Phillips Academy - Pot Pourri Yearbook (Andover, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 189 of the 1902 volume:

F OZ TIFFANY 6- CO. Diamond and Gem Merchants AWARDS AND APPOINTMENTS Appointed jewelers and -- Silversmiths to ..,.. H. M. IQING EDWARD VII H. M. QUEEN ALEXANDRA PAN-AMPIIQICAN .--ExPos1'1'1oN:::: 8 Gold Medals PARIS EXPos1'r1oN 1299. 3 Grand Prix IO Gold Medals Grand Prizes and other Awards from all the In- ternational Expositions 23 ROYAL APPo1NTMnN'1's Makers of H7241 Yale Bicentennial medal 'Fraternity Pins Zlass Rings Zlass Znps Crophles for sports Invitations to Zommencement Exercises, etc. lieraldlc Engravings Book Plates from the principal Courts of etc' Europe and 3 Decorations upon members of the Firm : : : : : : : : UNION SQUARE, Corregigndence NEW YORK igwgtedzzzr AAF. 1', 1 V ' 3 Q.--or Sb SIGNOF Tnznou ffrrinrviy A' it Iliff IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AND SC REEDSLWELCH Outfitters Custom Shirt Makers Fine Custom Wade Saifs 525.00 to 535.00 ..-...ATHLETIC GOODS The Oblast Shoe MEN AND WOMEN Styles Right for Drices Dighl ' 33.50 to 55.00 Smart Shapes that appeal to College Men, and we clon't take all your money. BROTHER HAGAN HAoAN's Cotmtzn, 62551-till Wasutxcrrox S'rntze'r, Con. Box'LsToN ST. BOSTON, MASS. NON oore's LEAKAELE Fountain Pens I THE BEST FOUNTAIN PEN EVER MADE T' Toumsr y g ' s v-I All Pens Are Shipped Filled Ready for Use These Pens, being constructed upon entirely different principles trotn other Fountain Pens, arc. without doubt, the nearest perfection of any pens ever manufactured. All the undesirable features of other Fountain Pens have been eliminated. livery person that has carried a Fountain Pen realizes the necessity of carrying it in the pocket Pt ll NT UP, as directed, or their clothing will soon be badly soiled with ink 3 also their hands when using it. NOT SO WITH 'l'Hl'ISl-I PENS. Being AIR and INK '1'ltll'l'l', they can be carried in ANY POSITION IN ANY POCKICI' when lilled with ink, anrl cannot leak-a feature which Fountain Pen users fully appreciate. Ladies can carry them in their purse or hand-bag with perfect safety, which they cannot do with other styles of Fountain Pens. Every Pen 'is Gurlrunteefl us Jf4'1II'!'Sl'1Ill'll or .Money Refunded. 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I7 1903 Thursday, January 1, 9.30 A. M. Wednesday, April 1 Thursday, April 16, 9.30 A. M. Saturday, May 30 Thursday, June 18 Friday, june 19, 9.oo A. M. Friday, june' 26, 9.oo A. M. Monday to Sat., June 22 to 27 Thurs. to Sat., June 25 to 27 Entrance examinations Recitations begin Thanksgiving recess First term ends Second term begins Second term ends Third term begins Memorial day Third term ends Entrance examinations in Andover Entrance examinations in New York City Harvard examinations Yale examinations Wednesday, September 16, 9.oo A.M. Thursday, September 17, 7.50 A.M. 6 Entrance examinations Recitations begin I TRUSTEES I PRESIDENT HON. ROBERT R. BISHOP, M.A., NEWTON CENTRE CLERK A 'REv. CECIL F. P. BANCROFT, LL.D., L.H.D., ANDOVER TREASURER JAMES C. SAWYER, B.A., ANDOVER THOMAS H. RUSSELL, M.A., BOSTON REV. ALEXANDER MCKENZIE, D.D., CAMBRIDGE REV. WILLIAM H. WILLCOX, D.D., LL.D., MALDEN PRES. FRANKLIN CARTER, PI-I.D., LL.D., WILLIAMSTOWN ALPHEUS H. HARDY, B.A., BOSTON REV. JAMES G. VOSE, D.D., PROVIDENCE, R. I. GEORGE BROWN KNAPP, M.A., BOSTON REV. JAMES HARDY ROPES, B.A., B.D., CAMBRIDGE CLARENCE MORGAN, B.A., NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. PROF. CHARLES O. DAY, D.D.,- 'ANDOVER PRES. GEORGE HARRIS, D.D., AMHERST PROF. CLIFFORD I-I. MOORE, PI-I.D., CAMIZRIDGE ALFRED L. RIPLEY, M.A., ,ANDOVER 'Died 4 October, Igor. 7 l'RINCIl'AI. 011 MI' john .Ylllllfh li1Vl?l'.t' llfeumrirzl l !Jl1lIfAlfl.0ll MA'I I'III2w MCCURIIV, M.A., P3 Iuxfrzrrfor in !ll1zMe111nf1'c.I' WII.I.IAM B. GIIAVES, M.A., ACTING 1'IIINcfII-AI. l'r1Wssnr 1y'M1f111'al kS'l'Ik'l1t'6'.Y on Me Clcozgv Peabonfy l'??lI7IlI'IIfl'0II GIsoIIc:Ia 'l'. Llfvrox, M.A., Im-lrzzulor in Alarm-malz'f.r C. limlilzsox S'roNIa, l'II.B., lnxlrzrclor in lfrwzrh CIIAIILIQS H. Foluslas, ILA., 1'f'1yL'.I-.I-w' 1y'Laf1'11 nn Me john C. Phillzps lf?11ma'alz'wz W,xI.'1'IcR R. N I2w'I'oN, PH.D., Inslrzrclor in German AIQCIIIIIALD FIIIcIzIvIAN, M.A., lnslruclor in Hhlory ALLEN R. BIENNIEII, ILA., Przwssor UG:-eek JAMES C. GIIAI-IAM, B.S., Inslruclor in C'ham1'.vlry BIEIINARIJ M. AI,I.IcN. ILA., lnxfruclor hz Lalin JOHN L. PI-III.I,I1's, B.A., Irzsfrzwfor in Lalin HOWARD I. FORD., B.A., Inslrffclor in Ezzghlvh S 4' CECIL I . P. BANCImIf'1', PILD., l.I..!B. L.I-LD F mzlmulcli Ii. NEWTON, Pl-LB., fIlJl'7'IlL'f0l' in Aflafhezzzafzks EDWIN T. HRIEWSTER, M.A., Ifnvlruafnr in Jwzfural .gL'Z2lllfl,'.Y ALFRIED E. STIQARNS, B A., B.D., Rcyzlvlrar amz' lzzxirlfcfol' in Hzivfory HAMIl.'roN G. MERRIIJ., B.A., fllJ'l7'7Il'f0l' zu Greek CHARLES l'EA1som', P1-LD., Houarafjy lJz'rvrfnr ryf fha Dfparfmenl ry' Amurifau A FLW rl L'0fQQ'rV WAIKIQEN K. MOOIKIQIIEAIJ, M.A, lxnvlrzzrfaz' in flnhacofqqy WALTIQR Y. DURAND, M.A., lzzxfrfrcfaz' in lizgg-lzlvh JOHN 15. LANSING, M.A, lnxlrzrcfoz' in Nafum! Sczburcs LI2s'r1s11 E. LVNIJE, ILA., fnsirzzclw' in llflaihmzafzhv I-IORACE IJ. Iilanms, lnxlrurlor fu Gyzlzfzaxlzux mm' llirecinr Dunn 4 Ocumrm, xqon qf Mc Gy1111m.s'1'1n1z I 9 1778- 1778. 1778. 1780. 1785. 1808. 1818. 1818. 1825. 1830. 1833. 1833-35- 1840. 1854. I864. 1865. 1866. 1866. 1867. 1875. 1875. 1875. 1875. 1876. 1878. 1878. 1878. 1879. 1879. 1879. 1883. 1883. APRIL 21. Constitution and Deeds of Trust signed by the Founders, Hon. Samuel Phillips and John Phillips, LL. D. APRIL 28. Board of Trustees organized. APRIL 30. School opened for instructio n, with thirteen pupils. OCTOBER 4. Act of incorporation passed. , The second Academy built near the site of the present Brechin Hall. Theological department opened. JANUARY 1. Academy opened. Third academy, present gymnasium, built. Philomathean Society founded. Scientific department founded. Society of Inquiry founded. Commons built. Classical course changed from two to three years. T he Philo fWrr0r first published. Stone Academy, fourth building, burned. Present Academy built. Chair of Natural Sciences founded by G Draper prizes founded by W. F. Draper. eorge Peadody. Scientific' course lengthened to three years. Classical course lengthened from three to four years. Taylor Memorial Library founded. Semi-centennial of Philo celebrated. Corner stone of new Chapel laid. New Chapel dedicated. Phillips Academy Centennial celebrated. Alumni Association organized. The Philiybiarz first published. Principalship established by Peter Sm Byers. Latin Chair founded by john C. Phillips joseph Cook Greek prizes established. Chemical Laboratory built. Semi-centennial of Society of Inquiry. II ith, john Smith and John . 