Phillips Academy - Pot Pourri Yearbook (Andover, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1895 volume:

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State Agricultural College, Lassell Seminary, Boston Dental College, and thirty other l leading schools. Class rates io Philly: - 'H 'N A1z1z'0zfer. U? For tickets and prices apply to Business Manager Po!-Paurrzl ON--'Ni NNO DH QM OH ON ON' N6 ON OH SN GN Q. H. BELL, JR. LEADER CF' Tl-IE O I Finest Enya of Shoes. Special orders made up as designed. Headquarters for all kinds of Sporting Shoes. Base Ball and Foot-ball Shoes. Sprinting Shoes, Tennis Shoes, etc. Special attention paid to student trade. C.. H. BE:L.L.,' J R., IVlAlN STREET, - - - ANDOVER, IVIASS- AJWQ TDD 'ij-DV C QW' :hwy r-WV .ella to .ld -.171 A lllf f--.ff P 4 'N IV ' WZ' fS sg if at BM 'L M QQ. Cf fi VN AQ A 3 'Z' 1. if Sli L-1 tw? Sag :J , M5 W7 ff Z. K, l , IZ: use Ml I as mt .sig 2 Q wg Atl AQ Q52 my QKQ rj' X lb Ui 'ml Z ZYTXD rX ZwEQE f2?.wZwZ ?K 9' Q Wx 1 HN Q , as Lamp af nfaaamia 1 49 4 . 9 ln the shape of a Camera, has been swung with aa Gigi magical. skill over the Great Northwest, along the line of the ' 9 :.: -in + meat Ngatgern Qgieifwax With marvellous results. Send for Descriptive List of Artistic Publications. r 1 C H ' Mount Index in Cascade Range, Washington. THE NEW AND TIFIE RIGHT WAY WE,ST. Q Q To all Pacific Coast- Points and Transpaclflc Ports. For routes, maps and full information, call on or address, Ggfj W 4? N F. IQ WHITNEY, G. P. 6: T. A., GEO. A. BUTLER, Gen. Agent, 2 x Q ' St. Paul, Minn. 216 Washington St., Boston. 1 N XQ QQZQQE QZQGEQSZIGEQBBLEWBEXS V ' ESS-ezngev Q ' ' 2-1 I HE Engl ' GDC. O ' +574 lm 111, ' -f 5 Q53 . ' .. - ' 5 ' ' l 0 E ' ' I . I I' - . L. JEL-E E, ., 3 GJ 8 T I F- V5LE:i? Lj- irgi : 4 f T' ' . . I T A -Tae'-S jig--BOSTON, MASS. E Exclusive Designs for Gentlemen. Student Work a Specialty. E ' ' ye-ALL GARNIENTS CUT IN STRICT ENGLISH STYLE, ' 5 ' I 5 ' B E NN N0 Nl N0 ON N6 N9 Ni NO HG NG N9 H0 H0 Hi OH N9 HN gig QFCTQ P. fl. GOLQRS-are RUES, MATS, MRTTINGI, 2 f CRRPETS, DRRPERIESL, SHEETS, PILLOW SLIPS, SATIN OR SILK OOMEORTERS, Q ELANKET5 OR TOWELS, 1 OALL ON ..... I 5. if fgviie TRUELL as QQ. I 249 ESSEX STREET, LAWRENCE. ' . hr? .ADHD 11' '-' ' 'rms' zu' ' - -mm - -m -ww mmmm. mm. . . VI . Q. O O O O O 0 5 55555552555 5j5555555J5!55555555555d5555555!5555555g5 555, . . O 0 O Q 0 0 . - 0 0 ' 1 0 , 0 0 1 , ,rf 5 , ' V' 'K , :x f 9 ... A , ' '- ' R 3 1 ...f Y Q ' f ,S . ' I f 4 Q'.,. I . R, YRAXX Xgxlf . ' DPPP f A Q lf ' . m ix 1 222- fi A i f ' I ' : ' I 0 5-QR. 5 ' W-' ' A ' , 7 Q 0 ,,-.rsi 1 T . js. 0 f . 'V 3 ' X S ' xxxxx, .. ' .... XSXX-Rx ' Q Q + A -gg: EERE Q o We wif: 3 o 4 Ea- f - ' E -' o I A I O , O Q FINE Goons. EXCELLENT WORK. I O O . , . . 4 t figeryt for Scripture S Laundry. Repairing Promptly jlttqqded 60. 3 0 0 I ' PRICES REASONABLE. I Q 0 : N N0 ON H+ M0 NG N6 NO- N4 N6 NO' QM OH NG 'N H' : I A I ' A IW A ARI-XODE:S 1 2 ' 0 o ' A A 0 o - o O . I O ii-Q-Q-yi . . I : , : . I 0 1 o O - '. O O - Q 0 ' 1 4 : 'R A f f ' : z Q65 GFCHI f 5063 1511 5 ' u Q C 9 0 .- I g 0 0 I 2 . , , 0 Q , . . mann Street, Elnbover, flbafes. I ' 2 2 CIGAR5, TOBACCO, ETC. LUNCH ROOF! ATTACHED. I O O 0 O Q O 'FN ' N Ff4Z FTfi9fQ??f5l25iR25?iE9 2 I f F F fi N IN FN P5 FN fi fi N N N fi FN FN PN V! N N N N N N N N N VII Q .B B H. A. RAMSDELL.. ' H. E. CHASE. Hzavaauara 5 6216926925 Plctures and Frames. QBICYCLES and .O , 51915515515 ' I ' gl Club Pictulres, and 5 2l Diplomas Framed in 2I 3? Latest Style Mouldings. I Whegls to Rent. gg PNK swf. OW- Town Hell' . Sim.3ns.Eg2fs1.ifg5?5.fU1 EE if ANDOVER. f P. o. AVE., Annovexz. 21 gf on m m m no m m M Em m m m m m m m g 3 E. E. GLEASON. 2 THQS. J. FARMER. gf Sl - - 5 alsammxs U jg COAL, WOOD, HAY. QFISH OF ALL KINDS. 1 2, N . 5iEi1E5lEi1EOOmO RR' 2 l - , o -, Cl , 2l 3 Ofhce' Carter S Block' E Lgisiesrs, Czllllged Goods. MAIN ST-, ANDOVER- lf P. O.lAVE., ANDOVER. N0':M M M m m m gm m m m no m m m W5 H. MQLAWLIN. 5 uf . ,g ..- . .morris Ag 1. Hardware of All Kinds. ' Window Glass, IB B , Paints, Brushes, and a 5 l lt Line of Warranted Cutlery. f . E MAIN STREET, ANDOVER. A F--INE . .E ' f ' l JS ' ' N' ' M M uf TAILORINQ we Q W- E- STRATTGN. f Exc1.us1vE1..Y. 'E it .,.- 2 EEQAEAAQRA fa . BANJ OS, GUITARS, 5 LADIES' TAILORAHADE oowws 1? ' I A SPECIALTY. D in Mandolins. Lessons. Q W AT f'QHAP's TUESDAYS. 5 CENTRHL Bu1Lvms,LnwRENcE. - '-. .. .. .. .. . 5915 VIII X Sig? 1 I X 3.1 Gag IJ X sr rigs' .tu 9 R Sta, 'Urn Sw R All YN ef M ij' IIN W2 JX QW Q EQ s Jlwsasgilkgaas JW fowl xr SQ Establigbqd 1778. II7eorporatQd 1780. Phillips fleademy, T Andover, mass. CECIL F. P. BANCROFT, PRINCIPAL. HE ACADEMY- continues to prepare young men in large classes for the various colleges, and scientific schools, and in some cases for the professional schools. The attendance has gradually increased and for the present year the enrollment exceeds iive hundred. Nearly half the stu- dents are' from the New England States, and the remainder from more distant localities. , The expenses vary from 5250 to S600 a year according I to the accommodations selected. The two courses, Classical and Scientific, each four years, include Mathematics, English, Latin, Greek, French, German, History, Natural Sciences, as .required for admis- sion to the most exacting colleges and scientific schools. The next year begins Sept. II, 1895, andcloses june 20, 1896, with vacations at Christmas and Easter. For Catalogues, address GEO D. PETTEE, REGISTRAR. swf srillfwgdltwsgsfllgslgsllf fb fQwIQYMkllQ1Q Q 5 N , ff X W4 eq,-,A R J 4 ,, 1 jp L ' , wwf 5., N QT? in - . . IX ' XX KX X J I fl vis fp fx WOM XXWXWX XXX ii N 7 Ta gs' Vt 7 R ga S7295 Zn qs Ii QLA55fD?KY22E5 I. ' is INV ITFXTI ONS l ' M4-ENGRAVED. TfiliilhflilefiiifI'iEfvZiKfe2 55-75 to match, . . . Upwmqs, Siurllqeve iBook Dept. - Opened April 'lstj Standard Misscellzmeous and New Books, English requirements for Phillips Academy, at Reduced Rates. V 255-255-GENTS NECKWEAR. 551SLitlfSX5lkZ3EfZiiSiefmds, t25 CGHTS- - - - ' ' REID Sc I-KLIGHES, Telephone lll.2-1-20 i Essex Street, Lawrence, Mass. .M 5 -rf' bg N N' N N N H H H W N H N'fH PM N N N N g 2 Coes 6: Stoddard 45 0 1 ' 'E , I MAKE A 2 , SPECIALTY Op ' ' l YOUNG.: MEN'S fi? SHOES, Chocolates, z ' ONLY' t , .... BQHZBOHS and 5 Sie I4 School St., Boston. Fresh Candies. 3' W ++- w ,H+ ff N N w -. 1 z Establislyecl 1867. Ery Our-lie I A , A x , H Quaker, or matted' Bread. , E. WHITING, 5t DQ'iGiOUS z Jeweller and Optician, I 273 Essex Street, X MAIN STREET' 5: ' ri, 3 . 4 LAWRENCE' if-flndouqr, mass. 5 , : 5' ' ' ' . . .- zu . . . . .2 1 X Nb Avo WIS Zi? XWC.rlfNf serie-it S12 71V Uothing that will lie ei better enoorsement of our work than to refer to the pages of this book. Gare in arrangement, tasteful oispluy of tgpes, neat emo effective printing, are all comhineo in ci compliment to the printer .... . . Elk 71? K - , A4f1,,e,- .. - 7 ' A' ' .fp ' ,.sx f -5' 1, I f . .-' 2' . QS' ' P filo xzsgiga- N11 , . it - fi T ee? 13 -1 ' 1 .Q ,seo1:P.:s.xz 5NS0 W ' g - 1 A - 1- f - : e V , .L we . MN-s-- 4 1 -s 1 1 f i f -i 1 Q '- I ' gi X-.ix K .. -Q N. X 2 V ' ' f e- i- ESC. A Sf- '- -Ll? '1,:i?'5L,fk f WX i , P ff . . , ,yi 1504: :xx 1 f f .,., Mft' '3' ff 1 r-JE--: ' .- r -X. :-:f'- .,,,, 1- gf,i:,eg':-4g.'.'-?..f .X F- .ff-f'f wifi? :gvgg-,?,,g:ffi,q, i, fe 2sS::'SS'9r i5' 17' f 't f A S i 3 ., 4' 2' . 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The building is arranged in suites of two S and three rooms, with bath, or single rooms if desired 5 has hard wood floors, Q . Window seats, open fire placesg is heated with steam 5' has electric lights, electric bells, and elevator. Sl .D.L'..U.llf'.ll.Lf.1l',ll'.LV'..ll,!U' PU ss: FF CD U1 2? an U2 O t: na ,o- i 9 .Ll.1l',.Ll.'Ll1',.Ll' F Apply to F. W. Benedict, No. 82 Church Street, New Haven, Conn. lg on F. w. RICE, HT THE HUTCHINSON. - E hxmmmmmiixmmmmmilililmmfhxWmiff-nfnfmmrrn'-:wmv-anmax ' XI ev ef Q ef ev ef- Q ea Q Q Q 5? s?Q,5yQ9saXg?Q5s?Q9?Q5? ?Q9t? q? ?Q9VQ9Y? Q? Q?gx3.? q? q? Q' q?g4S3p Elglgwg gwgwg i i iwa i awmwa ce 455.6 455 as ce Q 43 as 45 A ce. ce. 415 45 as ce 415 0572 - :Ste i , lg? Give JBest Ebmg wut. 23 6 9.9 W6 THE Q Q 9 9 Q amraaraararsaianiaavasmra 6556 . ' W gg S NEW PO LIC - . ., .. Flbflbilbilbilbfllldbflbiliflb - OF THE , 9 tl b tt M assac use 5 llbutua ite ns. o. 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BANCROFT, PHD., LL.D., TREASURER, ALPHEUS H. HARDY, B. A., . . EEDVVARD TAYLOR, EEO., . REV. JOSHUA W. VVELLMAN, D.D., . THOMAS H. RUSSELL, M. A., HON. JOSEBH S. ZROPES, M.. A., . REV. ALEXANDER MCKENZIE, D. D., . REV. WILLIAM H. WILLCOX, D.D., LL.D., HON. ROBERT R: BISHOP, M. A., . . PRES. FRANKLIN CARTER, BED., LL.D., REV. JAMES G. VOSE, D. D., . . HON. ROVVLAND HAZARD, M.A., THEODORE M. OSBORNE, B.A., . . . 'ff Deceased May 21, I893. 5 NEWBURVPORT . I ANDOVER BOSTON ANDOVER .' MALDEN BOSTON BOSTON . CAMBRIDGE . . MALDEN NEWTON CENTRE . WILLIAMSTOWN IPROVIDENCE, R. I. PEACEDALE, R. I. . SALEM + HOLILQ CECIL F. P. BANCROFT, PH.D., LL.D., PRINCIPAL, On ihe Pefer .S'wz'!h Byers flfemorzkzl Fozmzialiozz MATTHEW S. MCCURDY, M.A., fnsirucfor in Mmfhefzzalzks WILLIAM B. GRAVES, M.A., Prwssor QfNdf?lVdZ .Sezenees on fhe George Peabody Fozmeizzlzon GEORGE T. EATON, M.A., ' l1z.vz'r1eez'0r zbz GEORGE D. PETTEE, B.A., fWal'he11zaz'z'cJ A Insirueior in !l4f4zfkemzzZz'e.r and Regzlvtrar WILLIAM I-I. TERRILL, M.A., f7zn'rzzcz'or in CHARLES E. STONE, PH.B., I7zxz'r1zcz'ar in Greek mm' Lmfm French . CHARLES H. FORBES, B.A., , Prwssor gf Lafifz on the john HENRY W. BOYNTON, B.A., ' ' Q f11.rtrzzez'0r Zh WALTER R. NEWTON, B.A. Ifzxirzzftor in ARCHIBALD A. FREEMAN, bzsirzzefor in ALLEN R. BENNER, HA., - I:z.rz'rzzez'or 231 JAMES C. GRAHAM, B.S., fnstrzzelar in BERNARD M. ALLEN, B.A., fnsiruefor in Eng! German M . , H zkiory Greek Clzemzlvivy Laizez GEORGE VV. BENEDICT, B.A., Ifzsrruetor in, Evzglzkh WALTER L. BARTLETT, B.A., ffzsirzzcfor in Greek and Laizbz JOHN L. PHILLIPS, HA., f7ZJ'l'7'ZL6l'07' zkz Lafzkz HOWARD I. FORD, HA., C. Phillip: Fozmdazfzlm Lf7Z.Yf7'Zl6f07' zez French and Maiheffzafzex WINIFRED H. OSBORNE, Asszlvfanf in Cheilzzklfjf and Physzks VV. MAXWELL REED, Alvszlvfafzi in Physzks PROF. JOHN WESLEY CHURCHILL, M.A.,' fmiruelor hz Eloeuizbn 6 I I ' v .1 1 ' ll Z X WaH6rIY.V1r3wtO1x ,. M X 1 K I t Hp f I ,lnnlruld wllllnwpff. IH HI' 4' in ,..v41.,w Q.. ff v4 ,V ,W f 4 I ,ff ff ,I Q ,gf I 1 1 V I ,,.. WI. ,K Wk! ul almHlY11r ll 'Ulla MW.Www lm ul lf! f Q A mn, 9 5- ' ff ' f I .1 Q , 'f I H I' fag Xx- 1 'ln1 ' hfgfne H .... , Y V L, A ' V , 1 2' -, ww jmmhfwsmfcumM'11 7 ESNfv , ff ' 11 11.5 i - -gf, , ., 1,-yfsyeeif f , -, I ..: 96 ml llulllll f 'IU I II 0 I 6 K ,I IHIIU' I .uJ 2 ,UL as W 4 X 4 ll UA! HM wwyawwi 7 Q 1 X f ll 11 f CWVCNX 1 'I xi H, , I 244- ff ',, W1 x Q rf ' , WZ, 1 ,Q , ,il A11f1iR'QB nnf-E. ,Z gf 0601 ,,6Dl?i1Pf' , fr ! ff? ff J' f aw V , N .V-v 1 ' 1- 1 ag .f.- 1 :Lg - 5 4 Al'ClxibaIdA.l'?fff1m11 James Cinmhonw. Hr nry W. Boynton. IN in m,...,1x1il. CLASS OF '95 5 , N, W-gl x. X N..fN-X v fzxssicaf Qeparfmenf QIQ55 moffgg I'1Jr591. o'eav'r6v Colors: Royal Purple and Old Gold. . fears. gall Germ. A winter Kerm. President, D. H. DAY President, E. G. HOLT Vice-President, I. A. LEBOUTILLIER Vice-President, H. W. MORSE Sedyand Treas., H. W. MORSE Sedyand Treas., R. DARLING Adams, Mason Tyler Auten, Peter Bale Harold Pulsifer Benner, Richard Stanwood Bissell, Hugh Moffat ezrzafneigg Amherst Princeville, Ill. Melrose Waldoboro, Me. Detroit, Mich. 7 The Taylor E. C. 5-. 4 L. C. 3. 3 E. C. 5. 6 Miss Cheever's Branch, Alonzo Edwin Bryer, james Allen Caldwell, Samuel Smyth Carleton, Philip Greenleaf Chase, Moses Fowler Cochran, Williams Coffin, Clarence Eugene Colt, LeBaron Carleton Cram, Wingate Franklin Darling, Robert Day, Dwight Huntington Dodge, Clarence Phelps Drew, Pitt Fessenden Eclgell, Calvin Sumner Everett, Willard Ernest Farley, Joseph Allen Faxon, Thomas Keith Field, William Henry Gordon, Donald Grubb, Parker Ross Haskeii, edward Kirk Heilman, Henry Anderson Henry, Burns Heywood, Ralph Hazen I-line, Alfred Harold Hinkle, Edward Foote Hodge, William Churchill, jr Holbrooke, Melvin Tilden Holt, Edgar Garrison Hopkins, Tredwell Gardner Humphrey, Onias Skinner jordan, Clay Eugene Kearny, Phillip Kearny, Thomas Kelley, William Roderick Laing, William Trowbridge Le Boutillier, john Augustus Leshner, William Lewis, Everson Howard Malden Middleton Omaha, N eb. Lawrence , Lafayette, Ind. St. Paul, Minn. Indianapolis, Ind. Bristol, R. l. Bangor, Me. Wakefield lnclianapols, Ind. New York, N. Y. Lancaster, N. H. Gardner Lowell Rochester, N. Y. Spencer Rutland, Vt. Kyoto, japan Burlington, N. J. West Falmouth, Me. Kittanning, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Holyoke New Britain, Ct. Minneapolis, Minn. Buffalo, N.'Y. Sharon Lawrence Catskill, N. Y. Warsaw, N. Y. St. Louis, Mo. New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Chicago, Ill. ' Council Bluffs, Ia. New York, N. Y. Lawrence Syracuse, N. Y. 8 E. C. 5. 1 Academy Mrs. R. A. Carterls Mrs. Kimballls Mrs. Prof. Merrillls The Draper Mr. C. L. Carpenter's Mr. Leachls Mr. Newton's The Bancroft Mrs. Metcalfe's Mrs. Whittemore's Mr. Morrillls The Bancroft L. C. I. 3 L. C. 3. 6 L. C. 3. 6 Mrs. Metcalfls E. C. 5. 6 Mr. Robertsls L. C. 1. 