Phillips Academy - Pot Pourri Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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CLA I S.S'lCfI L I ll:'P.f I If T1lll:'A 'T DWIGHT THOMPSON FARNHAM Was born in Candor, N. J., on October 15th, 1881. Since that time, he has moved to Binghampton, N. Y., where he still delights his friends. His father, I.e Roy Dwight Farnham, is a physician of that lilace. Dwight claims that Pilgrim, English and Dutch blood flows through his veins and he also claims Miles Standish as a distinguished relative. After his graduation, he will enter Yale in the coming fall. NICHOLAS FELD Was first bathed by the balmy air of Mississippi at Vicksburg. He liked the sun kissed natives of Africa so well that he still lives there. P. H. Feld, a cotton planter, is his father. Didonian is his blood, and as his least obscure relative, he gives Na- poleon. Nicholas came to Andover last fall because he had nothing better to do. Harvard is his choice of college. FRANCIS HOWARD FOBES This bright star of our class was born on Aug. I, 1881, at Somerville, Mass., but liking the historical atmosphere of Lexington better, removed thither, and he still lives in that place. His father, EdwinF.I obes, is a manufacturing Confectioner of that place. Pure Pilgrim blood flows in the veins of our classmate. Fobes is preparing for Harvard. R 0!1l'7Z.S'0ll P1'1',Cc Delmfer I9

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THE IQ00 CLASS HOOK HOWARD DRUMMOND First showed his face in New York City on May 5, 1881. I-Ie still considers the Metropolis his home. His father is john Landells Drummond, a broker. Pete says he came to Andover rather than any other school because it was far from home. E. J. Drummond '95, is a brother. Pete hopes and we all hope he will reach Yale in the fall whither he desires to go. Chtllllvlllil Q' Phz'l!yhz'au Board Serwuz' Elezfwz C'la.s'.s' Ybzzm Polite Force Class' Book Ezz'z'for ELBERT HENRY DYER Was born in Lawrence, October 18, 1882. His father isa merchant by the name of Clarence M. Dyer. Ben. Franklin was his nearest relative as far as we can make out. He Qnot B. Franklin but Dyerj is going to Yale. WILLIAM BREWSTER ELY Is the son of Wm. H. Ely, who is an attorney at law in New Haven, Conn., where f'Billy now lives. He was born Oct. 19, 1882 in West Winsted, Conn. Going back as far as the days of the Mayflower, he claims Elder Brewster as a relative, yet his blood is English and French. f' Billy is going to Yale next fall. Meek, even as a child, his true genius was not appreciated until he came to Andover last fall. 18

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Tllla' IQOO CLASS H0015 CARLYLE GARRISON With a good natured smile on his face and a Pkilffylillil extra in his hand, 'tjudge first made his appearance in this world of labors on March 6, 1881, at Camden, N. -I., but he has since moved to lVlerchantville, where he now lives. His father, Charles Grant Garrison is a judge ofthe NJ. courts. judge came to Andover way back in '94, and has ever since worked with the greatest energy for all school pro- jects, though he did find time once to make an at- tempt to discover the North Pole. judge has decided, as a true son of New jersey, to enter Princeton next fall, and we wish him all the success he has attained at Andover. l91f.rz'mu'.s' fil!Z7llIg'l'l' ry' Phz'!!1y1z'n1z Class Baal' lfn'z'for GEORGE MERRIL GELSER Became an addition to his ancestral tree on July lo, I882, at Beaver Falls, N. Y.,but the town of Webster in the same state now claims his residence. His father, George I-I. Gelser, is a clergyman, a fact which makes his son's demure demeanor here ve'ry conspicuous. This is the first year George has been with us. He expects to continue burning midnight oil at Yale. llnzjuv' 1Jl'l.,6'l' Sfrc'nl'e1' GEORGE MOFFIT GOLDSMITH First began to run the mile at N. Y. City, but later went into training at Peconic, N. Y., where he still lives. George has pure American blood in his veins. He claims Lord Dunraven as a distinguished relative, and came to Andover to enjoy life and pre- pare for Yale. 7 Bvzcll' 72712711 20