1884. 1885 1890. 1892 1892 1892 1893 1896 1896 1900 1900 1901 1901 1902 Scientific course lengthened to four years. Phillqbifm issued weekly. Running track completed. Forum organized. POT-POURRI first published. jlhrror changed to a literary monthly. Four cottages completed. . Robinson prizes for excellency in debate founded Gymnasium burned. New Bancroft cottage completed. Seventy-fifth anniversary of Philo. Presentation of Brothers Field. Department of Archaeology opened. Opening of Borden Gymnasium. - . P, -+ - .-gc -'J , N- Z3 Q- .1 L, p. ,r-vJ'?Q1 Lv-we I2 X , lllllll5 h QW mf F N bringing out this the tenth volume of our sc oo 1 s . , , . , h 1 H 0 Annual, we wish to express our hearty thanks to all YA' Q, -' who have co-operated with the editors in the publish- .X ' , ' ' . vga f 0 ing of this book It has been our aim to present in these pages a picture of the current school year. We have endeavored to make these contents characteristic, and this quality we hope the book has attained. The Editors are especially grateful to john Nesmith Greely and Robert Lincoln Clark who have contributed articles, and to Ogden Dutcher, Lawrence Guthrie Weaver, Elmer A. Adler and Fred Gerhard Becker for their excellent drawings. T3 Che Borben Qgmnasium Completcb Clpril, xqoz A K -1 CLASS OF 190 I I Classical Department Officers Fall Term FRANK O'liRIlfN. f'I'z'.t'lPI'z!llf HOVVARD MEAD l5AR'I'I.E'l I', 'jill' Pint' JOHN ICZRA AYERS, .Sl!z'1'el1Ily JOHN CASIC l'l'IIiLl'S, 73'L'll.l'll7'L'l' Winter Term HOWARD MEAD liARTI.I2T'l', 1,7'6 .fl'1I'6llf JOHN ISZRA AYERS, like f,l'6J'llft'lIf .IQDWIN NVHITE, ..S'rz'1'clf11y RUSSELL ADAMS BLISS, Y?'tYlJ'Ill'U7' Spring Term EDWIN WHITE, f'l1'l.'.l'l'!I'6IIf JOHN ICZRA AYIQRS, lffuf P1'e.t'l'1I'e7l! llllldllf IVIIQLVILLE BROOKS GURLIQY, .S'l't'l'L'f1ll:jf ROBERT LILLAND KIEIENILY, 77'erz.s'1rrer NAMES RESIDICNCES Luvwwfru Abbott, Wendell Pease Ayers, John Ezra Bacon, William Tliompson Bale, Frederick Sewall Bannwart, Alexander William Bartlett, Howard Mead Bartlett, James Austin Barton, Lester Clement Bevier, Louis, jr. Dw'lg1', Cami. .'1.t'blll:1' Park, AC lm' f1.t' fan fllalfllvl I l'G'u111'M1u1 fWlAt'llQ l7, Ill. Afhru ln'1'1z11.vw1'rK', Al 17 .Sju'1'14q' IGIffL:l', Af l' f Rooms Miss 'l'owne's Miss Clough's Draper 6 L. C. 4. 3 E. C. 3. 5 Mr. Ricker's L. C. 1. 4 Miss Erving's Dr. Newton's Bliss, Russell Adams Chase, Robert Robinson Clark, Robert Lincoln Cohn, William Isaac Cooper, Thomas Yost Davis, David jackson Dorgan, Maurice Joseph Dousman, Louis Dunlap, John Gilmore --Ferry, Horace Fulton, Irving Kent Goodhue, Francis Abbot, jr. .-Greely, john Nesmith f-Gurley, Melville Brooks Hall, Theodore Munroe Harris, William Hugh llarwi, Frank Edwin Heckscher, Gustave Maurice Jenckes, Edward Nathaniel, jr. Keeney, Robert Leland Kellogg, Edward Washburn Mersereau, Eugene Leavens Miller, George Stewart Nichols, William Disney Nutter, William Josiah O'Brien, Frank Onasch, Herbert Paul Paine, Horace Whiton Park, Richard Parker, Andrew Perrin, Lee James Phelps, john Case Phipps, Howard Riggs, Miles Bradley Nnu York, M YI Lyndon, Vt. Anromlz, Colm. 1'brt Smith, Arh. lirmover, Pa. joppa, Ala. Lawrance I rairz'e flu Chien, DWI. Wei! Phlydfffahlll, Pa. Lahe f217'L'.Fl, Ill. MflllEfbll7j', Conn. A llrlozwr Winrhfuglofl, D. C. l4flr.vh1'1lglof1, D. C. Braaflrd BillgW0lllf0ll, M K Atchrlwzz, Iiizm. Nora Yorh, M K East Dazqgflas Somer.rville, Conn. Vinelmuh M f Portvillo, Aff North Andover Eyfeitroillc, M K Broohlin, Me. Plaltshzzrg, M K Andover Andover Pbfzzzozzlh, M H Warhington, D. C. .New Haven, Conn. Binghamton, M K Pz'tt.rburgh, Pa. Palmyra, M K 18 Mr. Morrill's L. C. I. 6 Mrs. Tarbox's Dr. Newton's L. C. 3. 5 L. C. 2. 4 E. C. 3. 6 Taylor 3 Bancroft II Mr. Allen's Mr. Chandler's Mr. Goodhue's Mrs. Greely's Mrs. Pease's Bancroft 18 Taylor I Mrs. Foster's Mr. Phillips's Mrs. Tilton's Taylor 6 L. C. I. 6 L. C. 3. 3 North Andover E. C. 2. 1 L. C. 3. 5 L. C. 2. 6 Mr. Onasch's Mrs. Paine's Andover 3 Miss Ellis's Taylor 3 Taylor 2 Mr. Reed's Bancroft I6 Robertson, 'William Francis Henry Clapp New Yor Ryder, Charles Tripp Shoemaker, William Patten Slack, john Phelps Smith, Charles Howard Stetson, Guy Thomas Stimson, John Francis Sumner, Cyril Taylor, Harold Alexander Thayer, William Wentworth Toole, James Albert Tyer, Henry George A fzdovfer k,MK PWM-es Barre, Pa. , Belhel, Cami. Seatlle, Wash. Aforzfhqf, Cal. Plailyfeld, M ji Roche.vlz'r, M K lll!l'l'lIlllm0!I'.l', Ind. Cllllfllflf, M ll ll0L1'0l'L' .flmlover ...Waterman, William Van Antwerp Albany, M K White, Edwin Wickwire, Jere Raymond Wilcox, Roger Merril Hobbs ..Wilson, Frank Eugene St. Paul, Illiml. Corflmul, M K Waoaffomlv, Me. Clinlon, hi. SENIORS 6o 19 Mr Mr. Elliot's Prof. Ryder's Eaton 2 Mrs. 'l'ilton's Mr. Reed's Maj. Marland's Mr. French's Mr. liicker's Bancroft I 3 Mrs. Pease's Mrs. Wildes's Mr. 'l'yer's s. Whittemore's Andover 2 Bancroft 2 Bancroft 6 Mr. Chandler's Scientific Department Officers I Fall Term JOSEPH IRVING SIMMONS, Presidezzt WARD MCLANAHAN, like PIVSZYIIZIII CHARLES HAYWARD MURPHY, Secrelary EDGAR DREW LYNCH, Treasurer Winter Term SYDNEY HOBART CARTER, Prexzdefz! PHILIP LORING REED, Vzke Pre.vz'a'e1z! HAROLD NEEVES SCOTT, Secretary RALPH BUTLER BIRD, Treasurerr Spring Term SYDNEY HOBART CARTER, President PHILIP LORING REED, Wee Presidenl HAROLD NEEVES SCOTT, Sdffeltlfy RALPH BUTLER BIRD, 7?'ea.rurer Azhderian, Siragan Stephen Bird, Ralph Butler Bogart, Harold Patterson Buffington, Stanley Campbell, Robert john Carter, Fred Mortimer, jr. Carter, Sydney Hobart Curtis, Edmund de Forest Duke, William, jr. Dutcher, Ogden Dwyer, Louis Richards Ebert, Clarence Engelbert Edwards, Harold Sydney Edwards, Roger Gaythorne Ewing, Frederick Berthold Members flhrrovau, Yizrkqv lrucklalzd file. lVl'!ker Barre, Hz. lqlff lx'z'zfer AIIllJlI.l' CIW, Ilia. l'M'fI1Il'l4gf0lI W'e.rl Nezulozz Phhhlflelphliz, Pa. r1fe11t-wilt-, M YZ .New I'a1'l',M If E. C. 2.6 Miss Elhs's Miss Cheever's Eaton I Mr. Morrill's L. C. 4. 