5 Miss Duncan's Mrs. Blunt's Mrs. Payne's The Taylor Mrs. Whittemore's Miss Duncanls The Andover The Andover Miss Duncan's Mr. Cropley's Mrs. W. H. Foster's Mr. Butterfield's Mr. Butterfieldis Mr. Reed's E. C. 5. I Mr. C. L. Carpenter's ' L.C.5.5 Mrs. Gildersleeve's Lewis, Elisha Sears Loomis, Robert Payson Luce, Dean Sherwood Mann, Clarence Churchill Merrill, Clement Fessenden Merrill, William Fessenden Morrow, Frank Tussey Morse, Herbert William Morse, Newton Mott Sibley Palmer, Joseph Coolidge Parmelee, Edward Spencer Patterson, Mortimer Bliss Porter, joseph Scovill Potter Philip Sheridan' Pride, Nathaniel Hart Richardson, David Rait Ridgway, William Combs Sargeant, Cyrus, jr Smiley, Edward Pillsbury A Smith, Aldebert Julius Smith, Forster Hanson Smith, Solomon Albert Smith, Walter Byron Smith William David Spence, Thomas Henry Spitzer, Carl Bovee Stern, Walter Thomas Taylor, William joseph Teller, Henry Bruce ' Tweedy, Laurance Upton, Edward Clark Walker, Raymond Marsh Ward, George Liggett Weir, William Nicholas Weston, Sidney Adams Wheeler, William Mersereau Woodruff, Edward Seymour Young, George Ludington Springfield Brooklyn, N. Y. Vineyard Haven Utica, N. Y. Chicago, Ill. Portland, Me. Tipton, Pa. Burlington, Vt. Spencer Syracuse, N. Y. New Haven, Ct. New Berne, N. C. New Haven, Ct. North Adams Andover Brooklyn, N. Y. ' Jersey City, N. 1. Plymouth, N. H. Grand Rapids, Mich. Omaha, Neb. Lowell Chicago, Ill. Chicago, lll. Gardner Milwaukee, Wis, Toledo, O. New York, N. Y. Indianapolis, Ind. Central'City, Col. Danbury, Ct. Waukegan, lll. Batavia, N. Y. Lawrerike Carmel, N. UY. Sharon Portville, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Chicago, lll. SENIOR CLASS 82. 9 Miss Brownls Mrs. Wilde's L. C. 2. 5 The Taylor Mrs. I. H. Merrill's Mrs. Prof. Merrill's E. C. 4. 3 The Bancroft Mr. C. L. Carpenters Mrs. Spaulding's Mrs. Gildersleevels L. C. 5. 5 Mrs. Blunt's Mrs. Gouldls Rev. E. W. Pride's Miss Richardsonls Mrs. S. F. Abbott's Mrs. Paine's Mr. Ellis's Mrs. Tobey's E. C. 4. 4 Mr. Pettee's Mr. Pettee's The Bancroft Rev. F. W. Pride's Mrs. Pease's Mr. Reed's Mr. McCurdy's Mr. Sampson's Miss Brown's Mrs. Wilde's Mr. Morrill's L. C. 6.5 L. C. 4.5 L. C. 1.6 The Andover The Bancroft Mrs. Bluntis , cierffijjic Qeparimenf 1 Class motto: . . . O5'e bult iiberminoet alles. Colors: Cardinal Red and Silver Gray. miners gall Germ winter Germ President, E. I. DRUMMOND President, H. E. MARSHALL Vice-President, W. P. STEWART A Vice-President, H. K. BABCOCK Secretary, A. I. GROSZ Secretary, E. 1. DRUMMOND Treasurer, H. L. STOUT Treasurer, F. F. DAVIS erngmers. Babcock, Henry Kimberly N eenah, Wis. Mr. Morri1l's Bates, Harry Martin Rutland, Vt. Mr. Reed's Bosworth, Cyrus Increase Elgin, Ill. Mrs. W. H. Foster's Crosby, Henry Barrett, jr. Paterson, N .j. Mr. Reed's Crouse, George Nellis, jr. Cumming, Alfred Julius Davis, Fred Farnham Dayton, Charles 'vVilloughby, jr. Docker, George Potter Drake, Francis Edwin Syracuse, N. Y. St. Paul, Minn. Cottage City New York, N. Y. Chicago, Ill. A Chicago, Ill. IO Mrs. Spaulding's The Draper L. C. 2. 5 Miss Clieeverls Mr. Sampsoifs Mr. Butterfie1d's Drummond, Edmund John Dulany, George William, jr. Q Dunlap, Isaac Bourne Fisher, Irving Leonard Fletcher, Clifton Newhall Grosz, Arthur joseph Hall, Russell Hamilton, Arthur Little Hanscom, Willis Haycock Harvey, Byron Schermerhorn Hill, james Fiske Kelley, Paul David Livingston, Crawford, McNeil, Walter William Mack, Arthur Carlyle ' Manson, Henry Walter Benedict Marshall, Hobart Elmore Moody, Seth Enoch Moon, Sumner Gilbert Platt, Edwin Harvey Porter, Frank Scciuller Potter, Harry William Rainbolt, Wynn Mack Rauers, john jacob Rutherford, Alexander Hammond Sedgwick, Otis White Sheak, Edwin Ruthven Sherrill, Miles Standish Skinner, Hervey Judson Stewart, William Pharr Stout, Howard Lee Stratton, George Bridge Suydam, Moses Bedell, jr. Tarr, Charles Winthrop Thomson, james Lewis Widdicomb, George Richards Wilkins, Earle Wray, Charles 'Sherman New York, N. Y. Hannibal, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. New York, N. Y. Stow V New York, N. Y. Bradford Fond du Lac, Wis. Machias, Me. Leavenworth, Kan. Carthage, Me. Chicago, lll. St. Paul, Minn. Elgin, lll. Catskill Station, N. Y. New Haven, Ct Grand Rapids, Mich. Agency, la. Eau Claire, Wis. Toledo, O. Buffalo, N. Y. Salem, O. Norfolk, Neb. Savannah, Ga. San Francisco, Cal Bondsville Reading Louisville, Ky. Wakefield New Orleans, La. Fort Scott, Kan. Concord, N. H. Allegheny City, Pa. Lawrence Hartford, Ct. Grand Rapids, Mich. Brooklyn, IN. Y. New York, N. Y. SENIOR CLASS, 48. II Mr. Robert's Mr. jackson's Mr. Leach's L. C. I. 6 L. C. 6 .5 Miss Richardson's L. C. 5. 3 Mr. Reed's E. C. 3. 4 Mr. McCurdy's Mrs. Whittemore's Mrs. Tarbox's Mr. Morrill's Mr. Butterfield's The Bancroft Mr. Pettee's Mrs. S. F. Abbot's E. C. 1. 4 Mrs. R. A. Carter's Mr. Reed's The Taylor Mrs. Wildeis L. C. 4. 6 Mr. Eastman's Mr. Butterf1eld's L. C. I. I The Draper L. C. 2. 3 The Draper Mrs. S. F. Abbott's Mr. jackson's Mrs. S. F. Abbott's The Taylor L. C. 6. 5 Mrs. Gildersleevels Mrs. Paine's The Taylor Miss Cheever's 1 4 - I it X .1 A . Q fx ll Lilllht .Ve li f J ,., . fexssioaly Nga-zparlnoeiaf mioetes 5alI Gjerm winter Germ President, M. CHURCHILL President, H. F. ROBER1'S Vice-President, H. M. BROWN Vice President, H. M. BROWN Sec'y 21ndTreas., J. F. Alger, Frederick Moulton Allen, Frederic Winthrop Andersen, Firnum George Babcock, Harry Woodruff Baker, Alanson Judson Bale, Williaiii Galliforcl Barrell, Albert Munger Barton, Ralph Martin MORRISON Secly and Treats., E. E. SCATES C-3'I'2'JlgFl'l'xS Detroit, Mich. Walpole Westfield, N. Y. Stonington, Ct. Gloversville, N. Melrose Chicago, Ill. Newport, N. H. I2 Mrs. Blunt's L. C. 1. 3 L. C. 6. 2 Mrs. Prof. Me1'rill's Mr. Eastinaifs L. C. 3. 3 Mr. ButterHeld's C. 3. 3 Beardesley, Harry Judson Bell, joseph Pitman Birch, Hugh Taylor Blaikie, Cameron Blodgett, Fred Swazey Booth, Walter Cowles Brown, Harrison Morgan Brown, Henry WVheeler Bruce, Kenneth Burket, John Warren Burns, Kenneth Lovejoy Chadwell, George Montgomery Churchill, Marlborough Clarke, Thomas Benedict, Clarke, William Rockwell Clough, Harry Gilman Colburn, Harry justin Colvocoresses, George Musalas Cook, Louis Aldrich ' Crawford, Frank Taylor Crouse, George WVilliam, jr. Davis, Arthur Wendell DeWitt, Edwin Doddridge Drinkwater, Arthur Dunton, Charles Erastus Durand, Charles Edward Durston, Alfred Howlett Easton, Laird Eaton, Walter Prichard Edwards, Franklin Boyd ' Ellis, Gayton Ballard, Emmerson, Natt Waldo Emmons, Henry Manning Flandrau, William Blair Fox, John Crary Franklin, Albert Barnes, jr Franklin, Thomas Emlen Gaskill, james Phillips Gillett, Samuel Allison North Woodbury, Ct. Lawrence Chicago, Ill. Englewood, NJ. Bucksport, Me. Danbury, Ct. Winchester, Va. Newport, N. H. Brooklyn, N. Y. Arch Spring, Pa. Le Mars, la. Great Barrington Andover New York, N. Y. Kansas City, Mo. Manchester, N. H. Athol Annapolis, Md. South Weymouth Mansfield, O. Akron, O. Hartford, Ct. Deckertown, N. I. Andover Spencer Lake Forest, Ill. Syracuse, N. Y. Summit, N. I. Reading Lisle, N. Y. ' Brooklyn, N. Y. Candia, N. H. Kittery Point, Me. St Paul, Minn. Rutland, Vt. Melrose Lancaster, Pa. Woonsocket, R. I. New York, N. Y. 13 Mrs. Underwood's Mr. Ellis's Mrs. Blunt's L. C. 3. 5 The Bancroft Mr. Hemenway's L. C. 6. 6 The Draper Miss. Clough's E. C. 4. 3 L. C. 5.1 L. C. 3.1 Prof. Churchillis Miss Wood's Mrs. Tarbox's The Andover Mrs. R. A. Carter's Mrs. Pease's L. C. 5. r Miss Woodsfs Mrs. Roberts's The Taylor L. C. 5. 2 Mrs. Drinkwater's Mr. C. L. Carpenter's Mr. Reed's Mrs. Spaulding's E. C. 5. 3 The Draper The Andover Miss Ballard's L. C. 6. 2 C. 1. 5 Mr. Morrill's Mrs. I-litchcock's L. C. 2. 6 Mr. Leacli's Mrs. Blake's Mr. Morrill's Gray, Charles Perley Greene Edward Chace Greenway, james Cowan Hanscom, Carroll Lee Harrington, james Taylor Heffernan, Daniel joseph Heiskell, Andrew Burt Hilton, Reuben Henry Hobbs, Philip Towne Hoclistadter, Leonard Albert Hutchinson, Ralph Emerson johnson, Harry Otis Jones, William Lobdell, Vincent Paddock' Lowrie, Alfred Richard McCartin, George Stirling McCormick, Robert McCurdy, Robert Morrill - McGouldrick, Ernest Clare Martin, George Cushing Merrill, Hamilton Griswold Miller, jesse Wright Minor, William Ernst Monson, Charles, jr. Moore, joy Leslie Morrison, james Francis Newcombe, Albert Cardoza Noble, Edward Theodore Oliphant, claude Jennings Palmer, Frederie,,jr Parchen, Henry. George Phillips, john Cleveland Piper, john William Porter, Marshall john Raynolds, john Madison, Richards, james Austin Risley, Everett Edwin Roberts, Horace Gordon Sargent, Irving Wilder Old Town, Me. Westminster. Ct. Hot Springs, Ark. Machias, Me., Milburn, N. I. Lawrence Wheeling, W. Va. 'Newburgh, N. Y. No. Hampton. N. New York, N. Y. Hubbardston Machias, Me. H. Keokuk Falls, Ok. Ter. Brewster, N. Y. Elgin, Ill. Watertown, N. Y. Harrisburg, Pa. Andover Machias, Me. Omaha, Neb. Andover Houston, Tex. Covington, Ky. Milford, Ct. Camp Hill, Pa. Thompsonville, Ct. New York, N. Y. Wicliita, Kan. Methuen Andover Helena, Mont. Putnam, Ct. St. Marys, O. Eau Claire, Wis. Albuquerque, N. Andover Utica, N. Y. Davenport, Ia i Lawrence I4 M. The Andovei L. C. 1. 4 Mrs. S. F. Abbott's E. C. 3. 4 L. C. 6 4 E. C. 4. 2 Mr. Pettee's Mrs. Metcalfls Rev. Dr. Towne's Mr. N ewton's Mrs. Davis's E. C. 3. 2 ' L. C. 3. 2 Mr. Wiggin's E. C. 1. I Rev. E W. Pride's Mrs. WVhittemore's Mr. McCurdy's . E. C. 3. 2 Marland's Mrs. Prof Merrill's Miss Slasonls Mrs. R. A. Carter's Miss Slason's Mrs. WVliittemorels Miss Higgins's Miss Duncan's Mrs. Tiltonls E. C. 3. 5 Rev. Frederic Palmer's Mr. Eastmanls Mrs. Prof. Merrill's Mrs. Blunt's Mr. Leach's Mrs Tilton's Dr. 1. F. Richards's Mr. Butterf1eld's The Taylor Mr. Ellis's Scates, Elmer Eugene Schweppe, Richard Iewett Smith, james Spalding, Rollin Aaron, jr. Steenstra, Frederick Henry Taylor, William Varnum Thomas, David Ogle Tyler, Roger Pierpont Van Buren, Albert William Wade, 'Harold Rollins VV3l'1'1C1', Etting Fowler Vlhipple, George Hoyt VVhiting, Robert Rudd VVilliams, john Taylor , Wood, Harry Parder Georgetown St. Louis, Mo. Laconia, N. H. Lynn Cambridge Wakefield Belleville, Ill. New Haven. Ct. Lynn Salem Depot, N. St. Paul, Minn. Ashland, N. H. New York, N. Y. Frankfort, Ky. Gloversville, N. MIDDLE CLASS 1o1 H. Y. , oienfifie X-Qbeparimenf L. C. 3. 4 Mr. Pettee's Mr. Robert's Mr. Eastman's L. C. 1. 4 The Draper Rev. Dr. Towne's Mrs. Bluntls Miss Wigginls Mrs. Prof. Merrill's Mr. M orrill's Mrs. Whippleis Mrs. Gildersleeve's L. C. 6. 6 Mrs. DeWindt's misses ,fall Germ winter Germ President, C. B. GOULD President, G. K. SAVILLE, IR. Vice-President, G. K. SAVILLE, IR. Vice-President, W. T. BARBOUR Secretary, I. C. JAMAS Sec'y and Treas., C. B. GOULD Treasurer, I. W. FLENNER 61T2'2gE-ZTXS Adams, Bertram Franklin Barbour, William Teft Barker, jesse, Little Falls, N. Y. Detroit, Mich. Peoria, Ill. I5 Mr. Cropley's Mrs. Blunt's Mrs. johnson's Barker, Norton Wallace Barnes, john Bates, Herbert Wesley Bigelow, Gordon Boyd, james Edward Breer, Louis Bennett Brown, Clarence Clapp Bucklin, Charles Wyman, jr. Burnham, Melvin Paige Cann, Barry Bingay Carrington, Edward Trowbridge Chambers, Royall Cornell Church, Alfred Whiting Congdon, William Stuart I Crafts, Clinton Watling Currier, David, jr. Davis, Thomas Carlton Day, Osborne Atwater Dittemore, john Valentine V Dunn, William Hugh Flenner, john Wintrode Folsom, Ward Petrie F ortescue, Granville Rolland Foss, james Barron Fulton, William Howard Funk, Lyle Wilbar Gaskill, Harry Irving, Glynn, john Gould, Charles Barney Harker, Frederick Paul Hartness, William Edward Hearne, William Lowder, jr. I-ligley, Willaiii Mortimer Hills, Harold Fellows Hinman, Walter Hubbard Holden, Miles Carter Hoye, William Lowe james, joseph Cary jones, Elijah Richardson Chicago, Ill. Philipsburg, Pa. Lynn - Milwaukee, Wis. Omaha, Neb. Lynn Reading ,New York, N. Y. Andover N orfolk, Va. Farmington, Ct. St. joseph, Mo, Elgin, Ill. Willimantic, Ct. Reading Haverhill Walpole, N. H. New Haven, Ct. Indianapolis, Ind. Rutland, Vt. Huntingdon, Pa. Council Bluffs, Ia. Sayville, N. Y. St. Albans, Vt. Chelmsford Bloomington, Ill. Woonsocket, R. I. Bangor, Me Aurora, N.Y. Denver, Col. Cleveland, O. Wheeling, W. Va. Cedar Rapids, la. Lowell Roslindale Springfield Kansas City, Mo. Milwaukee, Wis. Pelham, N. H. 16 Mrs. E. A. Whitney's Mrs. S. F. Abbott's Mr. Eastman's The Taylor Miss Slason's Miss Wiggin's E. C. 5. 2 Mrs. Spauldingis L. C. 2. 2 Mr. Butterfield's Mrs. Gildersleeveis Mr. McCurdy's Mr. Leach's Mrs. Tilton's E. C. 5. 2 Miss Duncan's Rev. E. W. Pride's Mrs. Metcalfs Mrs. Metcalf's Mr. Robert's Mrs. Gildersleeve's Mrs. Metcalf's Miss Duncan's Miss Phelps's F.. C. 3. 5 Mrs. Blunt's Mrs. B1ake's L. C. 6. 5 Mrs. Gould's Maj. Marlandis Miss Richardsonis Mr. C. L. Carpenters The Andover Mr. Hill's E. C. 1. 