednesday, Sept. 18 1Nednesday, Sept. 18 Thursday, Sept. 19 Friday, Sept. 20 Monday, Sept. 23 Saturday, Oct. 12 Thursday, Oct. 24 Tuesday, Nov. 5 Thursday, Nov. 28 Friday, Nov. 29 Saturday, Nov. 30 Thursday, Dec, 12 Tuesday, Dec. 24 -Ten Days 1Ninter Session Resumed Meeting of the Corporation Wfinter Examinations Begin Second Semester Begins LincoIn's Birthday-Holiday 'vVashington,s Birthday-Holiday Meeting of the Corporation Meeting of the Corporation Spring Vacation Begins Thursday, Jan. 2 Thursday, Jan. 23 Monday, Jan. 20 Thursday, Jan. 30 Vtfednesday, Feb. 12 Saturday, Feb. 22 Thursday, Feb. 27 Thursday, Mar. 20 Friday, Mar. 21 SPRING VACATION-Ten Days Sessions Resumed Meeting ot the Corporation Meeting of the Corporation Summer Examinations Begin Memorial Day-Holiday Last Day for Presentation of Fxamination Announcements Theses Summer Examinations for Admission CO111111Cl1 CC111C11'E Monday, Mar. 31 Thursday, Apr. 24 Thursday, May 22 Monday, May 26 Friday, May 30 Monday, June 2 Monday, June 9 Monday, June 9 Tuesday, june 10 Wecliiesclay, June 11 Wednesday, June 11