4 Mrs. BIake's Eaton 6 Mr. McCurdy's Mr. jenkins's lfnrrzffam' Mr Donovan's 1VII!!fllg'f07'!l2 Conn. Miss 'I'owne's .Skmla Barbara, Cal. Eaton 2 .Sizum Barbara, Cal. Eaton 5 Si. Lamlr, Mo. Miss Richardson's 20 Foster, Philip Weeks Fry, John Rudolph Gordon, Fred Hooker Grant, Kenneth Percy Howard, Leslie George Ingham, Percy Bowman Johnston, Edmund Clark Johnston, Tilghman Erwin Kinney, Ralph Parsons Leavenworth, John Wallace Light, Hunter Ulrich Lindenberg, Leo Lindenberg, Robert Lynch, Edgar Drewry McLanahan, Ward Marshall, Bernard Gilpin Moon, Daniel H. Murphy, Charles Hayward O'Brien, Mark Perkins, Charles Clarke Peters, Albert Ayer Reed, Philip Loring Rockafellow, Charles Custer Scott, Harold Neeves Scribner, Charles Harvey Silleck, William Maddock Simmons, Joseph Irving Stannarcl, Earll Tappan Voigt, Ralph Arthur Washington, Joseph Edwin, jr. Whitney, Chester Nathan Whittemore, Hervey Foss Wickwire, Frederic Ross Wright, William Henry Prentiss Amlafzer Sl. Paul, lllimz. Brarlyhort, M YZ Sl. Paul, lllimz. lllaloue, M K Wilkes Barre, Pa. New Lomlau, Cami. Pmylllillfqldll, Del. Clezfelnml, 0. IfValli14gffbrr1', Coma. Lebanon, Pa. Col11mlm.r, 0. Colzmzbur, 0. R07UlU'f07l, C amz. llolllilrgfrbiffigf, Pa. Duluth, lllimz. Duluth, lWn1z. Delroil, Illieh. Lawrence fIl0lHlf!lI'll'If17lE, JV. K Lux Angeles, Cal. A mlorfer Canola Cigf, Colo. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Nezu York, N. U Y B7'00k4j'II, IV K Chfllemzvzgv, M K G 7'!!Il!f Raj5irI'.r, IIWM. We.r.ryngto1z, T emi. Wexl Boxfvrd f5'tZ7ll1'1lg'h!Z7ll Carllaml, N. K Lawrence SEN1oRs 49 21 M'r. Foster's Bancroft 8 Mr. Elliot's Mr. Ricker's Mr. Jenkins's Maj. Marlancl's Bancroft I7 Andover 6 Mrs. Blake's Miss Ellis's L. C. 4. 4 Mr. Leach's Mr. Leach's Mr. Ricker's Bancroft I4 Miss Ellisls Miss Cheever's Miss Ellis's Lawrence Mr. Clark's Mr. Clark's Mr. Reed's Mrs. Merrill's Mr. Jenkins's Bancroft 1 5 L. C. 4. 5 Mr Morrill's E. C. 2. 5 Mr. Jenkins's Miss Ellis's L. C. 3. 6 Draper x Bancroft 2 Mr. Chandler's In CLASS OF 1903 Classical Department Officers Fall Term LYMAN BECKFORD KIRKPARTRICK, Prcsz'den! HUGH SMITH KNOX, Wke l're.vz?z'en! SAMUEL FINLEY MORSE, Secreiary-TreaJ1rref Winter Term HUGH SMITH KNOX, P1-eszkicrzf AUSTIN WARMINGTON ANDREWS, WkePre.ride1z! JOHN MARTIN CATES, Secrelazy-Trea.r1u'er Spring Term CARLETON HUISKAMP, Pre.vz?z'enf NELSON FRANK BARTLETT, Woe Pre.vz'a'eni CHESTER BYRON KELLEY, Secretary-Thaszzrcr Ackerman, Allen Emiel Andrews, Austin Warmington Bartlett, Nelson Frank -Bassett, Frederic Waterman Beinecke, Edwin john Bevington, Harold Elliot Boynton, Edward Chadbourne Burtch, Abner Howard Officers Eg1cl!e1uYlz', M Piffrblzvgk, 1 '11, Ilhllrfflz 1411! A,l.7lL'I' Nmu Ym'lI', AC L!Z'ZU7'L'lICL' Deirollf, lllirh. Fbmfrz, AC K 22 K K The Academy Miss Brown's Mr. Ricker's Mr. Allen's Mrs. Pease's Lawrence Mrs. Whitney's Miss Ricl1ardson's Caldwell, Roger George, jr. Cates, john Martin Chapin, Edward Barton Clark, Charles Bartlett Coburn, Joseph Marshall Currier, Leon Levy Cushman, Trevor Arnold Esser, Jonathan Keith Fernald, Robert Walbriclge Fitzpatrick, Benjamin Ford, Williston Merrick Fuller, James Greenleaf Gilbert, William Chatiield Gillis, Hugh Claudius Hall, Edward Twichell Hanson, Alexander McClure Huiskamp, Carleton jones, Jeremiah Howard Kahn, Alfred Gans Kahn, Sidney Louis Kelley, Chester Byron Kirkpatrick, Lyman Beckford Knox, Hugh Smith Lacey, Walter Maurice Leonard, Edward Henry Lewis, Jay Roy Lewman, Henry Peter Lieber, Henry Longley, Vamter Clifford McClelland, John Joseph McLam, Clarence James Mains, Herbert Llewellyn Marshall, Robert Davies Merriam, Charles Goodwin Mills, Amos Stone Mitchell, Charles Montgomery, Wilder Percival Morse, Samuel Finley Brown Parkerrburg, W Plz. C0lllbl'l'f4g'8 A 1m'oz 'cr liinghrzmfoll, Ili lf Smny4se, M H Smlapee, N IL H0'11fhe.rfer lllaufh Chunk, IVY. lfwflchextez' li?zu.m.r Cibf, lilo. London, Englamz' Arldnver Utim, IVY Yi Ml. P!erz.vanl, Ia. f'f1l!l'07l67' Chicqgfo, Ill. Sl. Lanix, lilo. llmferh 171 Liltle Ifvck, A rk. Lillie Rock, Ark. lfW1lchc.rlc7' Rache.rt.:r, M Yi Wnxhiflglou. D. C. Cheyenne, Wjfo. Barton f10bl0k8 Lom'.rw7!e, Jfjf. llelemz, Ark. Parutlzclcet, R. L War! lhzwn, Cami. livqqnte, Vx. Ylzjrleyzfille Pnizzemille, 0. Lcxiuglozz pW'IlL'h6.1'lt'?' B7'Ilg'kf07l Washifzglou, D. C. Newtouzfillc 23 Mrs. 'I'ilton's L. C. 3. 6 Mr. Chapin's Miss Cheever's E. C. 3. 4 E. C. 3. 4 Mr. Clark's Taylor 2 Miss Cheever's Maj. Marland's Eaton 6 Dr. Fuller's Mrs. 'l'arbox's Mrs. Gillis's Mrs. Hall's Mrs. l'ease's Bancroft I 5 Bancroft IS Bancroft 3 Bancroft 5 Mrs. Merrill's Mrs. Balclwin's Mr. Eliot's Mr. Ricker's Bancroft 3 Bancroft I2 Mr. Pl1illips's Bancroft 6 'Mr. Elliot's E. C. 3. 3 Mrs. Butterfield's L. C. 2. 5 Mrs. Wildes's Maj. Marlaud's Mr. Clark's Miss Cheever's Mr. Gage's Taylor 5 Nason, Fred Russell U'Connor, Joseph Augustine O'Sullivan, Charles Julian Otis, Charles Pomeroy Overall, Sidney Rollins Perrin, Hervey Bates Pierce, john Burney .--Platt, Livingston Quigley, William Joseph Reynolds, John, jr. Robbins, Francis Le Baron, jr. Ryan, Arthur Judd Smith, Morris Kellogg Smith, Philip Chapin, jr. Stetson, Irving Gay ..-Stimson, Henry Bartlett Sullivan, Cornelius Francis Trieber, Harry Marshall Varney, Burton Merrill Vollmer, Norman Philip Weatherbee, Hicks Arnold Weaver, Laurence Guthrie Smzzerzfdle Lmureurc Lzvzurcnfc A11a'vm'r Sl. L0lll'.Y, filo. !mz'1'a1myfo!1'.r Ind. l'7lf.'hb1nj:, New York, IVY Yi LlI'ZUI'L'l1t?L' Zllmlfzrlafr, Af f G'l'L'L'lML'1fI' New Ylfrk, N K lhmorfer, N. If llfesficlrz' Bzzzggmr, ills. 1Vew' Kwk, .NT K L11'zcv'u11re Lillie Rock, .fl wk. Lnzwwmz' L6'7UI'J'f0lI, Ida. IVQW York, N. Yi C:hI'l7Qg 17, Ill. Mmm.ERs 68 24 E. C. 1. 5 E. C. 3. 6 Lawrence Mrs. Otis's Mrs. Whitney's Taylor 6 Mansion House Mr. Allen's Lawrence Bancroft I2 Miss Erving's Mr. Jenkins's Andover 9 Taylor I Mrs. Merrill's Andover 9 E. C. I. 6 Bancroft 5 Mrs. J. H. Merrill's Bancroft 7 Mr. McCurdyls Mr. Morrill's Scientific Department ,i.. Officers Fall Term HUGH CLAUDIUS GILLIS, l'reJz'1!enf FRED GERHARD BECKER, V2'ce Pf'e.rin'e11l SAXON BERRY GAVITT, 2ND, Sfcrelary SAXON BERRY GAVITT, 2ND, 73'2CZ.Y1l7'Zl' Winter Term PAUL RUTHERFORD REED, Presizicnl FRED GERHARD BECKER, Pike Presz'dunl CHURCHILL HUMPHREY, Secrefazy CHURCHILL HUMPHREY, Trezzmrer Spring Term RAYMOND HOWARD MOORE, lJ7'L'A'Z?l'6I1f JOHN DARRAGH LIGGETT, Wie Pre.rz'1z'ent ROBERT HARRIS MCCURDY, Secrclmy RONALD LAWSON PATERSON, Treamrer Members Baker, Myrle Fitch Beach, Frederick Emerson Becker, Fred Gerhard Bradford, Robert Ransom Brennan, Arthur Rolland Burns, Henry Francis Cannon, Gordon Roderick Cartwright, Bruce, jr. Clark, Arthur DeWitt 1f2'0K'llk, Ia. St. Albaur, W. Chlkqgv, Ill. Omaha, KVM. SlIl1I7I1L'7'.t'l'1I'6', 1'. 1'?Ufel1L'zfi!!c, M A 11f1'af'e2' lhvm! 11111, IL L Afmv York, M Cranmer, William Henry Harrison Deumfr, Colo. Culbertson, John Donovan, john Joseph Elliott, Stewart Hancock Allqgrhelly, Pa. Nbrfh Amlamfr Neruf Ybrk, M 25 Miss Richardson's L. C. 1. 6 Mr. Morrill's Miss Park's Draper 6 E. C. 2. 3 Mr. Cannon's Mr. Elliot's Mrs. Tilton's Mr. CHIIIIOFUS Mrs. Foster's L. C. 4. 