5 Mrs. Blunt's Mr. Leach's Mr. Butteriield's Maj. Marland's Kempton, Harry Lee Kennedy, William Bonbright Kernan, john Woodbury Klots, Alfred Partage Lane, Leroy Moulton Le Boutillier, Thomas, zd Lewis, W'illiam Mulford Lindenberg, Frank Herman Lindenberg, Otto Lloyd, Charles Rees, jr. Lorraine, john Fred Lounsbery, james Hoyt Ludlam, Edward Gordon Luther, Roland Yuengland McHenry, Wallace Estill McNeil, Howard Crichton Maltby, Andrew Beers Mandeville, William Harry Merrill, Quincy Heald , Mitchell, Herbert William Mitchell, Leeds Moon, Chester Deloss Mull, Reuben Harolde N owell, Walter Gates Osgood, Isaac Palmer, Carl King Perham, David Peter, ,john jay Phillips, Charles Steward Pope, Samuel Downe Robinson, Eugene Hamilton Ross, Robert Edwin Saville, George Kittredge, jr. Schwartz, Walter Marshall Shattuck, Sydney Frank Sherman, Charles Greene Snyder, Charles Edwin Stevenson, Harry Adlai Strong, Arthur Wellington Newport, N. H. New Brighton, Pa. Vlfakeield New York, N. Y. Elgin, Ill. New York, N. Y. Lisle, N. Y. Columbus, O. Columbus, O. San Francisco, Cal. Philipsburg, Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. Lowell Pottsville, Pa. St. Louis, Mo. Elgin, Ill. Corning, N. Y. Olean, N . Y. Milford, N. H. Cleveland, O. Chicago, lll. Eau Claire, Wis. Philipsburg, Pa. Reading North Andover Danville, Ill. Chelmsford Louisville, Ky. Lowell Dorchester Wellsboro, Pa. New Brunswick, N. Boston Germantown, Pa. Neenah, Wis. Lawrence Leavenworth, Kan. Bloomington, Ill. Glens Falls, N. Y. 17 I. E. C. 3. 3 Mr. Morrill's . E. C. 1. 2 Miss Richardson's Mr. Leag:h's Mr. C. L. Carpenter's The Andover Mrs. Blunt's Mrs. Bluntis The Taylor Mrs. S. F. Abbot's Mrs. Wilde's Miss Cheever's Mr. Ellis's Mrs. Pease's Mr. Butterfield's Mr. Roberts's Dr. Bancroftls The Andover Mrs. Spaulding's Mr. Leach's Mrs. R. A. Carter's Mrs. Whittemore's ' E. C. 5.. 5 Mr. Whitney's Mr. C. L. Carplenteris E. C. 3. 6 Mrs. Tilton's L. C. I. 5 Mrs. W. H. Foster's Mr. Morrill's Mr. Morrill's Mr. Morrill's Miss Richardson's Mr. Morrill's Rev. E. W. Pride's The Andover Mrs. Whittemore's The Andover Thompson, Perry Daniel Thrall, George Clarkson Tough, Lyttleton Marshall Townsend, Myron Turner Van Schaik, Benjamin Leonard Waldo, Wilmer Welch, Dean , West, William Eaton White, William Henry Wilkes, john Putnam Wing, William Hadclen Winterbotham, joseph, jr. Woodward, Thomas jefferson, jr. Wriglit, Augustus Edward Wylie, Hiram Cable Yuengeling, Frank Dolermann Lowell Detroit, Mich. Kansas City, Mo. New York, N. Y. Germantown, Pa St. Louis, Mo. Forestville, Ct. H!yde Park Waterbury, Ct. Grand Rapids, Mich. Glens Falls, N. Y. Joliet, Ill. New Orleans, La. Fayville Davenport, Ia. Pottsville, Pa. MIDDLE CLASS, 97. 18 Mr. Leach's Mr Ellisis Mr Reed's Mr. Sampson's Mr. Butterlield's Mrs. Spaulding's Miss Cheever's L. C. 1. 2 Mr. C. L. Carpenter's Mr. Ellis's Mr. Leach's Prof. Graves's Mr. C. L. Carpenter's Mr. C. L. Carpenter's The Bancroft Miss Cheever's 5 . 9 f f A BM -in QFZOK ' jg QQ . 1? z,x.seic9a'E Qeparfnaemf GDELTXS winter Germ jail Germ President, A. H. RICHARDSON President, Vice-President, W. H. FULTON Vice-President, Sec'y andTreas., T. H. FICKE Secretary, Treasurer, ' ' QDQQQVS Balch, Franklin Topsfield Bancroft, Phillips Andover Billings, Oscar Wadsworth Georgetown ' Boynton, Eleazer Bradley Malden Briggs, Henry Poor Lawrence Bristol, Sidney Grey NVestern Union, Wis. I9 G. P. ELLIOT . F. MCFARLANE C I. VVENTWORTH . H. MAOCAULEY L. C. 4. 5 Dr. Bancroft's L. C. 6. I Prof. Gr2ives's Mrs. J. H. Merrill's L. C. 5. 1 Burns, Iohn McGregor Callahan, john Lawrence Christie Emerson Brewer Cropley, Walter Lyle Dodson, Fred Stone Donovan, Dennis Henry Edwards, Richard Henry Ellicott, james Pike Elliot, George Perley Eustis, Harold Claypoole Farwell, Robert Jewell Ficke, Theodore Henry French, Zenas Elbert Fulton, Lewis Edwards X Gilpatrick, Roy Hawk Grilk, Arthur Hight, Frank Drummond Hirsh, Allan Mortimer Hopkins, Charles Sterns Kinne, Robert Alfred Lockwood, Stephen Orloff, jr McCauley, Calvin Hudson Macfarlane, Stewart F airless Main, Alexander Marshall, james Hall Mayer, Arthur Victor Moore, William Alexander n Mulllngs, George Gilbert Olney, Talcott Crosby Page, Russell Smith Pingree, George Elmer Potter, Ralph Eugene Richardson, Allan Harvey , Russell, Albion Hermon Sayles, Robert Wilcox Smith Walter Stedman, Frank Holt Stickney, Samuel Sullivan, Michael Augustine M anslield, O. North Andover Tarsus, Asia Minor Marblehead I Andover Lawrence ' Lisle, N. Y. ,Baltimore, Md. Manchester. N. H. Cincinnati, O. Rockland, Me. Lake Zurich, lll. Everett Waterbury, Ct. Machias, Me. Davenport, la. Bangor, Me. Richmond, Va. Bangor, Me. South Windham, C Brooklyn, N. Y. Ridgway, Pa.. Drifton, Pa. Lawrence Brookline New York, N. Y. Lawrence 'vVaterbury, Ct. Norfolk, Neb. Hyde Park, Vt. Georgetown North Adams Waterbury, Ct. Methuen Pawtucket, R. l. Lawrence Cambridgeport East Brownfield, M Lawrence 20 l. C. Mrs. W'ilde's E. C. 4 I. L. C. 5. 6 Mrs. Tilton's 2 L. C. 2. 2 E. C. 4. 2 The Andover Mr. Clark's Mrs. Tilton's L. C. 2. 1 L. C. 2. I L. C. 5. 4 The Draper Mr. Ellis's E. C. 3 I E. C. 5. 4 Miss Richardsonls Maj. Marlancl's Mr. Newton's E. C. 4. 5 Mr. jacksonls Mr. Leachls L C. 4- I E. C. 4. 6 Dr. Bancroft's Mr. Newton's L. C. 4. 2 Mr. Ellisls L. C. 4. 6 Mrs. Pease's L. C. 6. 1 Mrs. Gould's L. C. 5. 6 L. C. I. I Miss Cheeverls L. C. 4. 2 L. C. 2. 4 Mr. Stickney's E. C. 4. 2 Symonds, joseph Haskell Allan Taylor, Alan McLean Thomas, Arthur Abbott Thomas, john Hudson Thompson, Philip Wingate Turner, Dwight joseph Wakefield, George Lincoln Wentworth, joseph Wheeler, john Egbert White, George Luther, jr. White, William Harvey Whitney, Philip Lawrence WVilcoX, Charles Henry Williams, Robert Plummer Woodbine, George Edward Woolsey, Convers Buckingham Wright, Harold Morse Young, Arthur jewett Auburn, N. Y. Mansfield, O. Providence, R. I. Hudson, N. Y. Andover liay City, Mich. Wakefield Sandwich, N.H. Portville, N. Y. Waterbury, Ct. Princeton Andover Milford Watertown, N. Y. Medtield Englewood, N. J. Detroit, Mich. Brunswick, Me. JUNIOR MIDDLE CLASS, 63. E g ,fall Germ President, R. F. LAWRENCE Vice-President, A. H. MANNINC5 l The Bancroft E. C. 4. 6 Miss Cheever's Mr. Newton's Mr. T. D. Thompson's Mrs. Phelps's Mrs. Pease's L. C. 4. 3 The Andover Mr. C. L. Carpenter's The Draper Mrs. C. A. Whitney's Mr. Sampsonis Miss Cheever's E. C. I. 6 Mr. Ellis's Mrs. Tilton's Mr. McCurdy's , Gieziajfifis G5ED'cXI'XJLl'2'261l'2'li Cificacairs winter fierm President, W. N. SENN Vice-President, V. B. MINTUN Secretary, T. B. NISBET Secly and Treas., W. J. BUTTERFIELD Aldrich, Ephraim Fred Babbitt, Harold French Beardsley, joseph Ralph Treasurer, E1l'2'2'gF-1133 Littleton, N. H. NVest Brattleboro, Vt. Montrose, Pa. 2 1 G. NEXV'1'ON Mr. McCurdy's 4 Mrs S. F,Abbot's Mrs. S. F. Abbott's Benjamin, Fred Washburn Brown, Charles Henry Burtt, William Henry Burbeck-Fay, Harold Needham Burbeck-Fay, john Gettings Butterfield, William jenkins Carberry, Clifton Benjamin Carleton, Albert Gibson Colwell, Clyde Benjamin Colwell, Ray Main Cousins, Stephen Decator Cowdery, George Albert Cowdery, William Lathrop Davis, George Royal, jr. Donohoe, Charles Manning Drake, George Willis Dwyer, Charles Francis Eastman, George Eddy, Fred Genn Edes, Frank Hart Foster, DeWitt Parshall Franklin, Lawrence Graves, Paul David Haskell, Fred White Holman, Frank Parke Hubbard, Harry Hayes Lauder, George Lawrence, Ellis Fuller Long, Arthur Buchanan McArdle, john joseph Manning, Albert Harold Manning, Franklin Wasliburn Mintun, Val Bicking Morton, Odell Newton, George Nisbet, Theodore Browning Oatman, jesse Browning Pierson, john Corbin Pinkerton, Allan Milwaukee, Wis. Omaha, Neb. Andover Andover Andover Andover Hyde Park Haverhill Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Brooklin, Me. Wakefield Pittsburg, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Lynn Corning, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Andover Bay City, Mich. Newport, N. H. Lyons, N . Y. Melrose, Milwaukee, Wis. Wakefield Amherst Boston Pittsburg, Pa. Malden Grand Rapids, M Lawrence Andover Pittsfield Kansas City, Mo. Peekskill, N. Y. Pueblo, Cal. Yonkers, N. Y. Dundee, Ill. ich. New York, N. Y. . Brooklyn, N. Y. 2 2 The Taylor Mrs. Tarbox's Mr. Burttls Mrs. Burbeck-Fay's Mrs. Burbeck-Fay's Mr. Butterf1eld's L. C. 1. 2 Mr. Ellisfs Mr. Eastman's Mr. Eastmanls E. C. 3. 5 . E. C. 1. I Mr. Robert's Mrs. Wilde's Mr. Clarkls Mr. Morril1's Mrs. Dr. Blake's Mr. Eastman's Mrs. Wildes's The Draper Mr. Clarkels . L. C. 2. 4 Rev. E. W. Pride's Maj. Marland's E. C. 5. 5 Mr. Hodgdon's Prof. Graves's Miss Emily Carter's Maj. Marland's E. C. 4. I Mr. A. S. Manning's Miss Cheever's Mr. Eastmanls Mr. Eastman's Mrs. Whittemorels Mr. Hill's Mr. Roberts's E. C. 5. 3 Mrs. R. A. Carter's Risser, Harry Elmer Sandford, Montgomery Halsey Senn, William Nicolas Smith, Floyd Monroe Smith, Samuel Everett Stone, Williain Sudlow, George Egbert Sullivan, james Augustine Taft, George Henry Thomas, Harry Parkhurst Wentz, Edward Leisenring Whaling, Thomas Gwinne Chicago, Ill. Geneva, N. Y. Chicago, lll. Omaha, N eb. Lawrence Danbury, Ct. Rock Island, Ill. Lawrence Westboro Milford ' Mauch Chunck, Pa. Milwaukee, Wis. Wheeler, john Egbert Portville, N. Y. Whitney, Fred Eben ' Andover JUNIOR MIDDLE CLASS, 56. Mr. Leach's . Mrs. Gould's Mr. Eastman's Mrs. R. A. C:1rter's E. C. 4. 5 Miss Cheever's The Bancroft E. C. 4. I Mr. McCurdy,s Mr. Sampsorfs Mr. Reedls Mr. Ellis's The Andover Mrs. E. A. Whitney's 'Zigi , ' 3 w . U, , k 7 Em X MX .....w. .. .2 Ct Satin Rush 23 T file ll ' P FM in We fx 2 l j l f e' 'jg l , ' i ,gb E..EEi.E2,,,J, ..,,-, 1. ,J -- 1 Q !g - . 'fzxssiezaf N-UQ-zparJf1Q9e1Ql Co Wgwcaewrs 54111 Cierm winter Germ President, R. j. GODDARD President, T. SCHREIBER Vice-President, R. S. N1-:WCOMBE Vice-President, P. SHIVELL Sec'y and Treas., I. W. DAY Secretary, R. S. NEWCODIBE Treasurer, H. W. RING Aldrich, Charles Roberts Barnes, Coe Young Balyes, Chester Brasure, james Arthur Bray, Carl Culver Burbank, Henry Cornelius GYQQBCZWAS Chicago, Ill. Mrs. Tarbox's Toledo, O. Mrs. Peasels YVhite Plains, N. Y. L. C. 1. I Philadelphia, Pa. . 4. 4 Brooklyn, N. Y. ' Mr. C. L. Carpenter's Dalton Mrs. johnsorfs 24 g Carter, Ernest'Roydon Coburn, Paul Naylor Day, James William Dixon, Ezra, jr. Eastman, Frank Manson Eldredge, Zoeth Stanley Franklin, Ralph Stowell Freund, Sandford Henry Eisner Frost, Luther Hayward Goddard, Reuben james Hayes, Robert Stuart Hughes, john joseph jameson, james Walker jones, William Henry 5 Kahn, Albert Leighton, Hugh Chisholm McCurdy, Sidney Morrill McKinnon, Donald james McKinnon, John Alexander . Marland, George Abbott Mason, Manuel Franklin, jr. Morgan, Joseph Maynard N ewcombe, Richard Saville Nute, Lewis Worcester Oakes, Lawson Walker Palmer, Charles Townsend Peck, Chester Gaylord Penneo, George jay Phillips, Arthur M. Ring, Henry Walter Rogers, james Edward Salomon, Solomon Gustav Schreiber, Tell Scott, Ernest Wilbur Shivell, Paul Smith, Keith Tabbutt, Alexander Campbell Talcott, Charles Denison Taylor, Amos Leveitt North Wilmington Lawrence Detroit, Mich. Bristol, R. I. Boise City, Ida. San Francisco, Cal. Melrose New York, N. Y. Newport, N. H. Fall River Wellesley Lawrence Antrim, N. H. Fort Monroe, Va. New York, N. Y. Portland, Me. Andover Eau Claire, Wis. Eau Claire, Wis. Andover Great Barrington Washington, D. C. New York, N. Y. Natick Rockport New London, Ct. Arlington i Hampstead, N. H. Gorham, N. Y. Andover Branford, Ct. New York, N. Y. Hoboken, N.J Amesbury New York, N. Y. Boston So. Addison, Me. Talcotville, Ct. Franklin Falls, N. H. 25 L. C. 2. 2 Mrs. Whitemore's L. C. 5. 4 Mrs. W. H. Foster's Mrs. Garclner's Prof. Graves's L. C. 2. 6 Miss Clough's L. C. 3. 2 E. C. 4. 5 Dr. Bancroft's Mrs. Pease's The Andover ' L. C. 3. 2 Miss Clough's Miss Duncan's Mr. McCurdy's Mrs. R. A. Carteris Mrs. R. A. Carter's Maj. Mar1and's E. C. 3. 5 Miss Duncan's Miss Duncan's Mrs. Nuteis Gymnasium Mrs. Pease's Mr. Iackson's E. C. 1. 4 Miss Clough's Miss Duncan's L. C. 4.2 . Miss Wiggin's Prof. Graves's L. C. 3. 5 L. C. 6. 4 Mrs. Tarbox's E. C. 4. 5 Mrs. Paine's L. C. 3. 2 Warner, Edward Alexander Wilcox, Lucius jones Willetts, Stephen Taber Woodbury, David Dana East Wilson, N. Y. Mrs. Whitney's Bloomington, Ill. Roslyn, N.Y. - Miss Slason' s Mrs. Whitney's Methuen ' Rev. C. C. Carpenter's JUNIOR CLASS, 49. , Gienfifie eparfmenf ' ffieezwxs gall Germ winter Germ President, W. WITHINGTON President, E. B. SHERRILL Vice-President, E. B. SHERRILL Vice-President, S.. T. WILLIAMS Sec'y and Treas., 1. W. SMITH, IR. -Secretary, Baker, Reuben Rich Butler, Marcus Drinkwater, William Dwyer, james Leo Eastman, Levi Arza Hall, Henry Leonard Haynes, Edmund Bancroft Hill, Charles Asa - Treasurer, STQQSSTAS San Antonio, W. I. Lawrence Andover New York, N. Y. Andover St. Josephs, Mo. Ballard Vale ' Andover 26 T. D. WADDELL W. WITHINGTON Mrs. R. A. Carter's Mr. Reed's Mrs. Drinkwater's Mrs. Dr. B1ake's Mr. Eastman's Mr. R0bert's L. C. 4. I Mr. Hi1l's X, Hill, Frank Albert Keepers, Arthur Martin, Alfred Pease, Arthur Stanley Pomeroy, Everett Eustace Roberts, Phillip Fout Ryan, William P. Sherrill, Edgar Beaman Smith, joseph Warren, Waddell, Lloyd Daubeney Williams, Spencer Thomas Withington, Winthrop Woodbury, MacLean Andover Detroit, Mich. Thompsonville, Andover San jose, Cal. Lewiston, Ill. Lawrence Louisville, Ky. Andover Parsippany, N. Malden jackson, Mich. Bedford, N. H. JUNIOR CLASS, zr. Mr. Hill's Miss Brown'S E. C. 3. I V Mrs. Pease's Mr. Burtt'S E. C. 1. 6 E. C. 4. 5 L. C. 2. 3 Mr. 1. W. Smith'S E. C. 1. 2 Miss Cloughis Mrs. Whittem0re's Mrs. Blake's .CLUQUQATX Gi Yupifs GSX? lDCiJDEXTX'lfT2'261T2'l: CLASS I - Seniors, 82 CLASS III - junior Middlers, 63 CLASS II - Middlers, rox CLASS IV - juniors, 49 Clarszkal Depa7'z'me1z!, 297. Sei enlifi G Dezpaiaifnaeziaii CLASS A - Seniors, 48 CLASS C-junior Middlers, 56 CLASS B - Middlers, 67 CLASS D - juniors, 2 1 S.cz'en tgyic Departffzenr, 192. TOTAL NIEIVIEERSI-HP, 489- 27 ' PI-HLLIPIAN BOARD W. J. TAVLOR R. R. WHWING A. E. BRANCH P. AUTEN H, P. BALE W. G, B L. E. FuLToN C. B. CARAERRV D. H. DAv ...,-- NL ' -'T . llzwf aa if ln J ff-f-fff'Z ,WT N g ,Wm -D. ' 'vll 'I-' '34 -' ?I- , ' 7 B ---'L -. ' , . a.