Phillips Academy - Pot Pourri Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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PREFACE N s the editors present this Class Book to the Class of Nineteen Hundred, it is with a feeling of hopefullness that the Class will A. I! receive and appreciate it as being the result of a great outlay W . E of time and effort which they have given only too gladly. We K . Y do not wish, however, to reflect all the credit of this work up- on ourselves, but rather to extend to those who have so ably assisted us, our profound thanks and gratitude. We wish this volume to act as a filial tie be- tween the several members of the Class and to serve as a living memento of all its best interests. Without doubt, what is true of all honest efforts will be true of this one also, that some men will commend the book throughout, others in part and a few, we hope a very few, not at all. All we can say is, we have done our best and we sincerely hope the Class will receive the book in that noble spirit, mak- ing due and generous allowances for our errors. Let us say in closing what it is our privilege to say, namely, that we extend to every man whose history is included within these covers, the earnest desire for a useful, happy, honest and successful career. b THE EDITORS.

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THE i900 CLASS BOOK SENIOR CLASS OE PHILLIPS ANDOVER ACADEMY HENRY HAMLIN STEBBINJ, JR., Tcl-1A1RMANy HOWARD DRUMMOND CARLYLE OARRISON FRANCU JOSEPH O'CONNOR, KBUJINESS MANAOERJ EDITORI AND PUBLIIHERI ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS THE ANDOVER PRESS

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AlJIJRliSSl'1S ATH I.I-:'I'IC CLASS ox-' NINIETEIQN HUNIIREIJ CI.AssIcAI. M I nnI.Ia-CI.AssIc:A I. SCIENTIFIC B1Il,l,I.E'SCIli:N'l'lFIC CI.AssIFIcA'I'IoN 1inucAI'IoNAI, DRAIIIATIC FINANCIAL JUNIIIR YIQAR JUNIORjMIImI.Ic LITERARY MIImI.I2 YEAR MUSICAI. - OFFICERS PERSONAL PHYSICAL l'oI.I'rIcAI. RELIGIOUS - SENIOR YIQAR YIQAR PAGE IIS 73 II 35 37 53 IO4 70 99 95 S7 59 80 53 QI IO7 34 H2 lOl 78 67