4 Bancroft I7 Faust, James Matthews Foster, William Earl Fox, Lawrence ' Gavitt, Saxon Berry, :nd Gillis, Robert Henry Grant, William Wallace Howell, George Washington Humphrey, Churchill Huntley, Walter Wood Hurlburt, Robert Fuller Jackson, Ralph Prescott Keach, Walter Edmond Kilburn, Clifford Sherman Levering, Ernest Wilson Liggett, john Darragh Luce, Lyman Burgess McCurcly, Robert Harris McDavitt, james Albert Mills, William Gilbert Moore, Raymond Howard Mourad-Khanian, Ardashes Oskamp, William Herbert Parker, Frederick James Paterson, Ronald Lawson Pearsall, Harry Edgar Petit, Raymond August Pollock, Anson Samuel Stewart Reed, Paul Rutherford Ruddell, Raymond Schenck, Douglas Satterlee Schmuck, Oliver LeRoy Sheldon, Paul Stanley Speyer, DeWitt Leo Stewart, Edward Kennedy, jr. Taylor, Fred Bowers Toffey, Harold James .New York, M K Br1'afgfL75orl, Colm. Sn!! Lake Cibf, ah U! L ,1'!1ll.l', Aff K fill. 1'lm.v1wl, fa. St. Paul, Illimz. Rvzzlzvke Cigv, Va. Lo1n'.r'Ifl'llc', Ajh ZFJWIIN, M K Chinrg-0, Ill. 1J'r0rl'hm Af77l'fht!l1If7l0Il A1751 l74.'rf01'rl' Lqf2U'L'llL', Iliff. Scruirkltgf, Pa. VIl7I8J't1I'lll Ihveu Y0lIllx.g'.Ylt71UlI, 0. Lawrence flflllkfvllfll, Illont. Boite, lair. ltidiflllllfvflff C I'llCflllIlIf1', O. 1Vwfull', Nab. Omaha, Nab. Offlflfy M K Wcllrlmro, Pa. Afllrilu, Pa. A mlover A'ol-uma, Ind. fcrxqy Cigy, N f. lhznaver, Pa. Nmu York, .M K N070 York, M K C UIIHIIAIIJ, 0. Concord, IVY If ferrey C105 M f 26 ' Dr. Newton's Draper 3 Mr. Jenkins's Mr. McCurdy's Mrs. Gillis's Andover 5 L. C. 4. 4 Andover I Mrs. Johnson's Mr. Reed's Mr. Al1en's Bancroft 4 Draper 5 Mrs. I'ease's Mrs. Whittemore's 1 L. L. 1.3 Mrs. Wildes's Lawrence Mr. French's Mr. Reed's L. C. 4. 6 Mrs. Abbott's L. C. 2. 4 Miss Park's Mrs. Foster's E. C. 2. 3 Draper 5 Mr. Reed's Mr. McCurdy's Mrs. Tarbox's Eaton 3 Mrs. Johnson's Mr. French's Mr. jenkins's Dr. Newton's Mrs. Merrill's Tupper, Tristam Watkins, Charles William Wilcox, Lucian Thames Wilhelm, Frank Edward Williams, jonathan Robertson Winslow, Edward Everett Wittenau, Ernest Nero York, M YY Carllbrzdgfeporl Cedar Rapidx, la. Omaha, Nab. pfdlllli, Pa. West fllllllwllh, Ille. Chqvemze, Wjfo. M IDDLERS 56 27 Mr. French's L. C. 1. 1 Eaton I Bancroft II Miss Richardson's L. C. 4. I Draper 3 CLASS OF 190 11 ll Classical Department Officers Fall Term EDWIN LOUIS FOUTS, I're.vz'rIwz! LANVRENCE PATRICK MCGOVERN, bike ALAN STOTLER EVANS, bkvfrefafy FREDERICK FRANK WULKOP, Y3'L'1I.l'lt7'El' Winter Term HENRY ECKERT WEAVER, P1'e.v1'denl GEORGE HENRY TONVNSEND, 2Nn, Mtv WALTER RICHARDSON, Secrelarjy JAMES EVANS, JR., Y?ea.r1n'er Spring Term JAMES EVANS, JR., Presidunl JOHN ARCHIE CAMPBELL, Wu' Pru.vz'n'enl RALPH ANGELL, Svcrefary ALAN STOTLER EVANS, Trerzsurer Adler, Elmer A Angell, Ralph Benbow, John Glenn Blodgett, George Parker Brooks, Paul Campbell, John Archie Cole, Philip Gillett Members lX,0l'ht'J'fL'l', AC YZ 1lfam.'r.r, N. V. l'211'l xlhltfllfclll, Ll. -Stlllfh fy'l7l1lIAlLg hlIlll fl 1n1'uwr for! !L'l'7'l..l', IV. Y. llvlczm, Jlllllf. 28 PI'C.fI.1fEIl1 Prc.f1?1'e11l Miss Erving's E- C. 2. 3 Mrs. Benhow's Draper 1 Mr. Brooks's L. C. 2. 6 Mrs. Phelps's Curtis, Eugene Judson Cutler, Dwight Gilbert, jr. D'Arcy, Gerald joseph Dick, William Douglas Eaton, Thaxter Evans, Alan Stotler Evans, James, jr. Evans, William Henry Faust, Edward Spotteswoode Fouts, Edwin Louis French, Hugh Glenn Frothingham, Louis West Gallyon, Irving Henry Garabeclian, Edward John Gould, Albert Trowbridge Hall, James Lowe Hayford, Howard Lancaster Hislop, Graham Shiels L Howe, Charles William Humphreys, Horatio Norsworthy Kittredge, George Dimmick Love, Walter Charles Lynn, Thomas McCurdy, Allan Morrill MacRobert, Frederick Hough Martin, George Wade Moore, George Albert Morehouse, Rex Henry Otis, Henry Noyes Paschall, Nathaniel Penfield, Allan Morse Phelps, Denison Shoemaker Pierson, George Washington Richardson, Walter Sherrill, Everett Ames Clinton, ln. Duluth, ziillillll. A 71 dover A 1m owr A ndawr !llcKee.yla1't, Pa. !lh'li1'e.y7orl, Pa. Somerzfzlle New Yo1'h',M K New York, M K jzrinlo, Cal. lhwerhrll Boston L1l7Ul'6'7lCE 7h nmrzslan, life. Graaf! Rapiafr, Wlich. liwlgrhton 1Vcw London, Conn. Ch elzmwrd New York, M K f?.rhhz7Z-all-Ihzdrofz, M K llauolulu, Ii L Smlmzil f117!, Pa. Andover Gloucerter SomerwYle Norlh lllonroe, N. H Omaha, Neh. A :Mover Seallle, Wash. Danhzugf, Conn. Bmghamtorz, M YZ Ayer St. Paul, ilh'm:. Rev. Lou1'.s'wYle, Kjl. 29 Mr. Elliot's Mr. Phillips's Mr. D'A rcy's Mr. Dick's Mr. Eaton's Mr. Morrill's Mr. Morrill's Mrs. Foster's Dr. Newton's Mrs. Phelps's Mansion House Mr. Clark's L. C. I. 4 Lawrence L- C- 4. 5 Mrs. Merrill's Andover 4 Eaton 4 Mr. Clark's Draper 2 Miss Cheever's Draper 3 Miss Clough's Mr. McCurdy's Miss Cheever's L. C. 4. 5 E. C. I. 5 Mr. Clark's Mrs. Otis's Mr. Reed's Eaton 5 Andover I L. C. I. I C. C. Carpenter's L. C. 4.3 Smith, Howard Burlew Sparks, Benton Hackney Stack, john Stuart Taylor, Willard Stevens Thomas, Ellwood Sherwood Townsend, George Henry, 2d Waterworth, William, jr. Williams, Arthur Baily Wray, Delos Hollowell Wulkop, Frederick Frank Bronkbuz, M K Reno, Nev. Andover Worcester Lamfard, Hz. B7'00l'L1'fl, M, K lllonrowiz, Aj5'z'm Rochextar, M K Lomlrville, lfjf. Jumon Mrnnuzns 52 30 Neru llavzn, Cami. E. C. 2. 2 Mrs- Phelps's Mr. Stack's Mr. French's Maj. Marland's Mr. Reed's Mrs. Blake's E. C. r. 4 Mr. Burtt's Bancroft ro Scientific Department Officers Fall Term RALPH WILLIAM BURNETT, Pf6.YldZlIl RALPH WALDO PIERCE, Wie Preszliem' ARTHUR GARFIELD WILLIAMS, .S'vcrenuy HENRY HEWITT, JR., Y?'ea.x'urer Winter Term JOSEPH HENRY STANLEY, Pru.vz?z'1:ni FRED HODGDON THOMPSON, Hee Pre.vz?z'wzf FRANK HERBERT WINSLOW, Secfelary RAYMOND PECK MATHEWS, Yhfasurer Spring Term HENRY HEWITT, JR., 1,7'L'.YlYI'6lllf HAROLD GROSS HART, Mtv 1,7'EJ'IYfL'7ll CLARENCE WALTER FRY, Secretary PAUL HERVEY BOYNTON, Treamrer Alworth, Marshall William Anderson, Thomas Brooke Armour, Andrew Watson Bell, Howard Withy Binnian, Walter Babcock Boynton, Paul Hervey Bradburn, George Walter Brewer, Edward Ainslie Brewer, Walter Duncan Bringhurst, Edward, 5th Browning, James Herbert Burke, Oscar Meeche Burnet, Ralph William Chace, Carleton Members Duluth, fllimz. Srzlcm, 0. IXTIIIIIIJ' Cibf, Mu, Aflffowv' PL'0I'lYl, Ill. 1llfq'fa1'd llo1r.mlu11l'r CorllmmQ IVY K Dllfllfh, lllizm. m'fIIIl'lLg'f0lI, Dal. Al07'l'l1Ff0TUII, AC f 1Vmu Ybrl-, AZ YI Evfzmrfall, Ill. EI!! kiwi' 3 I Mr. Flint's Mrs. Blake's Mrs. Baldwin'S Mr. Bell's Mr. Flint's Mr. McCurcly's Mr. Flint's Bancroft 7 Bancroft 18 Mrs. Tarbox's Bancroft IO Mrs. Johnson's Mr- Ricker's . Mr. Frenchls Cole, Harold Clifford Conrad, Charles Davenport Davol, Bradford Durfee, 2nd Everingham, Seymour Charles Fry, Clarence Walter Graves, Clyde Merritt Griffith, Charles Ridgely Hall, jerry Shannon Harriman, Clinton Howard Hart, Harold Gross Hewitt, Henry, jr. Hill, Tom Leavon, jr. Hodge, Sheldon Humbird, james Smith, jr. Kydd, john Angus Lariver, Paul Louis Leason, Jefferson Reynolds Leeds, Rudolph Gaar Levine, john