- 13Liff , ,f. . ffg. - -' - fi:1frii NNI.-fWi'v:5f:w 65:11 2' ,1 5' 3 f- fra' f -..- ' . ,,.f :I ' . gr o 0 - . he htlhyiasn. -5 :f21-:Ji A 1 nf ff'T af- A 5- - -: - JT ,H - - -..-:..-f - '- ff? : Q ,,,wq,5 .,,' A eh-mi'-'-ver if . ' '--'11 5 C A. :fn r- .--Bi--ff A flirul-ST J -iffy -4-- Y ---- - -:.5.f'T , ...f-'1 ,3- rzf :T., ' --1:13 QI.. ,- - Y a .,.3a- -1 publisbeb Semifweeklg. Establisbeb 18?8. BElitovs, 18 94-'95 H. P. BALE '95, Managing Editor W. G. BALE '96,' Assistant Managing Editor A. E. BRANCH '95, Business Manager D. H. Day '95 W. I. Taylor '95 P. Auten ,95 C. B. Gould '96 R. R. Vllhiting '96 C. B. Carberry '97 L. E. Fulton, '97 A. J. Young '97 29 mme 1878-'79 1879-'So 1880-'81 I88I-782 1882-783 1883-,84 1884-'85 1885-'86 1886-'87 188.7-'88 1888-'89 1889-'go 1890-'91 1891-'92 1892'l93 1893-794 I894',95 Editors and Bctginess Wletneegcavg. EDITORS-IN-CHIEF E. S. Beach VF. I. Phelps R. Trowbridge -I. T. Symons P. I. Wells E. I. Phelps C. S. Thompson A. S. Knight D. W. Phelan H. C. Emerson W. H. King E. I. Hall F. E. L. Watson G. B. 'Hollister J. VV. Lund G. B. Hollister R. L. Weeks H. MCK. Landon H. MCK. Landon A. E. Addis A. E. Addis A R. W. Holmes C. H. Robinson I. Taylor, Ir. G. S. McLaren, Ir. G. S. McLaren W. T. B. Williams J. M. Woolsey H. P. Bale 30 BUSINESS MANAGERS C. M. Sheldon None None C. S. Patterson G. R. Carpenter E. H. Babbitt D. W. Phelan W. B. Segur W. B. Segur I. W. Lund I. B. Lund A. L. Clark E. C, Bartlett E. C. Bartlett I. D. Cameron A. E. Addis G. R. Atha I. B. Neale W. B. Parker O. M. Clark - A. E. Branch N MIRROR BOARD A. C. MACK W. H. HELD W. T. LAING D. GORDON E. F. HINKLE publislqeb Zfiontlqlg. Dolume 4. Editovs, 1894-ae President, D. GORDON '95 Business Manager, W. T. LAINC- '95 Boarb A. C. Mack '95 E. F. Hinkle '95 W. H. Field '95 Olontributing Boarb ' H. P. Bale '95 T. G. Hopkins '95 M. Churchill '96 Jlliierer Efeiiijevrg r89r-'92 A 1892-'93 W. H. Wadhams, President N. A. Smyth, President G. H. McClellan, Bus. Manager 'G. H. McClellan, Bus. Manager 1393-94 1894-'95 W. M. Gardner, President D. Gordon, President C. Grilk,' S. L. Fuller, Bus. Managers W. T. Laing, Bus. Manager . 31 Fo F W. H. HANSCOM 295, W. M. Wheeler ,QS Q1 Gif' WY . .1 . - , ' 5...-..u.!H'i. a 4 ' i F f f . ix -I J. ,Q- : 7 'f'fC.1. ' l'7i:E7 -if' 4 . 3 gh ,gf- 11? .--iff xl 54- , .4--19.9.2132-:-':' EW-1 J mmiafnif . - - K. . G . . , ., m.,,1,q.,,.. .. 4 im .1 ,..4A . ,,.u,,. .. AQ ' .1 I - E x 4 N Xa. publisbeb Gnnuallg. Dolume 5. EEWcovs,'1S94-'9E5 S. PORTER 795, I. T. Harrington 395 Eeiiifovs Qf Poli-Pouuvi. E. E. Scates '96 G. WRRI Managing Editor Financial Editor M. Chadwell '96 1892-793 A. C. Mack P. R. Lester W. M. Stuart H. R. Webb ' 4 1393-794 L. E. Guiilow M. B. Patterson , L. G. Pettee ' C. A. Worrall D. B. Eddy L. E. Brlstol 32 R BANJO CLUB H. B. CROSBY A. H. DURSYON G. P. DOCKER L. MITCHE H. W. POTTER A. W. DAvls T. H. SPENCE R. P. TVLER A. M. BARRELL R. H. HEYWOGD W. D. SMITH LL MAN DO L I N OL U B , I'I. K- BABCOCK A. HANILTON H. B. cwossv G- Pl DOCKER R. H. HEYWOOD LEEDS MITCHELL T. H- SPENCE A. W. DAVIS R. P. LOOMIS LEWIS E- F- HINKLE F. SHATTUCK v 1 POT-POURRI BOARD J. T. HARRINGTON E. E. SCATES W, M. WHEELER - F. S. PORTER G. M. CHADWELL W. H. HANSCQM X X 4,1 4 - . f H Q1 K li A , X 1 - , ' Ni . I, ,, 7 f- ' f z ? F 5, X f' . Q 1- ,'G, 'f'ef.X ' Af 113: f 'Y f , E vw'--xwax wx . fr , ' N l- - 1 I f, ,f A Q Y 'i r . ,f a 1 P M : X XA! I Am. .- N W if :H Jffbvlff N7 A , fx I, A ,rw f 'KN?fa,,,Kxk.,e-1 K-L f w -f r ' f -M Niwmjb wwff QI .' ' X X v, - F f ,f wx f-5:1 'N W in '- -T.-1 X J K 1 'S' QL f I. A ,' X' Q .R 3 - -1 :YX YR' -7- ww W . - w ,. .5 .gy k 12:21 ki X X ,Ep ,I ,' .1 1' -. si :V - N-A AL fl! 1:1-1-fl X NX ' ' xg- ! Q.: ' lil 4vQ fx I , W 'I X X . QM , Q' ' p f: .ln -J' I' ' KN ' .. F 1 - !u l f J K 1 227 K NR Q- -,-,- . i' J5m5, , v--- , gg WMM . Uguqx TW M, ' ' 'YS Xif.gfh2NV ' 9' ' 5 S KREGERE AX' V J Xlxw' Q f A A . 4 'Y .af y Af'51'M,'fY JU 1144 219 lglfmiu. -ffm. 1.6 I .S F - iw-xi ii S: fu , . -' f-f-- A-1, , Z 1 ,gs-v4-f ' N4-1: ' 'Q-ff. --f?.?-'25-T-La' Jiri 1894 Offioezrg President, A. C. MACK ,QS Secretary, W. M. SCHWARTZ '96 Vice-President, E, E. SCATES ,96 Treasurer, A. C. NEWCOMBE '96 I + Qnfezr gem, 1895 Offisezvg President, E. E. SCATES '96 Secretary, T. G. HOPKINS '95' Vice-President, A. C. NEWCOMBE '96 Treasurer, A. H. RICHARDSON ,97 34 X .WLS-Z1'2T2'5EZ'IAS Anderson, F. G. ' Iameson, I. W. Auten, P. Kahn, A. Barton, R. M. Laing, W. T. Beardsley, H. I. Lawrence, E. F. Benner, R. S. Lewis, W. M. Booth, W. C. Lowrie, A. R. Boynton, E. B. Mack, A. C. Branch, A. E. Marland, G. A. Brasure, I. A. ' McCurdy, R. M Breer, L. B. Morrison, I. F. Bristol, S. G. Morrow, F. T. Brown, H. W. Newcombe, A. L Bruce, K. Newcombe, R. S Burket, I. W. Perham, D. Chadwell, G. M. Pingree, G. E. Cook, L. A. Porter, F. S. Day, I. W. Richardson, A. DeWitt, E. D. Salomon, S. G. Drummond, E. I. Scates, E. E. Easton, L. Schwartz, W. M Eaton, W. P. Smith, A. I. Edgell, C. S. Smith, W. D. Edwards, F. B. Thomas, O. D. Edwards, R. H. Turner, D. I. Emmons. H. M. Van Buren, A. W Farwell, R. I. Waddell, L. D. Fortescue, G. R. Waldo, W. Freund, S. H. E. Whiting, R. R. Grilk, A. Whitney, P. L. Hopkins, T. G. Williams, S. T. 5l'l01201am1X .Wlezwnaficazv Mack, A. C. 35 X, .jw V-5 , .,, rfwf NX 4 ,f' 'Z , N '. X fp .RGD ses- ' r - -fra Z 4? X5 '-QI koxmix A S.. X fe.. 1352: six' President, Vice-Pres., Rec. Sec'y Cor. Sec'y, Treasurer, X . XNEXX Q4 . 1 1 1 ' uv... :Aix L X: f g QE' z f eq bi XS his . OP x ,.., 'Qi' 3 S Dives Hobie Desupe 1 fl 77 If ffreevg, 1894-'95 Sail Germ. H. P. BALE ,QS ' A. H. RICHARDSON ,97 G. E. WOODBINE ,97 W. M. WHEELER 395 E. E. SCATES '96 President, Vice-Pres., Rec. Sec'y Cor. Sedy, Treasurer, ' winter Germ. W. M. WHEELER E. E. SCATES '96 , R. H. HEYWOOD '95 '95 J. T. HARRING1'ON ,QS S. F. MCFARLANE ,97 -l Nl S1228 arg Aldrich, E. F. Harvey, B. S. Allen, F. W- Haskell, E. K. V Auten, P. Heywood, R. H. Bale, H. P. Hill, I. F. Bale, W. G. Hutchinson, R. E. Barton, R. M. jones, Wm. Blaikie, C. Kinne, R. A. Brasure, J. A. Lewis. E. S. Brown, H. M. Macfarlane, S. F. Burket, I. W. Mason, M. F. Christie, E. B. McCormick, R. M. Clarke, W. R. McCurdy, R. M. Cochran, W. Merrill, C. F. Colburn, H. I. Merrill, H. G. Cousins, S. Merrill, W. F. Cumming, A. I. Morrow. F. T. Day, D. H. Newcombe, A. C. Dewitt, E. F. Pease, A. S. Drinkwater, A. Pierson, J. C. Easton, L. Richardson, A. H. Edwards, F. B. V Risley, E. E. Edwards, H. Rogers, I. F. Emmons, M. Sargeant, C. Farley, I. Scates, E. E. Field, W, Sedgwick, O. W. Fisher, I, Stedman, F. H.' Franklin, B, Ir., Symonds, J- H- A Franklin, S, Tabbut, A. C. French, Z. E. Taylor, A- F1-Qgt, L, H, Wfaddell, L. D. Goddard, R. I. Wheeler, I. E. Gordon, D, Wheeler, W. M. Hamilton, A. S. Whiting, R- R. Hanscom, W. H. Williams. .l- T- Harrington, T, VVOOCllJlI1C, G. E. 37 I A rf I' Y ::. .. . IR . P, 7,1111 . I ' JA Q-K x, . ,X . x v v + Qe: .cprcmar 4f ' 1 A ' I ' , . x '- N V rr J .P isx . ., .. .., .s' r.. -' 'G ZTieI7r Siicbtfj E r ....-- x. uf nn:v1 If h - -Q. .i,, ,... . .. p e misers Sail Zierm winter Germ President, H. P. BALE r President, M. B. PATTERSON Vice-President, M. B. PATTERSON Vice-President. W. N. WEIR Treasurer, D. H. DAY Treasurer., D. S. LUCE K Secretary, W. M. WHEELER Secretary, W. WITHINGTON 38 Menageieg Adams, M. T. 1-linkle, E F. Aldrich, E. F. Leshner, W. Bale, W. G. Luce, D. S. Caldwell, S. S. Macfarlane, S. F. Carbe-rry, C. B. Marshall, H. E. Carleton, P. G. Mandeville, W. H Christie, E. B. Noble, E. T. Clark, W. R. Pierson. J. C. Chambers, R. C. y Piper. j. W. Colt, LeB. C. Rainbolt, W. M. Cousins, S. Rogers, I. E. Darling, R. Shivell, P. Davis, F. F. Smith, W. Day, D. H. ' smith, K. Dodge, C. P. Schreiber, T. Ellicott, I. P. Stedman, F. H. Farley, 1. A. Steenstra, F. H. Faxon, T. K. Stern, W. T. Ficke, T. H. Stewart, W. P. Fisher, I. L. Symonds, J. H. A Goddard, R. I. Taylor, VV. I. Gordon, D. Ward, G. S. Franklin, A. B. Weir, W. N. French, Z. E. Wheeler, W. M. Harrington, I. T. Widdicomh, G. R. Haskell, E. K. Williams, J. T. Heywood, R. H. VVoodbine, G. E. fIOT2O1A?l1eX .mezrzziiczrs Hanscom, W. H. Bale, H. P. Patterson, M. B. 39 A x GLEE CLUB F. P. HOLMAN W. MITCHELL W. R. CLARKE D. GORDON A. M. TAYLOR G. L. YOUNG W. J. TAVLOR C. P. Dons: . H. W. BROWN A. J. BAKER - E. T. NOBLE C. B. COLWELL J. C. PALMER X n -a - 6 . - g . fy f , RTR! W' . - .Q M2 I W' - -- . U r T ' 'rl l I ' 9 J, S1232 'rm inf, 'Q' ', 37 ' ,,-'JS-Q 521 ' f 4' ' lyxv ? - ffwE?22Z3z?MHf7WW Ef amMWE???QkWV ! I nR'.'S ' f SNC' ,.5: 'lf!9'f.af? - 1pfi??iw ,fd X SQ .. 137' .2 -.,A ,f V 7' 2 1- 'lx vw ll S- wmflm 7 Lerm'er.' H. W. BROWN '96 H. W. Mitchell '96 C. P. Dodge '96 C. B. Colwell '97 H. W. Brown '96 6 1894-'96 f Firsz' Tmarx A. I. Baker '96 Semfzfz' Tevzorx F. P. Holman '97 Fin! Bass : E. T. Noble '96 G. L. Young 795 Sefofza' Bass.- A. M. Taylor. '97 F. M. Alger '96 41 .Z1f6771!Igf'7' .- C. P. Donor: D. Gordon 1. C. Palmer W. R. Clarke WV. I. Taylor . W 1 X gigiwmww calm-F- . 3221 Q ,E,W... Mj x l My fl l 225 ll Q54 Q? , Qu ls' ll? Ki2 ll, Z J. 4x ,X ff I N K Q 391239 Q55 1894995 . Leadefm' Illamzgars T. H. SPENCE ,QS G. P. DOCKER 95 Bafy'ea7'z'7zc.v .' T. H. Spence ,94 H. W. Potter 95 . Mitchell '96 R. P. Tyler, l Ba1Q'as.- Barrell '96 W. D. Smith ' Guz'm7's .- . B. Crosby, jr. '95 G. P. Docket Q5 . H. Heywood. ,QS A. H. Durston. 7 Mn1zzi0Zz'7z .' A. W. Davis '96 mums 5 1894-'95 Leader ,- Manager .- A. W. DAVIS '96 G. P. DOCKER '95 First Mand0Z2'ns .- H. K. Babcock '95 A. W. Davis '96 S. F. Shattuck '96 L. Mitchell '96 Second Jlfamiolins ,- I R. P. Loomis '95 A. L. Hamilton '95 Fluff .- V2'0Zz'7r ,- E. H. Lewis '95 E. F. Hinkle '95 Guz'!ars,' G. P. Docket '95 T. H. Spence '95 H. B. Crosby, jr '95 R, H. Heywood '95 43 iff X-.,,,f ,,.f ll .1 f' f' l I Qi n x -1 N ' .. - src-.. I 1 -rifgz - ':..- ' -... . A ' ' -f g fd J '11-M: ff-,ark-'Biff-:rig l 1 xi kmxw,...xN ...re-4 Ad . 'ji f .. 'N 'N w 'N-A -- ' T: SAA . M N . - f H x .ills ' 'R sf -. , ---- . l ',4,fgfz.w... , Q if PM df-.. ' V za f' :y - f' ,..t .Frm I ,,.-LW! 'jg , ,. . ,ss . -WLT' 'eff -- 'T .fr ,af 1 fff I RN' f f, V ,-. f' - 'E G1 'N A 42... 6-all .exnaera mgioewes Q President, H. L. STOUT Secretary, H. M. BISSELL Vice-President, T. B. CLARKE, IR. Treasurer, G. W. DULANY, IR ' cavngezvg Babcock, H. K. Clarke, W. R. Babcock, H. W. Clough, H. G. Birch, H. T. Coffin, C. E. Bissell, H. M. Cropley, W. L.' Breer, L. B. Crosby, H. B. Ir., Caldwell, S. S. Crouse, G. N. Ir., Church, A. W. ' Day, O. A. Churchill, M. ' Drake, G. W. Clarke, T. B. jr., Drew, P. F. 44 X Dulany, G. VV. jr., Dunlap, I. B. Durston, A. H. Dwyer, C. F. Eclgell, C. S. Fulton, W. H. Gray, Charles P. Greenway, J. C. jr., Hall, R. Hamilton, A. L. Harvey, B. S. Haskell, E. K. Higley, W. M. Hinkle, E. F. Hochstadter, L. H. Humphrey, O. S. Kelley, P. D. Kelley, W1 R. Laing, VV. T. Lauder, George LeBoutillier, T. Linclenberg I. Lockwood, S. O., jr. Lounsbery, j. H. McCauley, C. H. McHenry, W. E. Mack, A. C. Manson, W. B. Marshall, H. E. Merrill, H. Miller, I. W. Olney, T. C. Palmer, C. K. Palmer, P., jr. Porter, F. S. Rainbolt, W. M. Riclgway, W. C. Sargent, C., jr., Sayles, R. W. Shattuck, T. F. Spence, T. H. Spitzer, C. B. Stewart, W. P. ' Stout, H. L. Taylor, A. M. Upton, E. C. White, G. L., jr. White, VV. H. .Wicldico1nh, G. R. Wilcox, L. I. Wilkes, I. P. Winterbotham, I., jr Woodward, T. j., jr Wray, C. S. Wylie, H. C. 41 Zg1..af:, Wag ig? 7,12 N ii 3. :. Jfgm -:TIT I ' . is I V gl' QP: ll! E - if-iz. 2,3 Q?-3. Q. ,, lljgr- I. 'SIL w- 'g ff- gt - lint- K E457 i ' 0, 'H .L 15559. ES X ,...--T--tu pw- - :Q ,..-',yl ,,.' -2- Va mu ,-4:1 GE-'sz-.f-L Hx,,rH1,' ,.:,7 .5-.,,5-1, Q. -1' Li+ ..',1:T 45 sa? , '2 5 J 'xv- ex. A 9 'HE ,ff ri v F'lf'lHX'Q QI una T j 1' X, I W 5 A I Gfjieefe President, E. BRANCH ,QS Vice-President, G. K. SAVILLE, Secretary and Treasurer, N. H. .PRIDE '95 ET2QgC:TIA5 T. Kearney '95 R. R. Whiting '96 T. B. Clarke, Ir. '96 E. F. Hinkle ,94 Kenneth Bruce '96 C. B. Carberry 797 Dwight H. Day, '95 G. L. Young ,95 46 IR. '96 MEANS PRIZE SPEAKERS P. AUTEN P. SHIVELL E. T. Nome D. Gonoon P. G. CARLTQN H.P. BALE D. H. DAY A. C. MACK L. EASTON W. G. EALE 1 hi ' EQUSWFIEES SOI Qhtiginal Declamations Q0I'2Qpe1iii'EGJItS PETER AUTEN 795 . ' , Princeville, Illinois c4MZl7ZZ'E?dZ Ozwzersheyh Qf-f1l0:z0j20!z'e.v. HAROLD PULSIF1-:R BAIIE ,QS Melrose, Mass. The Cr'zesezfz'er.vfr01h az Mohavnefafz Peihz' fgf View. WILLIAM GALLIFORD BALE '96 I Melrose, Mass. The Mdfl-Qf Ohe Idea uf. The Mazz nf Cze!!1eee. PHILIP GREENLEAF CARLETON '99 Lawrence, Mass. ff the A1'z'.vz'0enzz'z'e Spz'f'z'Z z'h A1he1'z'ecz D6Z'E!0f2'7Zg at fhe ' Exjbehse ef z'he Demoenzziei DWIGHT HUNTINGTON DAY '95 Indianapolis, Indiana 'fThe Mah ef One Idea vs. The Mafz ef CzeZz'ze1'e. LAIRD EASTON '96 9 Summit, New jersey 4 .I Gi, The Regz'ez'ez'e. DONALD GORDON '95 Kyoto, japan QID The Avffzlvz' amz! The A7'!z1m1z. C25 The DeeZz'1ze gf the Play, and fhe Rise ef ihe N07Je!. ARTHUR CARLYLE MACK ,95 Catskill Station, New York Ts ihe Arz's!ee1'afz'e Spz'7'z'z' in Amerieez Developzezg az' ihe Expense gf fhe Dem0enzz'z'e? EDWARD THEODORE NOBLE '96 ' Wichita, Kansas fs ihe Av'z'.v!0erezz'z'e Spz'rz'z' in Affzeriea Develojbifzg az' fhe Exjbefzse Q' Zhe Demeee'fz!z'e? H PAUL SHIVELL '98 ' New York, N. Y. T he Artisz' and lhe A1'tz'.nzh. .47 me -ff fl 4,001 4- Hes . , i ef .J sn 1' fil l-1' K1-, xi ' 1 an -1, Z 0' I X X lk' -ll WG- 'fig x I mg .dill L.