Phillips Academy - Pot Pourri Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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CLASSICAL DEPARTMEN7' Suiian minsor Buroick Began to keep people guessing as to whether he was frowning or smiling in Newburgh, N. Y., on November 7, 1878. We have no record of his play- ing foot ball then, but his vocal education began im- mediately. He is the son ofjoel Wakeman Burdick, a railroad man, and sports Roger Williams as a dis- tinguished relative. Dick 'l met us in '96, and we were his. Yale is his next conquest. Foo! Ba!! Tmm. LEUZZIE7' Ma1zd0!z'1z Club. Bohn Glexcmoer ciailenoar First offered himself and name as a subject for puns on February 9, 1881, in Providence, R. I. Since then he has been doing a thriving business. Walter Callendar, a merchant of Providence, played the same game before him, and doubtless a host of little Callenders will so help out their fellow mortals in years to come. He has been with us two years, and goes to Yale. Phillzlpimz Boami CBeorge Boone Qarpenter Took upon himself the cares and duties of this sin-sick world on May 7, 1879, in the Windy City. KNO insinuationsj. He is one of that class who invariably give Daniel Boone as a distinguished rela- tive, and who actually believe in it. Carp.', has been with us for two whole years, and will enter Yale. Bmyb Club. 15 3 x ' A -.:. . 4 5'5'1:!P1-'f -.fl - . . f 1. 5415... ..:.:,, A I ,, f , V f u 41,1 4 J 49? ., ' mfzrepi ' I -, Ar ,g, 5 i P.fI'.'7' . fi .-I 1? U fF2?'lqQ'i-. smf:2 afi'f tk 222fq2g'i.i,Hi:71Wzfsffiiaiter 'Ml' - TQ. l'.2'ff,','usjwi-2-:ag-. -i.Li'1?? xi: 12 ,Q 3 7

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CLASSICAL DEPARTMEN7 paul Ilaglor Qoburn Smiled his first bewitching smile at Lowell, Mass., on October 14th, 1879, where his father, E. F. Coburn, is a manufacturer. He entered the class in his prep year, and will be one of its representa- tives at Harvard. His blood is mostly English and American with a dash of Scotch. He expects to be a lawyer. Base Ba!! Tmuz. - Szzbxritzzff. Clrtlqur 133006 Ciopp Introduced himself first into Lawrence society Sept. 27, 1879. His father, Charles E. Copp, is general foreman on the B. 85 M. railroad. He says his ancestors on his father's side are all gentlemen. He entered '98 last fall and has inclinations towards Harvard. Elton 'lee Olorse VVas born in St. Amand, Quebec, on December 18, 1878, and now hails from Richford, Vt. Although from Vermont, Corse is far from being a green - mountain boy. French blood flows in his veins, and Maj. Gen. John Corse is a distinguished relative. He is as yet undecided upon his college. ' Base Ball Team. Clam Base Baz!! Team. 17 my ww- aw?-4 wmwfrffg. Wg, 311,: 13,C:::4i.f fgffp- :--.1,v2-'gg','2 - .f 'z:f,:,f,:aff-'ffpjjifl wweaf 1+ fr nafaf. .. ' '1w1:f?Y ia. -f M!! 1- f Q - . . 1:5 1. 1- .. :Qi i1l.. .. Q ' 1 -. ', ',