Nathan MacDougall, Alexander Miller McGill, William Harland McTernen, Malcolm Bodwell McVay, Chester Huntington Madero, Gabriel Jose Madero, julio Enrique Marshall, james Waller Mathews, Raymond Peck Matthews, Foster Allen Murphy, Matthew Hobson, jr. Off, Clifford Pierce, Ralph Waldo Pinkham, Francis Colburn Rogers, Everett Irving, jr. Russell, John Roy Schneider, Franz Joseph A mz'om'r Aizliiyicll, lllaul. N111 lfhlfi' lMz1l!l'1r.r, M K St. Paul, M1'111l. Spalwllc, Wluh. .Sprl'r1gfcId, Ill. Bath, file. Lflrlmstez' ILIv'y'ara', Colm. Ylmwm, Ifffizrh. .f17'l'IIll.S'lI.f Cigf, A'an.r. Blgjillo, M Y. , I'ill.vb1n1gh, Pa. !1ll!IlI7'l'L'l' Chcywzzm, IfK1fo. Ii7flaml1'ug, Hz. 1r'1'ch111o11r1', limi PV11lerw'lle, Me. Duluth, Illizm. l'Ve.vt Illerybrd Azlrfofw' .SmvirNey, Hz. lln'ra.r, fllcxica Farrar, Zllexiru N610 York, M YY l'iU1efle'm'!le, M K lfallara' Ville Sl. Paul, Illiml. Peoriiz, Ill. lfzgjlzla, M K 6'1'ool'Uf11, M K 1'ra1fir!e11ce, R. L lxhusar Cizjv, Mo. La1w'em'e 32 Mr. Cole's Mrs. Pease's Mr. Phillips's E. C. 2. 5 Bancroft 8 Mr. l5lliot's Miss Berry's Mrs. Whitney's L. C. 2. 3 Mrs. Abbott's Mr. Pride's Mrs. Carter's L. C. 3. 3 Mr. Reed's Mr. Kydd's Draper 2 Miss Brown's Mrs. Pease's L. C. 2. 3 Mr. Flint's Mr. I.each's Mr. McTernen's Mr. Elliot's Mrs. Wildes's Mrs. Wildes's Bancroft 4 E. C. 2. I L. C. 4. 6 Mr. Leach's Mr. Flint's Mr. Ricker's Mr. Chandler's Miss Cheever's Mrs. Tarbox's Lawrence Scott, joseph Bradlee Scullin, Charles Louis Smith, Ralph Lancaster Stanley, joseph Henry Stuart, Charles Buchanan Thompson, Fred Hodgdon Trude, Walter Scott Turner, Edgar Ames Tweedy, Kenneth King Weed, Charles Waring Williams, Arthur Garfield Winslow, Frank Herbert lfallara' Mile .SZ Lomlv, 1110. Sl. Louix, IPM. Lwrorcnce Cf6'Z'L'f1Ill!L 0. HUM, flld. Chimgv, Ill. Sl. Lvlfix, Ilhl. b'l.Ilg'hlIIlIf!7ll, IV. Y. f1,l'lLg AHlllllI2ll, M K l'2gu'lte:u'!ff.', N1 YC l'IQ.rl Erl111011M, file. Junior: MIDDLERS 6: 33 Mr. Scott's Mrs. 'l'arbox's Miss Richarclsolfs ' E. C. 2. 5 Mrs. Abhott's Miss l:IlIis's Mr. French's Miss Richarclson's Miss Cheever's Miss Cheever's The Academy L. C. 4. I CLASS OF 1905 Classical Department Officers Fall Term JOSEPH I-IORACE LINDSAY, l're.vz'z1'elzl ALFRED LEE LOOMIS, Secrelary THOMAS EDWARD MALONEY, Tr'ezz.vm'er Winter Term ALLAN FARRAND KITCHEL, 1,7'l3.S'Z'dtlIl CARL ROBINSON CARTER, Wee l're.v1'riml FRANCIS BURPEE, Serreiarjy RODNEY WHEELER BROWN, Tr.f:a.vurer Spring Term CARL ROBERTSON CARTER, Prestlflfrll RODNEY WHEELER BROWN, Vice lJ7'L'.Vl'lf'6'Ilf GEORGE DOUGLAS LAWSON, IR., Secreltzlfy JOHN CLOUGH, Treasurur Members Avery, Waylanrl Baker, Lyn George Bigwood, David Eclward Burch, Joseph Francis Burpee, Francis Clough, John Elliott, Charles Winslow Sl. Albavlx, Vt. f,1lIff.l'blll1Q', IV. K b'u.vtau lr'1'n'r1'q21rr! Paul, flle. Ilfhlerblzljf, Colm. lllemphllr, Term. fllimleapolxlr lllinu. 34 Mrs. L. C. 1.3 L.C. 1.3 E. C. 3. 5 Ballard Vale Mrs. Abbott's Miss Erving's Whittemore's Farmer, Henry Louis Farnham, Harold Renon Glynn, Edward Thomas Kilchel, Allan Farrand Loomis, Alfred Lee McClelland, James Sterling Marston, Mahlon Edgarton Munhall, john Ramsay Oliphant, George Woodbury Oskamp. William Werk Ruddell, Fred Schildmiller, George Henry Starks, Bennette M Thompson, Elmer Ives Tinker, George Weaver, Henry Eckert . Wickware, Cabot William T67UkJb1l ry Peabody Illaldm Ear! Liwfpool, 0. lVe'w York, M K West Ilaw-n, Cowl. Portland, Ilia. 1'1'lt.vb1n3rh, Pa. illeth 11:11 Cl'7lC1'Il7lllfl', 0. Kizkomo, Imi Waterbury, Colm. Engle Rank, VY1. Waterbury, Conn. SI. Lomlr, Illo. Slocklon, Cal. Worcesler JUNIORS 24 35 Tewksbnry E. C. 3. 6 L. C. 1. 5 Mr. Phillips's Dr. Newton's E. C. 3. 3 F. C. 3. 6 Mr. Leach 's Methuen Mrs. Abbott's Mr. MCC urdy's E. C. 2.4 E. C. 1.4 E. C. 2.4 Miss Cheever's Mrs. 'l'ilton's Mr. Allen's Scientiiic Department Officers Fall Term JOSEPH HORACE LINDSAY, 1jI'8.l'l2l'Ellf ALFRED LEE LOOMIS, Sefralrzry THOMAS EDWARD MALONEY, Treasurer Winter Term ALLAN EARRAND KITCHELL, PfL'.Yf2I'6Ilf CARL ROBERTSON CARTER, Wa: Preszlieuf F RAN CIS B U R PEE, Secrenzzy RODNEY WHEELER BROWN, Treasurer Spring Te rm CARL ROBERTSON CARTER, Pre.vz'1z'eul RODNEY WHEELER BROWN, V758 Pl'6SI.ddllf GEORGE DOUGLAS LAWSON, JR., JOHN CLOUGH, Trecz.s'urer Secrelafy Members Arnolcl, Harry Cutler .gftlllfhlllll Brown, Edson Walter Lawrence Brown, Rodney Wheeter lr'eaa'1'144,r Campbell, Gordon Moore Souih Orange, M f Cannon, Carl W infred A1m'om'r Carter, Carl Robertson Clough, Charles Clayton Finlayson, Alonzo james Foster, Fred Edgar Gilchrist, james Miller Gilman, Arthur Cotton Greene, John Alexander Greenman, Harry Mertoun Kerr, Thomas Barker, jr. Erie, 151. Lacania, AC IL A IllIft'7'l1'tllII, M K Zllalhzreu I1m'iam1jml1'.v, fad. Saw, file. A,0L'kll7UtUl Park, L. b'r1'rfgL7orl, Cami. 1Ve'w York, AL K 36 Maj. Marland's Mr. Hill's Mr. Cann on 's Mr. Allen's Mr. Cannon's Mr. Cannon's L. C. 2. 5 Bancroft I3 Eaton 7 Mrs. Tarbox's Mrs. Merri1l's Mr. Allen's Mrs. Tilton's Mrs. Kerr's Lawson, George Douglas, jr. Lindsay, Joseph Horace McGovern, Lawrence Patrick Madero, Raul Hidalgo Maloney, Thomas Edward Miller, Joseph Ernest ' Moynihan, Cornelius joseph Neal, Herbert O'Connor, Timothy Francis Salzenstein, Mose Shattuck, Charles Harvy, jr. Shuler, Sanford Austin Spaulding, John Doliver Strayer, Guy Le Rue Taylor, Frank Mackey Vetterlein, joseph Roy Wade, Norman Scruton Wakeman, Harold Lee White, Charles Burnham Andover Mr- Lawson's Wllmiugtan, Del. Andover 6 Lynn L. C. 2. 5 Parrnx, Illexiro Mrs. Wildes's Amfozfer Mrs. Maloney's Rochester, Pa. L. C. 2. 3 Amiozfer Mrs. Moynihan's Nero York, AC AI!llI6'd'L'.l'lEI', M Spr1'f4gfel4L Ill. Ballard' Vale Aflzrlcralzfrl, M Ilhmyffla' HH7'l'l'JblI71g', Pa. Sl. Paul, lllilw. fK,!I!f7I07'. Pa. Salem Dfjboi, M SGIIIU' ll17l, N. A7l1f07'E7' JUNIORS 33 37 H YZ I.. C. 1. 5 Mr. Phillips's Miss Berry's Dr. Shattuck's K Mr. McCurdy's Mr. Clark's Andover 8 Mrs. Foster's Mr. Elliot's IL Salem Depot, N. H. K Miss Cheever's Mr. White's Summary by Classes CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT - CLASS I - Samons, CLASS II - MIDDLERS, 4 CLASS III -JUNIOR Mlnnmzns, CLASS IV - JUNIORS, SClEN'I'II IC IJIEPARTM ENT - CLASS A - Sicxlous, CLASS I5 -- lN'IIDlJI.ERS, CLASS C - juxxou IVIIDDLERS, CLASS IJ - Juxlolis, TOTAL, I Representatlon Massachusetts, I I3 Montana, New York,. 72 Wyoming, Pennsylvania, 29 Colorado, Connecticut, 2I Idaho, MIHUQSOU'-1 I5 Kansas, UIIQOIS1 I4 Rhode Island, Mfljflef I3 Tennessee, Olflov I 'I Virginia, M issouri, Il Alabanm, New Hampshire, IO Nevada, N ew Jersey, 9 Utah, Indlanav 7 West Virginia, Iowa, , 7 Wisconsin, California, A 6 Mexico. AYRPIUSHS, 5 Hawaiian Islands Nffbmskav , 5 Prince Edward Is Dist. of Columbia, 4 Africa, Kqnfglfrkyi 4 England, Michigan, 4 Turkey, Vermont, 4 Washington, 4 Delaware, 3 Totalv land, 204 I 99 493 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 I 1 1 I 1 3 2 1 1 I I 403 Q f 2 ' Q Cay, Jr' ,- ,ff ,,-aw , ,a.