-9' .ff ft. ,Z X li-5 . f fvimml lr af 3 Vial. X I - I, 'll my il, Alf xx 1 V , , 'N ' A ' 2 -Q2 ' -:: ul' l VH 255127 . I 4, f ill' i,g9,Wf f ,1 ,J , X f Jn: A -1 we 5. all iq! N uEQ1n1rvor7xfqY 1 ff ' ll 'tiifllllqii'lif' 1' url JW ' r ,V ff ' - f lu'-e A, ,,,f 'fflf,a a , WM 9 ll -t m i,.vzm':it?v lf e x fi 77 ll f 0 . ... .K,,. .P ji . i l Xlx ':' I Q3 R' l lg 9 Q f . Q J. 5 - l i ll l L.L-- ,sis ,, X ,W f-1 n kxgjfv ang - ig 4 g-ev f wr. - M- fffi, fn 5, Mfr flqf.lV' l'6llI'jr, : Q., , Qu.-V -if-, . - ' -5 ' ., H. jul- 3?.g ' Latin Commons' Benevolent Society. 1 H Oh nature ! What a rare delight, With dreams of thee I wake at night. Commons' telegraph operator. The lady fair, with pretty smile, 'Tis such a kind that I beguilef' O, Lord, that I were now in Africa! I' Christie's god-father. 48 Blaikie '95 IfVez'r '95 W'z'ZZz'am5 '96 Laifzg '95 IfV00rz'bz'1ze '97 Rz'rf?ar1z's07z ,Q7 He was a lovely youth. Mark '95 Too noble for this place. Rz'fkzzm'.vwz Ex-RA. '95 Modest as a vestal virgin's eye. I Elko! 797 She smiles, I fain must smile on her, The Fam. .Sem The same stale viands served up o'er andoter, The stomach nauseatesf' Yhe Zllajorlv Who enters, here leaves hope behind. The I8egz'sz'mf .v Ojire 'L Earnest seekers after knowledge. Wkz'tz'1zg mm' Flemzer God helps those who help themselves. JWar!rznd's Boczrders Stern Fate hath wrought thee in thy present forinf' .Siern 795 l P. Shivell, artist, poet, cow-boy, critic, novelist, and dancing master, considers the 'LDescent of Man,' as illustrated ab gmo, to be one of his fortes. Is prepared to give instruction in any of the foregoing departments. The latest mode of wearing hats. A Za Ck1'z'sz'z'e Where ignorance is bliss, 't is folly to be Wise. Marzson P. S. '95 Who thinkitoo little, and who talk too rnuchfl Preps. A Guy who needs no guyingf' QGuyj Calwell The cat she jumped right at my eye, and I knocked her back 'ker whim.' H H M. Brozwz, fellzhg zz story A plump rose. E B. Ezz'wa:'1z'.v Out into the cold and crispy night Fled the two birds in gleeful flight. ' Mack and Blorlgeif 4' Whence of the nations came he? Ck7'Z'SfZ,K '96 He means well. Metzrzs Speaker 49 A : H What the dickens did you say his name was ? B : George Musalas Colvocoressesf' A: What! George Musalas Col-col-v-V-v- B : George Mu-sa-las Col-vo-co-ressesf' A : Oh yes 5 I have it! George Mucilage Kaliko-dresses. A poker club has been formed in English Commons. At a recent meeting of candidates the following presented themselves : X Wf VT Taylor, -SkZ'7Z7lI:'7', Shark, arm' Ealorz Stuart alone, of all my sons, is he, Wlio stands confirmed in full stupidity. Sfzmrl, P. S. '95 Alas l regardless 'of their doom The little victims playg No sense have they of ills to come, ' Nor care beyond to-day. Salzzrzlay night in Boslorz Fartejwell to the Frost. i Parllfzg qf Farwell and Froxl The rival dancing-masters. A Blaz'kz'.c' ima' Shifxell t'The spirit of fnguiry. As carried by Christie from Society Hall into Mr. Boyntorfs English class. What is all that noise? Oh, Barnes is reading Shakespeare. Everything goes contrary with mef, Sreflmcm 797 Oh, what a difference in the morning. Barnes, ffm. 26 What is the length and breadth of New York City?,' f II ffearrzy mm' Slerfzr, '95 H Humble, meek, and good. Heywood '95 4' A sweater at last. A J. F.'Hlll Christie and the Turk on Thanksgiving Day. 50 C I'll play tackler next year. Pzerron '97 All is not right that's named Wright. Wrzghf A place where one will get his dues. Chemzkffjf Loo. A moon that is never seen at its quarters. Corior Home Moon Quantity not quality. Sforfzs '95 Eat on forever! Eofofz '96 What cannot be cured must be endured. Cozzmzr, P. S. '97 Hopkins '95 will enter P. S. ,QQ next term. A close mouth catches no flies. Soo'gwz'ok Musical corner, Mo7z1z's Room Corner of eternal rest, 77 English Commons 1nenagerie, Poet's corner, Noisy corner, Noiseless house, Corner of continued prayer and fasting, Inspector's corner, I dread the day that we must part. H We are such stuff as dreams are made of, And our little life is rounded by a sleep. In their death they were not divided. in Taylor Colfogo E. C 5.1 E. C. 5. 3 P. Shz'oe!!'s Room P. Azzfofzlt Room L. C. 1 ,SfKIl,77lLZ7Z,.S' Room L. C. 6. 3 f F Hz'ZZ '95 fo his oorrlzzroy vert Cu 71171zz'11g '96 Mark a7l1iBZoo'goz'f, Soziih, A. f. arm' Jlhrrfll, C. If 51 . O H is 'K An all-pervading air of footlessnessf' Slow of speech but mighty of thought. Simply trusting day by clay, i jlI:Cormirk '96 Prj Benner Oh that rocks might strew my way. X H Since in laboring and resting Life is divided best, Let others do the laboring, And I will do the rest. We cultivate literature' on a little-oatmeal. 4. The boy is fair, of female favor. Dear creatures, we can't live without 'em. Alas I he is too young. The model boy. 'Few have ever loved like me. Song Qf Cfzzzp. A. E., Brandi Boczrdcrs af 1lfar!a7zrz .r My only books were woman's looks , And folly's all they taught. Oh wad some power the giftie gie us To see oorselves as ithers see us. 'As tedious as a tired horse. They long to be so tough, And they are now so rough, Bam' '95 Few. Sams. Laing '95 Piper '96 Holt '95 A0126 '95 A. E. Branch E. fi'Lewi.r That they hardly know their home, sweet home. Top Floor, Draper C'0z'z'age. CAZSU zzjbpfzkable in SZ-1Zg'7lfIZ7' Z0 D. GOV!f07ZD- Disguise our bondage as we will, 'T is woman, woman rules us still. 52 Ha11zz'Z!z17z '95 H Many the souls that sped, Many the hearts that bled, Hy our stern orders. f'lIL'1l!Zfj' He is the history complete. Brian' '96 Of all the freaks this school has seen, He knocks them all to ginger-strings. Baywzfmz ,Q7 t' His voice sounds forth! The roof doth rise ! Inquiry thrills with strange surprise ! ! G0fz'1izz1'f!z'7z bzgzzifjf He has a powerful personality. H0pkz'1zs '95 His wit values itself so highly, that to him All other matters seem weak. E'fzkZe, P. A. '95 I So young, so fresh, so pretty. Siem, P. A. '95 Oh! what may man within him hide, Though angel on the outward side. F!zzmz'rzm,P. A. '96 K' Oh! Impudent, regardful of thy own Whose thoughts are centered on thy self alone. Lane, P. S. '96 A tennis - n'1zrA'. Cfam Btljzzktijf 'L What's the matter with you? It ain't with me g it's with the other fellows. MfCzz1'djf amz' Cmzsms in l'hf3f1fgEb7'll Class What's in a name ? Bray How smoothly ' de ' Witt flows from his mouth ! Dc VV!!! '96 flffr. Terr1'Zl.' What do I mean when I say possum, I can ? Prqa. .' You mean you think you can. JM-. YZ .- Sit clown! You have lost the point. L' Crystalized fun. ffkfosf '98 53 The Commons' sport. The same old color. 4' Illustrious poet. H He is so quiet. Draper's giraffe. 4' Major Marland's orange peeler. His stories are both loud and scientific. The great I am. Latin Commons' coal-heaven Quite a peacock. x Laing Grey '98 Shire!! '98 ffLi7Z71Zll7Z, '95 Taylor '96 E77Z77Z07ZS '96 Piersmz '95 I1farrz'fzgfm Da Wm '96 Pqfer '96 We are deeply grieved by the number of sad accidents which have hap- pened to our fellow students during the, past year. The following is a list as given to us by our physician : Ellie! P. A. '97- Overcome by the sense of his own importance. Church, P. S. '96- Overbalanced by a barber parting his hair on one side. i W. Kelley, P. A. '95- Struck by an idea. Case hopeless. f. C. james, P. S. '96- Struck by his washerwoman for the bill. Crosby, P. S. '95- Compound fracture of the heart, caused by falling in love. Bale, P. A. '95--HTIITOWI1 from a horse, causing a fracture in the Latinius translationiphramf' . That reminds me. E. E. Rzkley, P. A '96 Of all my father's family, I K 4 I love myself the best. Church P. S. '96 54 The POT-POURRI has asked the following men why they came to Andover, and has received the following reply : To raise the standard of the Academy. 'I H To help 4 Bantyf U To write for the !l0'1'f'0r. To study astronomy. For the purpose of improving my health. To call at the Fem. Sem. and walk o' nights HTO meet some other nice fellows like myselffl To show what I am? 'L To gain flesh. To be a man. To help on the cause of poetry. To grow. To tutor. To reduce my weight. Gofdwz PMZZQDJ Bmzzrqf! Be izfz er ' Q5 Mark ,E 1z'1z'z'e Ho!! Laing Blakie '96 Lewis '95 W. Il Sfern jimmy IEHZZ. N B. Fool'-ba!! is ez .vz'1z'z issue P. Sfziwll Mr. Osborne Famer ,Q7 Fat Harvey To degenerate. M B. Rafiemon To show off my sporting blood. Spams To talk. Earfmz To improve myself. ' Paber' To kick, and loaf on the Pfzz'ZZ?z'cm. - Bmfzrh H To pursue a special course of study and play foot-ball? Jlhm' flfarlzzlzd To play on my 'box., Mdflfl '95 To play base-ball. Sfewzzf! H In order that I might meet some cultivated lacliesf' fesrzk fzzmw To extend my knowledge of the 'manly art. Gljfilil 55 'L A sweet appearance but a dread illusion. Jllnwfz Afirzms P. fl. '95 S077ZEfl'77ZL'.Y he turns to gaze upon his books. 16. R. PVhitz'7zg P. A. '96 A man tall and slim. like a bamboo cane split half Way upf' Chzzrfh P. S. '96 Nature hath formed strange fellows in her time. l?mze1'.v P. S. '95 Behold the child, by Nature's kindly law, Pleas'd with a rattle, tickled with a straw. fry. fmllgfllll He strives to be smzwfh to every man. Lfuyfz' '96 Don't you think he looks just like his brother ? Akffzz '95 I place the most implicit confidence in you as regards the 8 o'clock rule. A Ma Bcmzeff fo ofrzqyafzfx rg' A7zfz'oz1e1f Caifnge The man without a country. , Chrz'.vfz'e '97 Don't you know john Smith F He lives in New York. I1G'Zz'0n '96 He comes in by the Window 'like a thief in the night. Sargezml '95 Class turkey gobbler. Chrz':z'z'e '96 A man of decision. Bale '95 The school funeral. Sferimafz He is a playful little boy. J5'an!eZz'1z '96 A blushing child. Bemzeff '95 The coming comedian. Eaxfun '96 At times he hath What's called a foot-ball lug, Again he walketh like a prancing goat. B7-awk, '95 Man's nature is reflected in a Mz'1'f'07'. jlfzzrlbornzzglz Chwfrfzzll Anything that comes from H'england is good. A .l say, old chappie, I came from H'england. Lloyd '96 The animated lamp-post. WY Vi Taylor 56 . I No sword of death his right arm whirled, But with one poor poetls scroll he shook the world? Pfaetj Shiva!! l98 It do take spirit to play foot-ball. Pzkffsoaz ,Q7 I-Ieilman 195 will soon publish a revised edition of the Hymn Book? '4 He savors of the Bowery Lane. De Wz't! '96 I' Kick, kick, kick, Till my legs are weary and sore g Kick, kick, kick, Till I ca11't kick any 1nore.', A. E. Bnzfzrh, Class Kz'cke7' The Moon's Phases. The Full Moon QC. DQ rises at 7.45 A.M. I am resolved to grow fat, and look young till forty. Siewz, P. A. 195 In' hollow murmurs died away. Chapel hymns L. Cf 1. 6. A western QWestonj Fisher's homefl f L- 335673 ,95 I S. A. IfVe.vz'wz, '95 This world's been too many for me. .P7'Z.fZ7E '95 Mr. Graham io flaws in C1h677ZZ'J'f7'.j' .- Can anyone tell what resemblance there is between Iceland spar and alcohol? No answer. Ma G. - Both make one see double. Highway robbery. Arzdowr Booksiare 'iThat medal of mine was won in a mile novice in Glens Falls, N. Y., I8 miles from Lake George, and 22 from Saratoga. Time, 3.58 1-8. Sfrang '96 I wish to deny the imputation that I have seconded every motion made in Philo this yearfi Boyuian ,Q7 57 'My life is one .... horrid grindf' W. R. IQZQ11, '95 ' They make excellent simpletons, ripe and strong-flavored. r E. If Lezcfzlf arm' lzimsey 'Give me a horse and let me ride. P. Aulen '95 ' A pair of skates. X Scafes and Hez'Z17za7z ' It is good to live and learn. Hill, P. S. '95 'Who has not worn a shirt since he was given a Salem Street sweater? Ezzstmrm, P. S. '97 'As gay as ever. 'Tis a hopeless case. Mr. B67Z6fZ'Z2'Z' 'What can a woman do ? K Mr. Boynton A good, steady, all-round man. Sieeminz '96 ' The monument of crazed minds. 4 The MZ.77'07 ' He can chin at the rate of forty miles an hour on a kite-shaped track. Woozibzkze '97 Can't5 got to plug. Mayer '97 ' The empty vessel makes the greatest sound. Boyrzfon '97 ' A bold, bad man. Woazibifze ' Miss Duncan, may I have live cents to buy a bag of peanuts? Pray. Jlargcm ' Two inches to gain ! 5 ' Elliof as fqferee O Life! Thou art a galling load, Along a rough, a weary road, To wretches such as I. WKd7j! .B0y7Z?0fZ A '96 joke. A A Pm Panhefzfor az Drz'7zkf0'jwa!er 58 They are witty to talk with, And pretty to walk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. Zh' Em .Slwzs He whistled as he went for want of thought. Sfewarf, P. S. '95 A little pot is soon hot. YW: flforrill brown Flat on three sides, slightly rounded on the fourth. .4112 Jllr C'w'a'y'r firffzr Let your literary compositions be kept from the public eye. Gorziwz N As proper a man as one shall see On a summer's afternoon. Crosby '95 I wish to authoritatively deny that my middle-name signihes any con- nection with the conqueror of Napoleon. Arfim- ffffellnzgforz Sf7'0lZg' For thy sake, Tobacco, I would do anything but die. ffezhzfzfz '95 Pride is the never failing vice of fools. E. H Lewzk '95 H A sheep without, a wolf within. lfbwzg '95 'C They always talk who never think. Bnrrbozzf '96 '4 A face that cannot smile is never good. Banzai' '96 Hlf there is any doubt in the minds of any preps. who played second substitute full-back, it was 511,211 ,97 In the moonlight still they sang, The stars heard, and the sea, And the sounding grove of the Fem. Sem. rang To their gleeful rnelodief' Glare Club The youthful sport. .Pnyf B6'11KIl'Z'l'I' Chicago dressed beef, 51.4. Smffh '95 59 Oh, what a foot-ball player I am. Ykzlcxgw ,96 H Make me no maps, sir. My head is a map, a map of the whole world. Grlrzffm The home of the jays , fBflkE7', A. f.,mz1z' S77Z!'ffI, ,IQ .St!f6777Z Sffeez' 'S The assembled lads rejoice To hear my sweet-toned voice, In accents loud and clearf' Mr. Sfmze If the school would only place its interests entirely in my hands, I feel confident that I could manage them most acceptablyf' W. T Laing A rare hitf' - Ykfdfzjf Wefzfz 'L His chilly rushes made the whole class shiver. H Mild .Ma1'lamz' Enough and ina sparef, Fa! Sierfz mm' l'V.f Ylzylof' A Texas steer. Jlhller Sandow of Andover. I Blaikie 'E Though I look old, yet I am strong and lusty. H P. Bale 't Follow in your fatheris footsteps. MfC1z1'11jf A'96 U He thought that each girl he saw at once lost her heart to him. Jlfoare '96 L' 'Tis but a peevish boy, yet he talks well. fMm1z'c7'iZ!e '97 H Erst wagen dann wager. 