- - ,Q :i A wr- 5 ' kid - ,,, , xxx 1 -f 1 ,-1f,1.172v 'A Z 1.1 HQTZL F Q kr 1' , .. fb ,- '-12:72 ,U jim.. W- - -Z-rl, - 2 ..... --'- A 'xi X- -A 1' '-4? - -,Y ,,,., ..1' ix. X ,rf ff .. Jw'-., A-A -M Si kv . GLEE CLU Russnm. A. Buss, '02, Leader Liars J. l'liliRIN, '02, lllauagcr R, j. CAMPBELL, '02, Arcomfmnzh-I NOTE? 'T T'7G :owen F519 Flrst Tenors RJ. Cates, T73 , V. um ir- I.. Reed,PozLys' 04 l.. Scullin, '03 A. Sliirrell, '04 Second Tenors ,l. Campbell, 'oz W. Leavenworth, 'oz R. Russell, lo., H. Scribner, 'oz Flrst Bassos S. Azhdcrinn. 'oz A. Bliss, 'oz Clmcc, '03 A. Voigt, 'oz Second Bassos W. Andrews, '03 G. Becker, 'oz A. Campbell, 'U4 ,lf Campbell, 'oz A. Peters, 'oz A. W. W. Thayer, 'nz h-,nf-' 7 f , ,I , KVA 1 f I ,Ml ffui f, ? W, f 7 ,fa f f IWWIMZ 1, M' 'W QW 40 Shirrell Reed Thayer Azhderlan Chace Andrews Scullin Campbell Bliss Humphreys Scribner Voigt GLEE CLUB . x ' :Lv Y +VSf ul, f S21 3 my P Q ,-ge: -ig, '+ W 7 f , v U, -3 7 . 5 K 5 gs! Qt: J' F I 12 ' ' Zgulgv I ' 41' 0 'x,.nN , . HORACE w. 11A1N14:, '02, A ' WM, iw Leader Y ' N 5 ' LEE J. PERRIN, 'o2, I J.,- l1f!llI!Zgl?1' I, ,'v' ,ff ,f , Q ,., 'i v 1',lf'.f?M., f fx Banjeaurines B. CA11Txvu1Gn'1', '03 E. W. LEVIQRING, '03 C. C1-men, 'o3 H. W. PAINE, 'oz E. B. CHAI-IN, '03 R. L. PA'r1z11soN, 'oz W. Duma, 'oz D. S. PHELPS, '04 R. L. KICICNEY, 'oz R, A. Vomr, 'oz First Banjos Second Banjos W. T. BACON, 'oz W. D. Bulawxsu, '04 C. W. IiLr,Io'1 1', '05 J. IJ. I.IGmaTT, '03 R. PARK, 'oz C. C. PERKINS, 'oz L. T. Wu.cox, 'o3 , --A-i---E Guitars H. EDWARDS, 'oz T. Ii. JOHNSTON, 'oz li. T. HALL, 703 C. H. MURPHY, 'oz J. C. P1-IELPS, 'oz L. G. HOWARD, 'oz 4: Howard Wilcox Hall Brewer Voigt Bacon Johnston Edwards J. Phelps Murphy Levering Keeney Perkins Chapin Park Paine Elliott Cartwright Liggett Chace Patterson D.- Phelps Duke BANJO CLUB A , 112 I 'I .Aq5lf': I7iElJ' 1 G? f C5- 351, 6 R U5 cgi WD W f X f.. - T - Tv ' If ' K 4-DQS 3411:-:I n w!,.!,'1,ff.K ' l. f ,'L'f12i1f5? im W C ,Digi , f f ,R ,f f if: ' ll' 1492 ' if, ' 'MV' 'riff fy, H C 11:3-..J--.--.. Zf - - .1gf.',.,0 xx fail FRED H. GORDON, '02, K-tg 'A -P 5 N N M - I erzzfcz' T 'g :?,.:?f1gf?f4,- 1, ' -, N, 2 5 ,E .. .f Jil ' - '4 1 I 21' , , - N' X Vg ' f' ' N - LEEJ PERRIN 'Q X ji I.-' Ng , ' 1 O-1 .Ik A My A fllauqggr ff fn- First Mandolins Second Mandolins O. Du'1'cmcR, '02 J. G. BENBOW, '04 A. A. l'lc'1'ERs, 702 I. G. STIQTSON, '03 W. H. MCGILL, '04 N. PAscuALL, '03 F. H. G0RD0N, '02 R. G. EDWARDS, '02 H. l'HIl'l'S. 'oz ' H. B. S'r1MsoN, '03 M. K. SMITH, '03 F. R. W1cRw1Rra, '02 J. H. jomzs, '03 -H. FERRY, '02 P. R. REED, '03 E. A. TURNER, '04 C. H. SCRIBNER, 'oz C. L. SCULLXN, '03 Guitars E. B. CHARIN, '03 P. S. SHELDON. '03 1. C. Pl-mu-S, '02 H. W. PAINE, '02 H. S. EDWARDS, '02 L. G. HOWARD, 'oz T. E. Joi-INSTONE, 'oz Violin Mandela C. BOYNTON, '03 S. H. ELL'IOT, '03 'Cello C. I-I. MURPHY, '02 44 Paschall Smith Edwards Sheldon Howard Murphy McGill Turner Chapin Elliot Ferry Reed Dutcher Stetson Phelps Edwards Scribner Scullin Paine Gordon Johnston Phipps Peters Boynton Wickwire Benbow Stimson MANDOLIN CLUB Leaders and Managers 1877 G. A. TYzz1':R 1878-79 S. M. GORDON LEADERS MR. CHANDLER . G B. HOLLISTER . S. E. FARWELL . A E. ADDIS . N. P. COFFIN N P. COEFIN T. F. RUSSEL I. G. WESTON . H. W. BROWN . H. W. BROWN . H. W. NIITCI-IELL . ROsS1TER 'HOWARD ROSSITER HOXVAIQD E G . LEONARD . H. P. DYER . . R A. BLISS . R. A. BLISS . LEADERS. 'TIU1 K. HOLLISTER . K. HOLLISTER . H. G. SANFORD . F. W. HOWARD . F. W. HOWARD . V. M. TYLER T. H. SPENCE R P. 'TYLER . E. H. CLARK . J. F. JANES . . S. H. MOSELEX', :md S. H. MOSELEY, 2nd H BRUFF .' . H W. PAINE . . LEADERS F. W. HOWARD . T. CLARK M. A. W. DAVIS . S. F. SHATTUCK . G. L. WHITE . J. W. BURDICK . A. J. BRUFF . F. SQUIER, Jr.. J. F FARSON, Jr. . H. GORDON . GLEE CLUB LEADERS. 1881 C. A. JONES 1882 W. G. SC1-1A1f1f1.1cE . 1887 1888 1889 ISQO 1891 1892 1862-93 1393-94 1394'95 1895-96 1895-96 1896-97 . 1897-98 . 1898-99 1899-OO . 19oo-o1 . . 1901-O2 BANJO CLUB . 1888-89 . 1889-9o . 1890-91 . 1891-92 . 1892-93 - 1593-94 '594'95 1895-96 . 1896-97 . 1897-98 . 1898- . 1899- . . 19oo-O1 . . IQOI-O2 99 Oo MANDOLIN CLUB . 1892-93 - l393'94 - 1394-Og . 1 5 . 1836-37 . 1897-98 . 1898-99 . 1899-90 . IQOO-OI . IQOI-O2 46 1885 W. B. SEGNER 1886 G. TIIWING MANAGERS . J. T. CARR . A. AIJDIS R. W. HOLMES . B. W. STOVER . C. A. CRAWFORD W. J. LA1'11AM G. C. Sc11RL11sER . C. P. DODGE H. W. NIITCI-IELL . A. J. BAKER P. J. MORGAN A. M. TAYLOR . T. HOWARD . W. B. JORDAN, Jr. L. F. B1SsE1.1. . L. J. PERRIN MANAGERS . L. G. F1s1-1ER . M. Ii. STONE J. S. E1.1.1OTT G. P. DOCKER . L. M1Tc11ELL L. E. FULTON A. M. TAYLOR . T. HOXVARIJ W. B. JORDON, Jr. . L. F. BISSELL . L. J. PERRIN MANAGERS . M. E. STONE . J. S. ELLIOT G. P. DOCKER . L. MITCl'lEI.L L. E. FULTON A. M. TAYLOR . T. HOWARD W. B. JORDAN L F. BISSELL . L. J. PERRIN A ' 5 , In A rm::.tiax:-fx vf - :4Z::: 7'?:5E5 ': 5 :'5L4A5 ', tvs-..::v.n'.:..:-zziffif !fX My , 1 , V K:-nS:.Anm . . V. .. 1? .- ygv--11 ' 5 iff! l X r l ' :,?4:,M5 :3.5i5ii35 6 . ,..,,..,,,. A USM, www .W fa s i ff M W 5 K R-Rexx if ,le-f2 'itll E... Literary Society-Established 1825 Qfficers Fall Term IRVING HENRY GALLYON, l're.v1'n'ml FRANK OVBRIIEN, If?'f:4.- 1'rv.vz'1fw1l WARD McI.ANA1mN, Sem.-1:1131 SYDNEY 'HOBART CART!-:R, Ybuzaxzn-er Winter Term Svnmsx' HORART CARTER, P1'f.vz'n'w1i FRANK O'ISRI1zN, Was l'rvs1'a'euf . LYMAN BICKFORD KxRRPA'rR1cR, Sverelazy jolm JOSEPH RIL'CI.lEI.I.AND, Ybwzsurer Spring Term JOHN EZRA AYISRS, l're.v1'n'uni WILI,IAM WEN'1'woR'1'u 'Fx-IAYIQR, lf'7'ce Pre.v1'f1'e1zl ' CIIIQSTER BYRON KELLIQY, Sucrelmy LEO LINWQNRERG. 7'7'L'II.fIH'IJl' 48 Members of Philo j. E. Ayers W. Avery L. C. Barton j. G. Benbow L. Bevier, jr E. C. Boynton S. H. Carter R. L. Clark E. J. Curtis M. J. Dorgan C. W. Elliott J. K.'Esser J. Faust R. W. Fernald j. G. Fuller I. H. Gallyon T. M. Hall J. L. Hall H. L. Hayford G. M. Heckscher C. Humphrey C. B. Kelley Allen R. Benner Archibald Freeman ,li-l..11--1 L. B. Kirkpatrick A. F. Kitchel G. D. Kiltredge H. ll. Lewman J. J. McClelland J. S. McClelland A. M. McCurdy R. H. McCurdy C. G. Merriam W. McLanahan F. O'Brien L. J. Perrin J. C. Phelps G. W. Pierson L. Platt W. Richardson M. B. Riggs R. A. Bliss J. D. Spaulding B. M. Starks l. G. Stetson H. B. Stimson ,,-i....i-- l-L-.. 1901 - 1902 J. F. Stimson C. J. Sullivan F. M. Taylor W. W. Thayer H. G. 'l'yer R. A. Voigt W. A. Waterman D. H. Wray j. A. Toole j. R. Williams J. Reynolds, jr. C. C. Clough T. B. Anderson R. L. Leeds A. L. Loomis R. l'. Kinney nf white L. D. Dousman R. L. Keeney F. G. Becker C. Sumner J. H. Browning HONQRARY MEMBERS Alfred E. Stearns Bernard M. Allen Irving H. Gallyon George T. Eaton Sidney H. Carter 49 l , Literary Society-Established 1892 Officers Fall Term CIIAIILIQS '1'IIII'I' RVIJIEII, P1'L'.Y1'Ift?llf FIIIEIJIQIIICK SEWALL BALI2, V7nr fjI'L'.S'l'IfL'llf DAVID jAcIisoN DAVIS, .S'un'elmy ALIQXANDEII NVILLIAM ISANNWAIIT, Y?'L'IZ5ll1'Ef Winter Term FIIEDEIIICK SIawAI,L BALL, l'resz'n'e11t Josrzl-H AUIQUSTINIE O'CoNNoII, 102-u !'rm'n'mf YVILLIAM JOSIAII NU'I I'.I2II, .skzcrefmy RICIIAII ll PAIIK, I3'm.v1zrer . Spring Term RICIIAIID PARK, l'rm'n'w1f WILLIAM josIAII N UTTEII, 1f7fu l'nrsz?1'eul SIIIAGON S'rI2I'III2N AMIDEIIIAN, Scrrelazy RONALD LAWSON PATISIISON, Trua.mrvr 50 P of Forum A. Gooclhue C. Gillis ll. Gillis N. Grecly '1'. Hall Hodge G. Howard W. Kellogg L. Kahn E. Keach J. McLan1 F. B. Morse A. Moore Mourad M. MacDougal G. Marshall S. Miller Neal W. D. Nichols Members R. Angell F. M. W. Alworth H. S. S. Azhderian R. A. W. liannwart G. F. S. Bale E. J. A. Bartlett S. H. F. Burns L. Ii. J. Beinccke E. D. E. Bigwoocl W. D. Brewer W. R. R. Chase C J. M. Cates S. F. M. Carter G- W. I. Cohn A- -I. I. Donovan A- S. C. liveringham B- I. Evans G- W. H. Evans H- H. Ferry F. E. Foster W. j. Nutter SI 1901 - 1902 J. A. O'Connor 1-I. P. Onasch C. j. O'Sullivan C. P. Otis R. Park R. L. Patterson R. L. Reed P. R. Reed Chas. 'I'. Ryder A. Shuler W. M. Silleck A. Sherrill G. H. Schilclmiller E. I. Thompson E. S. Thomas H. M. Trieber C. N. Whitney R. M. Wilcox A. B. Williams F. F. Wulkop 3. Means Prize Speaking 'I'IIIR'rY-I+'ouRTI-I ANNUAL SPEAKING, MAY I4, IQOI. Competitors and Subjects I. THE USE AND MISUSE OF POPULAR MUSIC, SYDNEY HOEART CAR'rER, 'oz A METRICAL TRANSLATION OF ILIAD, IX, 3oS-426, CHARLES TRIIII' RYDER, 'ol A PLILA FOR TI-Ili PRESERVATION OF OUR FORESTS, HAROLD SIMI-soN DEMINII, 'ox 4. THE HEROISM OF DAILY LIFE, ALEXANDER WII,I.IAM IIANNWART, 'oz 5. THE ORATOR AND THE HUMAN VVILL, D FREDERICK SICWALL ISALE, 'oz 6. THE HEROISM OF DAILY LIFE, CHARLES SAMUEL FALLows, 'ox 7. A PLEA FOR THE PRESERVATION OF OUR FORESTS, RICHARD PARK, 'oz S. THE ORATOR AND THE HUMAN WILL, ' EIIWARIJ ELMER BEALS, 'ox 9. A PLEA FOR THE PRESERVATION OF OUR FORESTS, SIRAGAN STEPHEN AZIIDERIAN, 'oz A Committee of Award MR. A. K. WI-IITCOMI5, . . LOWELI. MR. CYRUS WJIRISH, . . . LOWELL MR. ALBERT L. BACI-IELLER, . .I LowELL Prize Winners FIRST: CHARLES TRIPP RYDER, 'OI SECOND: EDWARD ELMER BEALS, ,OI I TI-IIRD: RICHARD PARK, '02 52 Bannwart Carter Fallows Azhderlan Deming Welch Ryder Park Bale MEANS PRIZE SPEAKERS Draper Prize , Speahing 'I'HIRI'x'-FHf'I'H ANNUAL SPEAKING, JUNE 25, IQOI Competitors and Subjects I. THE RESCUE OF LYGIA, .... Szk'nk1'Irwz'c: . CHARLES JARv1s CHAPMAN, 'or 2. TI-IE UNKNOWN SPEAKER, .... A7I0lQflll0Il5 ' ARTHUR JAMES DERIWSHIRE, 'ol 3. THE ROMAN SENTINEL, .... . Florence SYDNEY ROGERS COOK, 'or 4. THE ROYAL BOWMAN, ....,. . Thomson GARDNER ASI-INWALL RICHARDSON, 'oI J 5. ROBERT EMMET'I S DEFENSE, . . . . Adajzfcd WILLIAM JOHNSON COLISY, 'ol 6. THE UNCONSCIOUS GREATNESS OF STONEWALL JACKSON, Hoge FREDERICK CHASE, 'or 7. f-PUPLIC OPINION, ...... . Phillyis FREDERICK SEWALL BALE, 'oz ' 8. HWOLFE A'I' QUEBEC, . . . . . . Budloug GILIIERI' BROWNING, 'or Committee of Award RT. REV. SAMUEL FALLOWS, D. D., CHICAGO, ILL. REV. NEHEMIAH ISOYNTON, D. D., . . DETROIT, MICII. MR. WILLIAM TENNEY ISREWSTER, M. A., COLUMBIA COLLEGE - Prize Winners FIRST: ARTHUR JAMES DERBYSHIRE, 'or SECOND: FREDERICK SEWALL BALE, 'oz THIRD: SIDNEY ROGERS COOK, 'OI 54 . Browning Chapman Chase Richardson Colby Bale Derbyshire Cook DRAPER PRIZE SPEAKERS Park Greeley Paterson Clark Thayer Stimson 1902 PHILO-FORUM AND ROBINSON PRIZE DEBATERS ,L,1,l.i.ll- R1ism.vlcIJ: That thc Babcock Hill should he passed by Congress. Prize Winners: Ronlclu' I.1Nc:ol.N CLARK HENRY I3A11Tl.ET'1' STIMSON Wn.r.1AM WliNTXX'Oll'l'I'I THAYER ,533 lhzggg? ff , A ,ffffq , Hbbj , 1', Qx , X , mf Mwngffm I-7 .1 My f' Nw Ay N X , U Q47 5 , P wkag x O-PUC V Q I 5 I Af - rix f I 557 . .., . -d e ,r... , Wi- 5,5 1 i.-v'Q-,T- V' 1 ,. .... . 'M ai 7 ,..,. c- cnZO-H-HIP History of Publications aria! . LL the present publications in Phillips are more or less directly the outgrowth of one-the old Plzilo Mz'1'r'o1'. The Philo jllirror, a quarterly, was first printed in 1854, after existing for seventeen years in manuscript forma These early fM'r1-ars, though ratl1er,.th,in,'-are of surprisingly high ' literary merit, indeed, little impr0vgm6iit'in quality was ever made in the forty years of the paper's existence. The size, however, was gradually doubled, tripled, and quadrupled, until by the early Eighties it had become a huge affair of over a hundred pages, the greater part con- sisting of JW-I'111zrrz' and Class Book matter, which, first creeping in towards the end of the Sixties, had grown out of all proportion and clicked the literary development. The Ml'7'I'0I' grew fatter and fatter, till at last, in I892, the absurdity of issuing a Pa!-Pom-1'z' three times a year was realized, and the clumsy old IWIIU fllirrar made over into two new publications. The monthly Philfqhs !1lIII'07't.'l' Jllirror, edited by a board selected from the entire school, succeeded to the literary part, and an annual, at first called the MIZSQIZB and published by Philo, to the pot-pourri. The Jlhrror, though it has undergone, many changes and alterations, has appeared regularly for the ten years, and seems now to have settled into a permanent form. It fills, or ought to fill, an important place in school life. Oneof the best of the recent changes in the JlIz'rror is the increase from seven to nine issues a year. The Jlhzsyue appeared for the first and last time in 1893, clad in most magnificent attire. But the days for the debating societies to control the publications were. past: the school had grown, and although perhaps Philo herself had never before been so prosperous as then, her comparative infiu- ence was nothing to what it had been thirty or forty years before. The foundation of Forum, too, made the continuance of the existing conditions impossible. 58 In 1894, the Pol-Pourrz' appeared published by Philo and Forum to- gether, since which date it has been edited, like all the other publications, by an independent board. The Phz'11Q5z'au was lirst issued as a fortnightly editorial and news sheet in 1878. In the twenty-four years of its existence it has undergone many improvements, alterations and enlargements until it is now a bi-weekly news- paper notable as one of the most successful periodicals of its kind in the country. Strange to say, Andover had no Senior Class Book until 1897, when the present book sprang into existence. It fully supplies the long felt want, and is a credit to the school. Andover maintains several publications, but no more than her position demands. They form an indispensable branch of the school life and cannot be neglected, for their strength or weakness reflects directly upon the name ofthe school. Realizing this, the school as a whole is gladly giving them that support which they deserve, and upon which their existence depends. Robcr! Linralzz Clark. N 59 -api 4 . ,,,. V 1 Nt . 