'f First risk, then consider? H P. Bale Patience is a virtue, while waiting for food at Chap'sf' Y H By name, but not by nature-.'l . fojbe Nooks ANTH CORNERS. '4'1'hQ Greek Comer, r flfr. Yk1'rz'!l'.v 1600771 ff Kid'5 Comer, G07'If07L amz' Befzfzeris' 1800111 6o Verily, but they do sometimes keep quiet ! ! H ' Erwfmfm Hazzse Boys Suspended animation. flfarfzrz in Me free Amateur actors. C'n7'fw' Harzsrf Boys an Hallofcf Elm How they did sweat for the sweaters Brzfiefyielrz' flame Heavensg but so much hard study doth make madness in the brain. Hike '95 Let down the curtaing the farce is done. P. S. 'Q5 Algebra TWO of a kindf' Brzrfzes mm' Elizbf HOW iadylike 1 A fmoom-ff A great deal of fore-sight. Hzsier wifk his glfzm-ex on P.M. : Mamma, will you put me to bed now ? l' Ykzfmfz' '98 Lord of all beings throned afar. ' Symwmir 797 Who is this queer concoction ? Iifliffflll RA. '96 Hin-kle, Hinkle, little star, how I wonder what you aref' And he breathed forth his spirits. Ifbmzg in LtZfZ.7l class A pipe! at pipe! our kingdom for a pipe l Senior' rZ1z.m'j'c'!! Who says I can't play foot-ball ? JWIM' '96 Three Texan 4' cattle punchersf 'l Jlhllev' '96, I 2'w'.f07z ,Q7, .S'hz'7'eZ! '98 A pair of clierubimf' Dl'Zl7Zk7llHf6!' Bfox. C. D. Moon. Q See de ITIOOILHD Ax Me zz'4zf'kq1' jmfx if And he walks in a way that is not seen every day. Who ? CW1'11v!z'c' '96 For elen though vanquished, he could argue stillf' Ill B. Paffersalz '95 6: And wisely tell what hour of day ' The clock does strike by Algebra. Mr. Ezzfofz Give ine another horse, bind up my wounds. S!I7'g66l7Zf in Cicero The soul of this man is in his clothesf' E. H Lewix Who can cloy the hungryffedge of appetite - gs, A Az' Jwfrhcofklvf Oh! Fm so easy. Ujbfavz P. A. ,Q5 Dignified and solemn, he wields his gavel with telling effect. H Smfffs '96 cz! Philo Although I am a 'prepf, there are few who equal med' Efczzfzd ,98 The very trees speak of love. A 'L Few. Semi, 7U00fL,.S' A model of slownessf' Anim '95 The man of the iron nerve. Slam' '95 A thorough investigation. G7'CIhtl71Z,A' Z'7Z.Vf6CZlZ'0lT fy' E. C. A cold rush. A mom slide To take part in Andover athletics a man must be a 4 sl1ark. ' I The .1?IZl'7LfZj! QWeirjy of studying, yet he 'plugs ' like a -fiend? IfVez'r 195 The works of our great authors are marred by some glaring mistakes. - .7102 Boyfzfofz Botany drinks. QBj1z!e, Sinn! amz' Porfez' A word of advice. Drz'nkzeffzz'w' The man of flesh and valiant deeds. The 1fM.,fwff' I would be such an orator as Demosthenes or Cicero. Bmw '96 The man of brains and nerve. Pczfiersofz l95 62 While not a Corbett, I can hold my own with the best. Gbmz '96 4'Small but sharp. LVdl'Il7 795 H A man with cold feet 1fVz'7zZe1'baMa71z '4This new exerciser is gout of sight' for throwing to third. H L. Ha!! For 'bill of fare ' consult the bulletin board. Per OIYZIE7' fyf fllrzjor jlfllffflllftl You can't play in my yard, You can slide on my door. fahfzfzic Bwvzx P. A. '97 'L A quiet night. - ' E 1V07'. I4 4' Who is my equal' in conquering ' Fem. Sem.' hearts ? Ylzmer '97 We wish the members of this school to understand that our authority is unlimited. H The Farzzlfy Have comfort in foot-wear. Anim '95 It is not a misnomerf' Ftljzmla Needs a little salt. Wakayield I am so tired. Commpdore Ridgway 'HJUNE '95,-I, the undersigned, do hereby certify that I have made my bed thirty-seven times during the past school year. Blaikie The New Jersey Tub Crew. V B!rzz7zz'e, mjnfzzzh ,- Waddell, .vz'1'0ke,' Easian, bow Spare your breath to cool your porridgef' Blczzkie P. A. '96 H Notes by distance made more sweet. M: Ekfesfx .vz'1zgz'1zg A still, small voice. PV. R. Kelgi '95 't He thinks too muchg such men are dangerous. Barbozn' '96 63 Symonds, Symonds, 1ny name is simple Symonds, Hey rickety, hi rickety, cock-a-doodle-doo. White Wings, they never grow weary. Eflzbf ,Q7 N. B. Philo takes pleasure in announcing that she is now able to offer to the school a course of weekly lectures on the Ancient and Modern History of the World, to be given by a gentleman who has acquired no little fame in this line. Ifeflfzefh f?f'11c6 P. A. '96 Speak, speak, thou fearful guest, Why dost thou haunt me ? 5' Pmjs. io xzzbswfgfhfzbzz jiwnz' C-: Mr. Allen, l would like an excuse from Caesar to-day. M1'. Alfefzz it Why ? 5' C--: I burnt my horse by mistake and so was unable to get out the Caesar. . .MW Allen: ?1!!? ?letc., etcfl 4' Beautiful in form and featureg Lovely as the day. Can there be so fair a creature Formed of common c1ay?f' E. H Lewis THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HoLMEs. 'AA study in scarlet? If B. Clrzrftfe, fr., in M077f0il Stfeez' sweater. The red-headed league. I1M!fhz'1zsm, Vzm Srhzziak, D0lZ0h06 The man with the twisted lip. Stffafzg, zt1hz'Zzgr01Uz'1zg mozzrfarke U The stock-broker's,clerk.'l SUZIIWZUIZ G. Sczlomolz The Crooked man. T McC1Lfdy '96 4' The Greek interpreter. Prgf Bemzer The noble bachelor. 31-mlm A case of identity. 't Fat Hez'!wza1z The final problem. . Blgzikig 64 vii The loud laugh that spoke the vacant 1nind. Leeds flhfcbell '96 f'What a Blunt fellow he has grown to be. Piper' '96 His equal lives not, thank God for that. Siem '95 A ghastly personagef' Cqjifz A translation. Cb!! The dancing class will meet me at 2 P. M. No 'cuts' allowed. . Blfzbzkf '96 Whose follies blazed about to all are known, And aresecret to himself alone. P. Grubb, ax-ex-Iifl. '95 As we advance in life we learn the limits of our abilities. Gfzzfziozz Ever absent, ever near, Still I see thee, still I hear, Yet I cannot reach thee, dear. An A-I-A in Englzkb. '96 class present.-A comb to Christie. The pen is mightier than the sword, and the mouth is mightier than the pen. D. G01'zz'07z He was a farmer lad. , ffblbrbobe When I was ill with a sprained ankle, the doctor told me to have a cast put on my foot. H5Z'Z7I7tZ'lb A first-class team Small, but active and serviceable. F7'd7ZkZZ'7l '98 mm' .Shz'1'f'e!Z '98 A cream puff. fe?'IZg 'ZU6Zj-' Oh, ifI could only make the team. If B. Clark '96 Our Bradford correspondent. E G. ,E.Pi11grcc 65 His smile is like a summer's sunset. VV. G. Baie Why is it that when all the other lamps in the sixth house, Latin Com- mons, are burning after 8, the third room is so often dark ? A Strong '96-'97 argument: - I don't join Philo because I can speak well enough now. I've made lots of speeches at our alumni banquets in Glens Falls. Oh, tell them they are men. 0. A. Day and Barbfmr To Greece fgreasej we give our shining blades. , . . B0rLwfie'1's az' Jl!ez1'Zzzfm s Let's throw open the stable door. Ch-rch-ZZ fo Ck-1 ' To him all new proposals are the themes For some off his perpetual smooth schemes. 1 ' Hanscom ,95 A soft boiled egg. Dodge '95 I desire to say publicly that the statement that I am not preparing for the ministry is false. ' A. E. Branch The question in New York on November I4 was who is the boy with an A on his sweater. s Official outfitter to the Fem. Sem. Wz'ddz'c01nb A cold man. Frm! '95 'L I-Ie is a good and holy man, abstaining from all things injurious. , PV00d6z'7ze '95 As I descended from the train and beheld the verdant slopes of the surrounding hills, I thought, surely this is a pleasant place. Shiva!! '98 66 4 Prof.: VVhere did you ind that meaning for that word ? Student: ff said so. THE LADIES, CLUB. President, N. Barker. Vice-President, W. T. Laing. Letter Carrier,'H. B. Crosby. His mighty tongue and foot-ball prowess bring him fame. 57717260 '95 M Don't speak to me. COEh7'KZ7Z '95 I would a learned scholar be. Baie '96 The Prof. was excited 5 l No Wonder that he saw two Moons. He has a ' darling' shape. A H .Ellfaf '97 The pleasures of the Chase q'95j- plugging. A chestnut vender. fake Efz'z'!0r gf Po!-fomfrz' 4' Neat but not gaudy. F H Lmflefzbwfg '95 A fi My 'har' is long, My mouth is Wide, My look is fierce, And woe betide The man that dares To cross my way, For I lord all That I survey. f. Corba!! P7'67'J07l The ' Dul-ie.' .flffzfzdezfille '96 A poor milk shake. YM buffer' nz' Jllzzrinmiiv Who is this fiend in my domain ? Lloyd '96 67 The following rejected articles were found in F. S. Porterls waste basketi Tales of Japan, D. Gomtm P.A. '95 A' Oratory and Oratorsf' A. E. Br-411262 RA. '96 Frank Lydenburghf' F Infermczfz Lz'1zz!efzbe1ggr PHS. '95 Hours of Idlenessf' 5 Auiobiagmjbhy MP. Grubb ex-RA. '95 Confessions of at Wire-puller, Palmer RA. '95 The Advantages of Weight, CE-nm Me dimjf iffy Stem RA. ,95 A well rounded man. 527411 flf!Z7'Z1Z7Lfl' VVhen the sound of. the 'grinders' is low.', Any lzozzr zzz' file Rim' hH2me 'Fell 1ne Cnotp in mournful numbers life is but an empty dream. ' H1716 '9 5 J'f6'LfZ'7lg z'1z Lzzfin clzzxs H Who is a greater sport? A Day '98 And his mighty voice charmed the listeners. Dc Wz'f! '96 Mr. Reed to one of the physics class: By jove, I sat up till half-past two doing those beastly problemsf' 'L O most dreadful of tortures 1 iS1l7ZIl'lZ-51' Cknjlel 'L A host of manly forms went romping down the streetf, P.A. Aihlcizk Ykam I refuse to serve until this noise is- Bang! Bang! ! Bang! ! ! The fllzgjaf' H gnu info E07Z'Z'7lf.YZ'07Z.S' 4' He loveth the silent Watches of the night. Laing Colne where the Woodbine twinethf' E. C. I. 6 The woods are full of them. Smifks Ambition is no cure for love. Bffaizrh Take the good the gods provide thee. Mdffbj' 68 ia spoke the Whole court was hypnotized. Philo When Easton arose ai , Mark tfizzl M Old King Cole is a merry old soul, But he has a right to be, For the price of each thing in his old store hat it ought to bef' ls just twice W The Afzffoffwr B00ksz'01'L' Prof. Benner: Did we ever have this word before ? No, sir, but we had a word from the same stem in line 77, Cfa.r.vf1zz'1zz's Spitzer : 'L sixth book. Mr. Eaton : Kelly! l' H I can't do that proposition. the Kelley: Mr. Eaton: L'Well, then, Cram. Why are the cakes at Hitchcock's better than the crowd that eats m ? Answer: 4' Because they clonlt smoke. :ft . :N -I ifefjgj. Wig. lil: ! 7 f fri 2 mill- min if li Kai rl l l Q ,lf 1' , ml ll V ilflf' . ijt, a- .. -- :e-sliar35Zf3Q, Tab- 69 This Pc-lass. flcousez Gang Who was his mother's pride and joy? A toothpick dressed up like a boy Whom the least noise would most annoy? ' Twfzs Brzrfzcs Who Who Who is the youngest of the crowd? of his name is very proud? always makes a racket loud? Who Who VV ho is the sport of all the boys? wears the ties -that make a noise? of his box did lose the joys? Colvofarelises ' ZZZEJIZJ Palmer Who Who Who was' the rustic from Hyde Park? was quite ready for a lark? was in Caesar such a shark? Who Who Who is the cowboy from the west? thinks St. Louis beer the best? is it wears a fancy vest? Who And says, Boys, I must plug to-night' is it locks his door up tight? Who was it stole john Hughes' light? 7 Who Who Who is the boy with voice so loud? by his wit doth please the crowd? at his jokes laughs long and loud? ' Twas Page M cHe1z 132 7 Two: Spifzer ' Dk W czkqielfi Who Who Whose motto is 4' Boys, ten o'clock ? is the mother of this flock? on the doors doth gently knock? 70 fm Q lfngfisfg QQUQQQQU5 Directory In a long dark row of houses Just beyond the Dining Hall, VVhere Major, with his frowning face, Serves hash from his little stall , There live convivial fellows, And, if you'll hear my ditty, I'll tell you who the dear boys are, Not knowing them's a pity. Of all the scape-goats in the row You will ind them in house one. They're very fond of pies, I hear, Sometimes swiping them, just for fun. There is Emmons who is sweet on girls, And Woodbine, darling fellow, Who's struck on cider, so they say, When it is brown and mellow. And little Dickie Lowrief, too, How he longs to cut a gash 5 And Sport Kernar, the man next door, Why! he's always on the mash. But let us hasten on a step To house second in the row, There are some dandies there 'tis said, Some fine fellows, don't cher know. 77 There are Skinner, Sheak and Eaton, Slimpsey Taylor fills the list, When morning spreads its golden light They are always playing whist. And down upon the bottom floor Are found French, and White, and Brown, Who take a night off now and then, As 'tis said, to do the townf, 71 House three has not such men in store, Yet we cannot pass it by. A little may be said of them, A little, but on the sly. There is Mason, great pretension, Vxfith his dainty little feet, With which he cuts his Sunday wood, Wlhile the fellows try to sleep. Dave Perham and H Freshie Fulton Are always pleased in scrapping, Vllhen fellows below are plugging, Or perhaps McGouldrick's napping. There is one I have not mentioned, But I will not tell his name, He's called a H typicalAYankee, From, a little town in Maine. To the fourth house we have wandered, What a bee-hive, you will say, When you hear that three apartments Contain Lawrence men each day. 4' There are others U we've not mentioned, ' But they'll pardon us we know, When they Hnd we've got to visit Fifth house, greatest in the row. There are Branch, and Laing, and Benner Sporting lives revised, each oneg Laing 'tis said, he does the leading In all comedies of fun. There is Gordon, great Mikado, Pierson, known the world around, Easton, famous as an artist VVhen no other can be found. There is Peter the Great, Auten, Nowell, with his tleecy hair, Holman, pretty little fellow, With his sunny face so fair. Now my storyls nearly ended, Nonsense, you will say, but then, Isn't it that some is relished Often by the wisest men? 72 , M ii' ,,- .1 ,Eff X Q 7 H ,YIM ' 1, ,mx '1y'1:l:L,.l::.:' ,I ,',C'ff ' ' -l Nl -gl Xu 1 ll ,,A 958, W S HQ 5 lfffvj' V 5 5 xy' lf 4:4 1' W ':f'af. H ' um ,QQ eff ,,f V655 iffllgf L f jf? 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Hills ill!Illifiilliiilllililfl'ill williams Cgloclpran Dwight Ejantington Dag Gisborne Cltmater Day Cfllyatles Qfomarb Uurano william Ljenrg fielo Cllparles Barney 65oulo Burns Egenrg joseph Qlareg james paul Qanib Helleg john Clugustus QeBoutillier Egerberi william Dforse william joseph ifaglor George Riclpatos wiooicomb George iiuoington Qoung 77 1 I V + nf, ,QW w 11, ,- -wif N, Lit gli' F ,Quin . . 'P Quan. A qw v x fqfff QM fl' - mfg, Hg Wi ff' , -WT, fayz. W 11 UI' A ' ' L 1 1XI,gfT.' Wym- 1..,.,.:-J 5 'Aff 'z K J lm A , , , ffl'- 'gf' , ,f.4,?-7' gl ,cd If' W I, X Cm, Hawk FOOT BRff Team .wI'cl'I'2?Ltg6'IxS G. R. vv1DDIcOMB'95, M. E. PATTERSON '95, A. W. DAVIS 96 T661 Tea on A C1zpz'az'1z, E. DURAND Rzgfhi Enri Rzlghz' Ykzrkle, Rzlghz' Gmzmi Centre, Ley? Guard Lay? Tackle, Lg? Emi Qzmrfer-bark, Ifzlght Hayback, Lg? Hnybaek, G. L. YOUNG 795 W. M. HIGLEY '96 HOLT 795 C. PIERSON ,97 . S. HARVEY ,95 E. S. PORTER ,QS G. M. CHADWELL '96 BARNES '96 J. .B I. C. E. DURAND '237 A. E. BRANCH 795 Htl!-baek, A. H. HINE ,QS SZABSTTTELJCQS C. C. MANN '95, G. R. EORTESCUE '96 G. P. ELLIOT 97 C. S. PHILLIPS '96 A. H. DURSTON '96, W. MILLER 96 80 FOOT-BALL TEAM . H. r-cms J. w. MILLER B. s. Hmvev c. c. Mmm w. M. HneLev G. M. CHADWELL H- DURSTGN Ag BRANCH G- Rv FORTESCUE Jr P- E'-LICDTT F. S. PORTER J. c. Pnensnn J. BARNES c. E. DURANDQIAPTAINJ G. L. YouNs E. G. HOL-r G. R. wmmcoms CMANAQERJ Pool Bef? Scores, 1894 Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover' B. L. S. Worcester Exeter A. A. Tufts Harvard Bridgewater N ormal Brown B. A. A. Haverhill A. A. Bowdoin Boston College Yale '98 Lawrenceville 56.663123 Ef'e1Ve'12 Q'EX,j9'tZxi1'l 5 sv W. J. BUTTERFIELD '97 Ci 'I NS ' Rzlfhi L99 5 A. Q. NEWCOMB '96 ' CENDSD H. A. HEILMAN '95 A. W. STRONG '96 ' QTACKLED W. BURKET '96 j.'A. BRASURE '98 QGUARDD T. H. SPENCE '95 T. MORROW '95, CWM. ' Qumkjfcav-BaGQ F. W. MANNING '97 ' Haff-BAGRS R. P. LOOMIS '95 W. BUTTERFIELD '97 Fm? F-BQQQ R. SCHWEPPE '96 Suf3:s'C'HZz.dicQs C. wi. DAYTON, JR., '95 J. H. A. SYMQNDS '97 82 Yimiifl g it1zQ,Q11 'k,if?ii'QfSg - 'L' ir.:- 3 1:1 I-i E ' ' his-'If-'11?l4.. w n-.-- , ...4....,... Q-f-'H+ S, FMEA me Ja '21-Q -W V' 'f A all X Q' e 15 1 ,Lg 1 .5 Qi' swf Qffzfiif SECOND ELEVEN J. A, ERYER C. W. DAY1'oN R. P. Loomis W. J. BUTTERFIELD fCAP'rAlN7 T. H. SPENCE A. C, Newcomers R. J, SCHWEPPE J. W. BURKET H. A. HEILMAN A. W. STRONG ' F- W. MANNING b ' School Street Ceclm manager D. VVELCH Capfaifz, M. BURNS ' Rushers BARRELL CENDD JAMES MITCHELL CTACKLED SAVILLE RISLEY QGUARDQ BURNS WELCH QCENTREJ Q1zar!er-bank, DREW HnMba:ks, PHILLIPS, BUTTERFIELD Ez!!-bark, Looms Substitutes FRANKLIN DRAKE KEI.I,Y BATES HILL 83 V , ' n' '-si 4 v, . V phillips' Street Ceann managers F. S. PORTER - E. I. DRUMMOND A. B. IVIALTBY A Cfzpmzbz, W. T. LAING Rushers DAVIS QENDD NEWCOIVIBE SARGEANT CTACKLED STRONG SMITH CGUARDD BRYER DRUMMOND CCI-LNTRED Qzzaffier-bark, DAY Haybaalzs, LAING, M.-XL'FBY Fu!!-bark, FIELD Substitutes WHEELER COWDRY WILKINS IAMESON ADAMS SNVDER 35 Satin Ciommons Ecam managers E. E. SCATES J. T. HARRINGTQN A. H. IQICHARDSON Capfazkz, J. GLYNN Rushers RAINROLT QENDH SMI VH GREEN QTACKLED JONES, FARLEY ALLEN CGUARDD HASKELL DEXVITT CCENTRED Qmzv-z'cr-bark, SEDGXVICK H67MbIZl'k.5', VVENTXVORTH, WEST Fu!!-bark, GLYNN Substitutes FRANKLIN HARRINGTON S7 .Lqff WENTZ PALMER TWEEDY DUNTON Mo1'9f01Q Sfveef Team .NYTXTZEXQICEV W. P. STEWART GTTYDLEXTTZ G. B. STR.-YIVINON 1'f,ZLSfSevS fENDSb QTACKLED f fGU.-XRD? MITCHELL QCENTREJ QcL2x.1AJEe11x-SAG-12 STRATTON HAP f-165 msgs SCLDVARTZ SCL'E3SJfTtZ.LL61S Rllghi MARSHALL STEVENSON SPENCE SCHWEPPE CLARK, CHAMBERS, HARKNES S, WALDO, WOODWARD S9 S., Engfisg 60122122003 Tc-33122 gmmaaxgemg H. W. BROWN Qapfain R. M. BARTON RZLSEQVS Lqf KEMPTON QEN1:-SQ EMMONS 2' A Q QTACKL1-:Q W. H. HANSQQMS V BRASURE QGUARDD MORROW CCENTRED QLLz,x1AJCe:1A-fizxsg BROWN flflzxflf-Ezxsg CUMMING Puff-Bas? HINMAN Safmsjiiiaieg NOWELL, F. H. SMITH 90 E. R. SHEAK Rzglzf SHEAK BURKET BARTON HOLMAN lm 1. --QV .mg ,, .- A , w,.1 A A' I D ' ' V': f-i 3' V A 3 - f' - , Lf . r W Q , -' pngyi , Lqff SCHREIBER ALGER KLOTZ BIRCH LOUNSBERY FUNK D. .M fmqfxgjrlgv W. T. BARBOU R Gzxpjfexim R. P. TYLER Rm vs QENDSD CTACKLEQ CGUARDJ MOORE KCENTRED QcLm4fev-BAQQ R. RICHARDSON fm-ff-BMQS I: C,LfJfJ'g?R TYLER 551855 Jfujfezs 92 fefgm P. G. CARLETON LINDENBERG MILLER GRUBB WILCOX Buffezvfiezfgl Hausa J. C. JAMES, LW BARRELL MITCHELL RISLEY KELLEY STERN JWf,x12ExQqe:145 A. M. BARRELL, Gapifai 12 I F. E. DRAKE l'z.U.S'f22E'INS CENDSQ V QTACKLED fGUARDD SPENCE QCENTRED Qaavjfev-EAGQ DRAKE flaff-EEEQS Puff-Ewa BUTTERFIELD Sugnsjfi fates 93 TEGT22 J. W. ELENNEE Right STRATTON JAMES CANN LOOMIS KENNEDY , 4.,, . ' 'f - Y 3-D 2 .. Z: Fry. ge , W r Q-Esc-s--i',...:::' Xgwuvsfw X - 4'rf5h:ingns9 4' : E'1 r1'.,', F , Q f ' If 1.1.1 M 1, ff X ,ff ,f I ff f f. fa x ' IW 1 x ,,.-4 2 i n RSD ' 7'k' ......' A . Tennis flsscnciaficym Offise-1123, PQNHJ ,IE-l1x'IQ2 P1'esz'zz'e1zz', F. T. CRAWFORD MIKE-P7'Z.YZ.lZ767ZZ', D. H. DAY Sm-efary, W. H. FIELD Treasurer, A. W. DAVIS Divezolfovs A. 1. GROSZ, A. C. TWITCHELL, T. KEARNY .MeuQz,xge:vs, 53916129 Tezvnz . R. R. WHITING, C. B. GOULD, T. B. CLARKE, IR 94 'fiennis Cilqmnpions Orfober 17, 1894 Cf.. D. Qobge '95, winner of Singles. Sm?-e: 6-1, 6-4, 7-5 Offobef' 16, 1894 Qobgge '95, anb ID. fielb '95, winners of Doubles Scare: 9-7, 3-6, 0-6, 0-6 95 Adams, M. T. Aldrich, E. F. Alger, F. M. Babcock, H. VV. Bale, H. P. Bale, VV. G. Barbour, W. T. Barnes, john Barrell, A. M. Bates, H. M. Beardsley, I. R. Benjamin, F. VV. Bigelow, Gordon Birch, H. T. ' Bissell, H. M. Blaikie, Cameron Boyd, I. E. Bray, C. C. Bruce, Kenneth Burns, I. M. Caldwell, S. S. Cann, B. B. Carleton, A. G. Carleton, P. G. Chase, M. F.. Church, A. W. Churchill, Marlborough Clarke, T. B., jr. Clarke, W. R, Clough, H. G, Cook, L. A. Crawford, F. T. All 6.172 F5515 97 Crosby, H. B. Crouse, G. N. Crouse, G. W. Darling, Robert Davis, A. W. Day, D. H. Dayton, C. W., jr. Dodge, C. P. Drinkwater, Arthur Drummond, E. I. Durand, C. E. Durston, A. H. Eaton. W. P. Edgell, C. S. Ellis, G. B. Field, W. H. Flenner, J. W. Fulton, L. F.. Gould, C. B. 4 Greenway, J. C. Grilk, Arthur Grosz, A. J. Grubb, P. R. Hamilton, A' L. Hartness, W. E. Heilman, H. A. Hill, J. F. Hinkle, E. F. Hochstadter, L. A. Kearny, Thomas Lewis, E. H. Lewis, F.. S. Lindenberg, Gtto Livingston, Crawford, MCCartin, G. S. McCormick, Robert Manning, F. W. Marshall, H. E. Marshall, I. H. Merrill, C. F. Merrill, H. G. Oliphant, C. I. Palmer, Frederic, jr. Palmer, I. C. Phillips, J. C. Platt, C. H. Porter, F. S. Ridgway, W. C. Robinson, E. H.- Sargeant, Cyrus, jr. Sargent, I. W. Sayles, R. W. Ir. 6 nh Wx S 1 6 gli' ' . 1, ,, -, ff l e I RSE . . I V 2-NN : . - 9 Schreiber, Tell Schwartz, W. M. Schweppe, R. I. Smith, S. A. Spence, T. H. Spitzer, C. B. Stewart, W. P. Thomas, A. A. Thomas, H. P. Thrall, G. C. Tweedy, Laurance Tyler, R. P. ' White, G. L., jr. Whiting, R. R. Wilkes, J. P. Wing, H. W. Withington, Winthrop Woodruff, E. S. Woolsey, C. 'B. Yuengling, P. D. .-'ff V-in Y Q X595 4 .K v Q 4 . y gggi N ' , F w Tvac Jqfgfcjfwc .7qss0C1eUf10Q F. S. PORTER '95 W. 1894-'95 .Mzm'2Age'v5 C. RIDGWAY '95 A. Gfxq-rlffxin H. HINE ,QS 99 H. w. MORSE ,QS Gex1'zEl.iElfx'Cra3 for 56195012 Of 1895 M. Chadwell '96 W. Crouse 795 VV. Davis '96 W. Day '98 M. Donohue '97 E. Dunton '96 R. Fortescue '96 I. Gaskill '96 W. Gaskill '96 H. Gilpatrick '97 Henry '95 I-l. Hilton '96 G. Holt '95 . T. Laing '95 C. C. Mann '95 A. I. W A. E. H A . G. VV W C. H. Manning '97 H. Marshall '97 F. Merrill '95 C. Newcombe '96 T. Noble '95 . W. Potter, '96 H. Richardson '97 K. Saville, Ir. '95 . N. Senn 797' . Smith '97 B. Spitzer '95 R. P. Tyler '96 VV . E. West '96 H. Lewis '95 J. E. Wheeler '97 S. Lewis '95 G. E. Woodbine '97 F. Lorraine '96 E. S. Woodruff '95 . E. McHenry '96 4' W 'LE-'T+L-FT - ' ' - f aasa H A s f riee - .L 'W l- V L if. 1 . , F 44 . n f A :ff 7 'swf f i? . ..Q EH. -7244: -ii ? - if-'iz - -' L A5 'r T' A 'L1':5?-- ,- ..:g.- -gegiw ,.....5,vc- --I'-Vw.-:I .Au-ru , Y M-A, ,,-- -c:.. 1321.4-T-',...-.ww IOO ,D 1oo yards dash,i 226 yards d-ash, 12,0 yards hurdle, 220 yards hurdle, Quarter-mile run, Half-mile run, Mile run, Putting shot, Throwing hammer, Running broad juin Running high jump, Pole vault, Two mile bicycle, Five mile bicycle, fi . 0lAgiS ro 1-4 seconds, 23 1-5 seconds, I7 1-5 seconds, 27 seconds, 53 seconds, 2 min. 4 2-5 seconds, 4 min. 32 2-5 Seconds, 37 ft. 6 I-Q2 in. .80 ft. 9 in. zo ft. 8 in. 5 ft. 8 1-5 in. IO ft. 51nin. 58 seconds, I4 inin. 24 seconds, 1o1 Geriner Cowdery Thrall Hine Clarke Davis Laing Finlay Bennett Paige Sheldon Simmons Manning Manning SX.. W V Mg ly! . rf I' .- .im ' SubsariPtiaq: t I Buehnfwnldivlx- f Z! ' NH Yxxx ' Z in 1595 Qf-1f2f'Dub5?f W 'e x m y mf ff C Ba1lAsso1uatiaf1- 1 muted' by lNif1,.-,D9Zl9,f. f P .J-.'f-W W' 'X 9 'f Q 183.55 Q 'Rm .LLL-14f:4fET 1 if vx. I-1+W5.': ,gl Q 2 RL 'xkgrigwxaxxgw-, A 5 Q 5 9- 9 My .5 f'!'1l III.I !11lW 'j? ! Q ,'4'A'1Hf.: 1:1771 .5 it io- Vx' I. 1 fb ...lj ' U M . 5 Eiifl u P! W 5 Wwl 4' 7 'f ' E A ' W fi' ' T '.f.- Z . 'ffflil '.' I l ,LlAAIKU,.e 5 1, i.grM ,..Im!iJ mf M. 3591- 5 1 ' ' ,,..,,.. .. ..., N-,f.-,.. -- 5959 B965 1895 H. E. MARSHALL '9 5 .Mzugzxgcaw-as D. H. DAY 95 A. Gzxp'fffxl1'2 P. F. DREW 795 IO2 H. HINE ,QS E. E. RISLEV F. B. EDWARDS H. L. HALL F. F. DAVIS L. D. WADDELL V. B. MINTUN F. P. HARKER A. B. MALTBY H. E. MARSHALL KMANAGER '95 BASE BALL TEAM H. W. FIELD J. C. PHILLIPS ' E. W, DAv'I'oN, JR. G. C. GIIEENWAY JR. C. C. MANN F P. HQLIIIAII W. P. STEWART F. T. CRAWFORD P. F. DREW CCAPTAINJ G- P ELUOT O. W. SEDGVYICK J. BARNES john Barnes '96 Marcus Butler '98 F. T. F. F. C. W. F. B. G. P. VV. H. Crawford '96 Davis '95 Dayton '95 Edwards '96 Elliot '97 Field '95 G. C. Greenway, jr.. ,QS Hall, H. .L. '98 Gan El-i Elia,-KES fi 44 F. P. Harker '96 F. P. Holman '97 A. B. Maltby '96 C. C. Mann ,QS V. B. Mintun '97 J. C. Phillips '96 E. E. Risley '96 O. W. Sedgwick '95 W. P. Stewart '95 L. D. Waddell '98 M m 'Ury 1 X' X 'RW' cp! .jaw 1 Q' T, q .8 , I .:- fur tl.. ' .A W-' 9 f 7 .gil ' -Q ' gf L: , 3 'F A poor showing on third. 103 2 . A XM 'U 71 K X LR V - NPN 42 ' ,J 'X ,WA 4 1,fv.JQSi:wm '- -f, . L WE 'Tflv l E+ I X 4 ' N ' 'Lg M 4' f,v' ,..mf7 V513 im g ,px x Q1,Q ,,,, sq 1,-., s , NX- Q- rg, . ',f ' H , 3 Nw ,'+ J: ' - L, N X ,- X Qi - f fff X P f K f A f f X, ,X KX I f f - ,V 1 am N 1 n f' 1 -,. , fm, .,, hi yn' Lf rf I ,, , ,','. 'I' A 'X UM f L ff x N X. lv ,gy 1 ,gl-Q19 , QNQB ... L -V fy-4 - ' ' -vw X ,. QJIEMHQ N ' Slfii wl ffffff H f 'i Qk ggwigk ' Q 1 X-. 1 . ?9JH:' W fx -Y Q ' ' E , ' W i ' f-43 1- Mg . QQN Jr 1 - A . fi -w f , A A. ug- , gm, ,jf ly X w x , , , ff H Pi. dsx, X . ffl- .'- -' -7 '15 z , ? If ' :Lf 'f - ' f X ff ,f NA -fav -' 1- 3-MX . ffj' P al l -f ff- '11, 1, fb .4 sf x it N-Asn i 'L W Q ' , ' Q,-X',gf,.1f ' Wi., - ?N 5l A . ' ' ' I xXWx'. '-, NX-lk , 1 25, wg : . ff ! , - fm , X , I rf ' , ,- 45 T istori of TSS. Q ear. September 12. School opened. September 111. r Recitations commenced. Foot-ball practice. About lifty fellows reported on the campus for first practice. September 22. First foot-ball game. Score: P. IA. 32, Boston Latin 5. September 27. Jesse Barker elected captainof second eleven. fllctober 6 . A F. S. Porter chosen manager of the Reading Room. Foot-ball training table started. Qlctober 10. Second fall handicap tournament of the Athletic Association was held on the upper campus. lt was not a great success. Qjctober 15. Mr. Eaton was not found on the platform at Chapel. Qictober 15. Trials for Dramatic Club. 105 Qictober L6. Tennis Tournament. Dodge won the singles, Dodge and Field the doubles. CDctober 19. Lecture at Abbot Academy, t'Pagan Rome, the City of Caesars, by Rev. H. G. Spalding. Ojctober 25. Lecture, 4'Foot-ball at Yale, by T. Cochran, P. A. 790. Honember 1. Mr. Benedict was found in his room at 8.30 P. M. lTODQTl'll9QIT 7. w Andover 26, Yale '98 o. The annual game with Yale Fresh. took place after the heavy snow had been removed from the campus by the fellows. The team was watched very closely, as lit was the last game to be played before the Lawrenceville game. The team showed good form, Branch doing the best work. Kovember 8. ' The Senior class chose a pipe for class emblem. ' a Zfonember 9. Class of ,97 abolished the old time cane rush, substituting a base-ball game. Honember MQ. Lawrenceville had no trouble in defeating Andover in the first annual foot-ball at Lawrenceville, N. I. The game was a hard-played one from start to finish. Ellicot, Porter and Branch were badly injured. The work of Princeton coachers told, and Andover was clearly out-played, the end rush- ers finding it impossible to prevent Lawrencevilleibacks from going around the ends. For Andover, Branch, Holt, Porter, and Hine did the best work. 106 LINE-UP. LAWRENCEVILLE. ANDOVER. Moffat, r. e. Chadwell Porter Cadwalader, r. t. 1. t. Durston Phillips Edwards, r. g. Harvey Walton, c. Pierson Wentz, l. g. Holt fCapt.j Geer, l. t. Higley Rutter, CCapt.j l. e. Young DeSaulles quarter-backs Barnes . Branch Davis, r. h. Durston Dibble, S1. 11. 1. 11. -5 Emote I hortescue MacNider, f. b. f. b. I-Iine Score: Lawrenceville 22, Andover 6. Referee, Redington Yale Umpire, Taylor CPrincetonj. Linesman, Morse CPrincetonj. Hovember 16 Mrs. Downs' lecture, Norman Churches, November Club l-louse lhfovembet 20. Complimentary dinner to foot-ball squad at Marland's. November ZX. Young reached chapel before the bell stopped ringing. November Qfk. EX-GOV. General Alger of Michigan addressed the school. November 50. Second lecture by Mrs. Downs , subject, Early English Cathedrals December L. On account of heavy snow it was decided to play no more games for the street championship, School Street, Phillips Street, and Latin Commons being tied for first place. 107 Becember ?. , Mrs. Downs closed a very interesting series of lectures, 'L Comparison of Cathedrals being her subject, A Qecember 15. The Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs gave their first concert of the season at North Andover. They made a very creditable showing. December 17. Mr. Dove concluded his account of the Miranda expedition to Green- land, at the Free Church. Qecember 19. Frank S. Porter, '95, was elected captain of foot-ball team for next year. December 20, '911-jcinliarg 11, '95f Christmas Vacation. januari! 8. Dr. Bowkergave the first of his three travel talks. januurg 12. The Faculty failed to pass any new restrictions on student lite. jannarg 15. U Captain Porter resigned the captaincy of the foot-ball team. I. Barnes, 196, was elected. jariuarg 17. Smith Hall, Abbot Academy, was quarantined on account of diphtheria, Senior class elections were held. They are to be found elsewhere. jcmuarg 25. A most pleasing concert was given by Mr. Timothe Adamowski and Mr Clayton jones. january 26. First practice was held in the Gym. Many promising new men appeared. 108 1 january 29. The Pirates of Penzance was given in concert form by the Andover Choral Society, the Phillips Glee Club taking part. januarg 50. Mr. Benner wasifound out of his room at 8 P. M. february 2. Re-union supper of junior members of Senior class at Franklin House, Lawrence. february 5. Mr. Freeman, Mr. Graham and Mr. Benedict fail to spend Sunday in Boston. 9 februarg lg. Crack Team Olanbibates. About forty fellows responded to the call for candidates. february ?. . Mr. and Mrs. Durward Lely gave their novel entertainment at the Town Hall. february 9. The Musical Clubs gave a very successful concert at Malden. februarg XS. first Eyalf Eyolibay. Branch and Porter failed to go to Boston. februarg L8. foot Ball managers for '96. Ata school meeting, Crawford '96, Mitchell '96, and Richardson ,97 were elected managers for the coming year. februarg 19. V ' Laing resigned his position as captain of the Track Team. A. H. Hine ,95 was elected captain. february 20. Mr. Forb not mention George Washington's name during the hour. IO9 jebruarg 25. 1 Mr. Phillips is reported as being familiar with the text. Cause unknown. ,febtuarg 28. janitor was tardy. march 1, Mr. Newton very kindly gave a cut. Ilfarctp 2. Physics class was orderly. The Harvard musical clubs gave a concert for the benefit of the Foot- ball Association. It was a great success in every way. ' ' Iliarch 2. Senior Banquet. A Senior banquet was held at Parker House, Boston. lnarcb LQ. Ho winter Tournament. On account of lack of interest in this event, the management decided to hold no meet. - march 15. A comedy, An unexpected Legacyfl and a farce 'f The Register, were given to the satisfaction of all present. A llTa1:ctp 16. Means winners announced. lliarcb 17. . H. P. Bale for the first time this year arrived at Sunday chapel on time. 2lTarcty 22. i Philo-Forum debate. lifarcb 50. Egarvarb Base Ball fbame. -We publish the following short account of the first base-ball game of the season, as taken from the Bosfofz Globe .- The Harvard base-ball team opened its season by defeating the Phillips Andover nine on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon, I7 to 5. Only seven IIO innings were played, but that was enough for both teams and a great plenty for the spectators who shivered through the game. The Andover boys made a great impression in ,their preliminary prac- tice. They handled the ball cleanly and threw around the bases in almost professional style. Their infield work in the game was very good, six of their eleven errors being made by the outfield. The OL1tlC1ClCl61',S job, how- ever, was a hard one on account of the wind. and most ofthe errors were excusable. A game under conditions like that of March 30 is no standard by which to judge the work of a team. For Andover, Barnes was the easy star. He is good enough for any col- lege team, and he did the best iielding of the game. He scored Andover's hrst run by running from second to home across the diamond, a play which eluded the eye of Umpire Keefe. Holman made a circus catch of a fly in the lirst part, and after that dropped two hard flies and made a wild throw. Once or twice the academy boys got rattled and threw the ball around recklessly, giving a few runs to Harvard. Harker got in a timely single in the fourth, which sent in two of Andoveijsvruns. The score: Egarvcirb Clnboner AB iz BH PO A E AB R B PO A E Whittemore, s. 4 2 3 3 5 Barnes, s. 1 7 1 Winslow, 3b. 4 5 2 o 2 Drew, C. 1 4 2 Scannell, c. 5 o 4 6 4 Sedgwick, p. o o 1 Hayes, rb. 3 o O 4 o Elliott, 3b. 1 I o Stevenson, tb. 2 o o 4 o Risley, Ib. I o 1 Selfridge, lf. 4 o o o o Edwards, lf. o 1 1 Rand, rf. 4 2 2 o o Stewart, lf. 1 o o Dean, 2b. 3 2 1 2 2 Dayton, cf. 1 o 2 Garrison, cf. 4 3 2 2 o Holman, r. o o 3 Paine, p. 2 1 1 o 2 2 Harker, 2b 3, o 1 5 o o Highlands, p. 2 2 2 o 1 1 Totals 37 I7 I7 21 16 8 Totals ZQ 5 7 18 I3 II Earned runs, Harvard 7. Three-base hits, Barnes, Drew. Two-base hits, Whittemore, Winslow, Scannell 2. Paine. First base 'on balls, Whitte- more, Winslow, Dean, Barnes, Dayton. Passed ball, Drew. Wild pitches, Sedgwick 3. Struck out, Edwards, Holman, Sedgwick. Time, 2 h., IO m. Umpires, Keefe and Mason. III 613355 X ,pp02nJf1QQenJfs 4- . zz:-1895nee:e QDrator ALONZO EDWIN BRANCH, Mnfdefi, poet DONALD GORDON, Kjfofo, prophet ARTHUR CARLYLE MACK, A Caiskill Sz'af1'on A ' Statistician FRANK SCOULLER PORTER, ' Hrwzlo, Egistorian MORTIMER BLISS PATTERSON, IWW Berne, II2 jlinxx fzzjuz zz N K Aff' Y. NC. H. DAY H. HINE, H. PRIDE L. WARD Gfass-Dax . conononfife-:eg EIC--189531916 financial T. H. SPENCE Dekoration G. R. WIDDICOMB Zlfusic T. H. SPENCE printing W. T. LAING II3 E. G. HOLT W. N. WEIR A. W. DAVIS H. P. BALE aww. , ETD GTX X-BGTQCICLGZL parker Qouse, Boston, mass., march 9th, 1895 ffoasf master A. E. BRANCH Responses A Remz'nz'.rre7zce.v, M. B. PATTERSON The Stzzriefzzfr Ar! ff Lz'vz'rzg, PROF. C. H. FORBES Prqaratory Sffzool zwwspzzpers, H. P. BALE Alhleizks, E. G. HOLT Re.vp01zsz'bz'!z'Zz'es M Me Classzks, P. G. CARLETON The Scz'mz'Qic Sz'a'e, H. E. MARSHALL Sfudeffz' Lzhrzzfzzre, DONALD GORDON Pfzilfips, Pasf, Present, Ima' Future, MR. M. S. MCCURDY Committee A. E. BRANCH G. R. 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V MARLBOROUGH CHURCHILL, author of Giddiness Personilied, or, The Maid of the Mist. ' ' R. S. BENNER, author of Me, I, Myself and Other Stories. IN PRESS: Autobiography of my Own Self, including my adventures, my views and my methods of writing, together with an exhaustive explana- tion of how I came to do it. 123 . diiorsi , leffc-zrneigiai E HAVE endeavored to hll the school wants in this the third annual A by compiling the principal statistics of the two terms ,just past. We regret that we could not 'complete the school year, and earnestly wish that our successors might take up the thread that we--have left. We are greatly indebted to ,Mr Freemanlfor his advice and assistance, and to the following for their contributions : To Greenway, Bray, Hinlde, Easton, Fien- ner, Alger, and Woods for cuts, and especiallyto Klotz Ex. P. S. '96, who so kindly furnished us with plates for the front andlback of book, to-Hopkins, Eastman, L. 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Q Tne dttention of our redders to tne dd- E vertisernents in tnis nook. it gives us piedss ure to nedrtily endorse tne Business Houses dnd Otner Firms nerein represented, dnd tnose wno pdtronize tnem rndy De dssured of odrefui dttention dnd courteous tredt- iii ment. Wnen spending your money, piedse iii is A Q tniniq or ei? 9-Gi 943 94? X L f' 9 6? i Dwijiiirsiieitoeiti 9-67 . 9'-9 9 M v ist Sifisdiiafitfirsiwgigiii ini iwiei irei i Z Z X ZQZQEEKKJEKXQESSQZ EEGEQEK XXVIII N? vi w mmmmmmmmmmmmmm - W TWYKITTHTTSKTRTWHWYKIWKTTKNL . TWT! 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B 2 MAX KEEZER, ig l I 5 3 6 9 z I7I Lamartine St., Jamaica Plain, gig 1942 z 2942 Ml! ex: Essex Sfreezjf, I.,aW1eca1QGg1z.: QSTQND on we no on em om NH mv m m no m m on ae GT . :PIE-e--1--923 gg B Q as 'N Q l SE lg ovexoe: I avlwolge l ' H E lg-GQQNTPUCINY. Q E COLLEGE AND ACADEHY ' E D JB Q ' ujfjzllfjfevs. Spevliing 600515 of Evezvg Dexsovipliion. IB If Speoiaxf Tevnzs on aff Teoma Owfolews. I5 Goff on as 5e'1f01Ae gbfexcing Xoav Ovolezv. l aiemsss WAsH1NoToN ST., BOSTONi2E5 on KKKHHHHH H XXX I un I Q 'H Qty Gooos emo Groceries ESSEX STREET, ANDGVER, MASS. N N H N N Hffw H N'iNf N Mfr' DYE? 5123 lDZX'I'2V EE N N 215 P1ar7os,OrQai7sai7cl Bieyeles Essex STREET-537-LAWRENGE. , 5 'N N N N N H N N N N N Ni '- H N M MANSION HOUSE: Bcoeuefilimg ang Fifi-ir! Sfeugnfe. IRA B. HILL, PROPRIETOR. Tl s table opened and will be run for the accommodation of d ts d t ' de t f tl e H ll Carriages will convey passengers to and f t s t l t otce dc bel'edb3tl lo obyth dx tlo tlot dr e Orders can be left at the lVI2.l1SlOI1 Ho s o t 1 tl e Stable. Especial effort will be made to l a Q Q 51? the service prompt and reliable. . - SQQQDATRQNAGI-3 SOLICITEDVFSES .. sr? . . ' EEJQLLEESEQ I 'rrfff' XXXI Ill nl II 111 111 11135. ,j'!,j'L,j'LjlLS'QS'2S'2SVQSVQSVL Lxgig xxi1!.gxi1K3xxi1!xx Vlguii! fxxxgffxxxgxxxgxwfxx E 55xxx275 215 225 215 275 475 415 425 475 475 475 1115431371 m7111w111w1 1?w Ill!!! ERWIN C. PIKE. l?z'xifB't Street. gig L. J. BACIGALUPO. 5 gg Mamufaeturiwz f 'i uzgqg- 101 s Plumber and Tinsmith 1 Illia CONFEETIONER gxxifrxxxiiuxxx IWW 711 ' 5 Steam Heating ' eater? in Stoves Ranges, 'Tm Ware and X Wooden Ware. 33 The Freglyest , N A . A l R Gzxnclicas, C.5'gOGDCD'EEX'lfGS and fi Bon-Bows, MAIN ST., ANDOVER. NY-'iff' M6 Hi 'OH' N0 'HQ'-'7Nf 5 W ' B. B. TUTTLE. i 5 i ANDOVER, MASS. -iN N N H+- N . N N M Q P, A, Vroprietov of i -- , 5 Bciffonsfcigoolfges, BROWN'S EXPRESS? ' E i I BrlNNEl'?.S. 5 Lowest Rates 3 1 'TQ IQQEUESQ HN SELK HND PARK STREET, ANDOVER. h Eu Co 3540 1 aw on-f-f-ow ---m---M ww -m ---f -me mime-.-W on ooo- ff -nm ooo an no l s 5 y . Q . oigfioizou 5 1 we Slociii Y E t Q S ' .2 CDU55- Gffaceffzes, A ' 2 1 v l Large, sunny rooms to acoomino- 5 Fygsh IZTVMZZ' y date from eight to twelve Phillips l ' i Academy students. New house, + C0771fk6jZ07Ze7fj!P. l steam heat bath and all modern y 1 1 . i Eg conveniences. A farm connected 5 anal 1D6lf67ZZL j, with the house furnishes poultry, - - fig fresh eggs, milk and vegetables for 5 M6dZ6Z7Zg5a Eg the table. Table board also fur- E nished. . HS CQMPLETE. 1- - 1 E5 QQ Nw Gymnasium' ff J. H. GHMPIGN e oo. 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E26 QGGQGGQ Q Q Q? q?Gl0?Gl9?Qi9q?G70S? Q?G3O5?GJ9q?6JC3S??7i?q?G?9?G79q??Fi? q?fJDg39?Qi5?E59S?fJGS539S? q5f Eg as cocoas45042006ocoaeaoeeomeoeeoeeecdg XXXIII S12S12S161616161616161616161616161616-1616161612S161614 41616161612 mv Wax nv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mv mWiv mv mv mv mv -1 o f .Nr 3 4'i 1 E 4 , m-:No on 0-90100010001-fqiflb CARRY in stock the finest line of Hats in Andover. ALWAYS have the Latest Styles, which are correct. XNILL make any description of Hat in a short time. CARRY the most Celebrated Hats in New England. A ARE agents for Collins gl Fairbanks. I HAVE the iinest Line of Base Ball Goods ever seen in Andover. FIT out the Base Ball Team this Spring. HAVE the finest of Base Ball Suits made to order. SHALL carry all the 795 Lawn Tennis Supplies. HAVE Running Supplies always on hand. ARE agents for Wright 81 Ditson. HAVE a full line of Golf Caps in all colors. y THE lR-RNCH. Sewing, Brown 8a Drew, proprietors. 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