1 Mifxx -'xx My I Dj ,ww-'gqfgq I in Vj, A A fi ' 'iii in 1 I J ' ,ff 32- ' M' 55 , Vp ff F , ,- 'J X' 4' I 5 L' 2 if , ,fy ,f fa-ff f f 1. 15, 2 'vii ff ' 'f-.rv f 4? 4 i if . an X it ,rf Q L ' Uk if' V- 7 i ' bf 1 f X L R IAA 'hx K Z-:FA A A fl, If 11 I Q--W'-X ifi:J,4 ' e.I55+WfewiFi --yimfjnx Established 1854 Up. Jafx 'NX k If 9.4.5, X- , A -1,2 X Managing Editor CHARLES T. RYDISR, '02 Business Manager IRVING H. GALLYON, '02 Assistant Business Manager JAMES G. FULLER, ,O3 Literary Editor KQOHN N. GRIEELY, '02 Board of Editors THOMAS Y. COOPER, '02 ROBERT L. CLARK, '02 60 Cooper Greely Clark Fuller Ryder Gallyon MIRROR BOARD H The Phillipian Established 1878 Managing Editor LEE PERRIN, '02 Assistant Managing Editor JOHN Avlslzs, '02 Business Manager SYDNEY H. CARTER, '02 Associate Editors A ROBERT L. KEENEY, '02 EDWARD B. CHAPIN, '03 JONATHAN K. ESSER, '03 A ROBERT W. FERNALD, '03 PHILIP L. REED, 'oz 62 P. L. Reed Chapin Esser Keeney Ayers Fernaid Perrin Carter PHILLIPIAN BOARD f .. .J , il . .fx , 754. 2.77 wg r E Q 51 89 'i'Z7h . iwyxfgill' 4 mx f H Q im , Wx ifngfyfl 'I . 1 W if v A I ir f- I ' .. .' um,. v A xx l K ,gn ,, 3 3 .0 ., x f - --' I 03 33455. V N it ' 1. '-Q w i A mf Us I 1 I 1 W ii Q mfs 3 f I - if ..-Q a n N PAUL R. REED, ' Established 18 93 Managing Editor LYMAN B. KIRKPATRICK, 'oz Business Manager PHILIP L. REED, 'oz Associate Editors 03 ' JAMES EVANS, JR., '03 RALPH A. VOIGT, 'OI Artist JAMES C. WICKWIRE, '02 64 -.1,7,,.-... ., w 1 .,. Li W: iz I Q., l 'Ph , 'ff Voigt P. R. Reed J. Evans P. L. Reed J. C. Wickwire POT-POURRI BOARD nav--va-1 ' ,7'fff'la v.. Bliss S. H. Carter ' Perrin Goodhue 1902 CLASS BOOK BOARD F. A. GOOD!-IUE, B1l.S'l'lll!J'J' Illamztger L. J. PERRIN, Zllanagihg Ediior R A BLISS S: CMQTIER, Assorfalu Edifors E The Phillipian Managing Editors and Business Managers . S. BE'AcH . F. J. PHELPS R. TROWBRIIJGE J. T. SYMONDS P. I. WELLS . E. J. PHEL1's . C. S. THOMPSON A. S. KNIGHT D. W. PHELAN H. C. EMERSON W. H. KING . E. J. HALL . F. E. L. WATSON G. B. HOLLISTER J. G R H H W. LUND . . W. HOLLISTER . L. WEEKS. . M. LANIJON . M. LANDON A. E. ADDIS . A. ADDIS . R. W. HOLMES C. H. ROBINSON J. TAYLOR, Jr. G. S. MCLAREN, Jr. G. S. MCLAREN, Jr. W. T. B. WILLIAMS J. M. WOOLSEY H. P. BALE . C. B. CARBERRY L. FULTON W. Ii. DAY . F. A. LucAs . H. DRUMMOND F. H. DAY . LEE J. PERRIN MANAGING EDITORS YEARS 11us1NEss MANAGERS . 1878-78 . C. M. SIIELDON 1373-79 1879-So . NONE . 1880-81 . . NONE . 1880-SI. . 1881-82 C. S. PATTERSON 1881-82 G. R. CARPENTER 1882-83 H. ISA1s111TT . 1883-84 D. W. PHELAN . 1883-84 . W. B. SEGUR . 1884-85 . W. B. SEGUR 1884-S5 . J. W. LUND . 1884-85 . 1885-86 . J. B. LUND . 1885-86 . 1885-86 1886-S7 . A. L. CLARK . 1886-87 . 1886-87 E. C. IBARTLETT 1887-88 E. C. ISARTLETT 1888-88 . 1888-89 J. D. CAMERON . 1888-89 . 1889-90 . A. ADDIS . 1890-91 . G. R. ATI-IA . . 1890-91 . . 1891-92 . J. B. NEALE . . 1892-93 ' W. B. PARKER . 1893-94 . O. M. CLARK 1894-95 A. E. BRANCH . 1895-96 R. R. WHITING . 1896-97 A. H. RICHARDSON 1897-98 . C. H. SCHWEPPE 1898-99 . R. W. MOORHEAD . 1899-oo . C. GARRISON . 19oo-O1 D. M. WVISHARD . 1901-O2 S. H. CARTER 67 The Mirror C Managing Editors and Business Managers MANAGING EDITORS W. H. WVADIIAMS . N. A. SMY'r11E . W. H. GARDNER . DONALD GORDON . G. B. ILLLIS . RAY MORIKIS . J. I . FERRY . J. R. IRVINIC . Ii. W. BAKER R. J. DODD . C. T. RYDER . YEARS 11usINEss MANAGER 1891-92 . G. H. MCCLEI.LAN 1892-93 G. H. IWCCLELLAN 1893-94 . C. GRILK . S. L. FULLER 1894-95 . . W. T. LAING 1895-96 . H. J. CO1.11uRN 1896-97 . J. H. A. SYMONDS 1897-98 . . . P. M. NAS11 1898-99 . 1 S99-oo -. 19oo-O1 IQOI-O2 The Pot - Pourri . K. D. CLARK F. I.. COLLINS . W. J. COLISY I. H. GALLYON Managing Editors and Business Managers f . P. R. LESTER M. B. PATTERSON W. H. HANSCOM G. M. CHADWELL . TREO. FICKE . KEITH SMITH F. E. SOLOMON R. P. Sc11ENcK . H. J. MULLIN MANAGING ED1'1'ORs YEARS 1xus1NEss MANAGERS A. C. IWACK . . 189:-93 . . L. Ii. GUILLOW . 1893-94 ' . F. PORTER 1894-95 . F. S. PORTER . 1895-96 . . F. LAWRENCE . 1896-97 R. HOWARD . . 1897-98 . L. H. ARNOLD, Jr. 1898-99 . F. E. SOLOMON . 1899-oo R. J. DRYER . . IQOO-Ol L. B. KIRKPATRICK 1901-oz 68 . P. L. REED s, R - ,xxx .L X, A , I 1 Q 1 ' ' Y! k'f'1 ' RALPH P. KINNEY, '02, C'npl1z1'1z WILLIAM W. GRANT, '03, A.v.ri.rfa11t Mnfrager lfafghf Tackle OGIJEN DUTCIIER, 'oz lcggm Em EDWIN WHITE, '02, lllrzlugger The Team Lnft Ella' Gus'I'AvIc M. HIQCKSCIIEII, '02 LM Tafkle JOIIN M. CA'I'Ias, '03 Ly? Guarzz' RALPII P. KINNEY, '02 Cwlfre ELMIEII I. TII0MI'soN, '05 Right Guam' BRUCE CAIITWIIIIIIIT, Jr., '03 Fu!! Bark HEIIIIEIVI' L. MAINS, ' CIIAIILIES W. WATKINS, '03 Quarlcr Back CYRIL SUMNER, 'oz Lfft Hay Bark HAROLD A. TAYLOR, 'oz lffght Hay' Bark JOHN W. LEAVENWOIITII, '02 03 Substitutes VVILLIAM C. GII.1II2Iz'I', '03, Full Back RUSSELL A. BLISS, '02, Hay Back WII.LlAhI H.. CIIANMER, '03, Haff Back 70 Bliss Cartwright Taylor Thompson Dutcher Cranmer Sumner Leavenworth Cates Kinney Mains White Gilbert Watkins Heckscher 1901 FOOTBALL TEAM Captains and Managers FOOTBALL TEAMS O. D. THOMPSON . G. F. BL,IVIE . . Captains Captains . . 1873 F. M. EATON . . 1887 . . 1876 FRANK PARSONS 1373 P. T. NICKERSON . . 1879 Managers ISSO . E. B. DOWNINO J. W. HOWARD . S. K. BREMNER . 1881 .B. F. PRATT F. S. MILLS . . 1882 . C. F. EMERSON D. E. KNOWLTON . 1883 . F. F. MERRILL W. ODLIN . . 1884 . W. D. SAWYER W. ODLIN . 1885 . . J. CROSHI' J. DIQNNISON . 1886 . D. CHURCHILL P. T. HASKELL . 1887 J. C. DUPONT C. D. BLISS . . 1888 E. R. BISHOP L. V. BLISS . . 1889 J. C. SAwv1zR F. DEP. TOWNSEND . 1890 L. W. SMITH W. B. HOPKINS . 1891 L. W. SMITH W. B. HO1-KINS . 1892 . . SAWYER J. O. ROGERS . 1893 . . O. M. CLARK C. E. DURAND . 1894 . G. R. WIDDICOMIS G. L. YOUNG . 1895 . F. T. CRANVFORD J. BARRIER . 1896 W. T. TOWNSENO G. VP. ELLIOLT . 1897 . . W. E. DAY E. L. HOLT . 1898 . R. W. MOORHEAD R. T. DAVIS . 1899 . . L. H. ARNOLD, jr J. A. COLLINS IQOO . F. A. GOODHUE,-If R. P. KINNEY IQOI . . E. WHITE Scores of Football Team for 1901 Andover o Needham A. C. O Andover o Harvard Fresh. I7 Andover 5 Somerville High o Andover o Yale Fresh. II Andover O Newburyport A. C. 6 Andover II Boston College o Andover 5 Hopkinson O Andover 5 Holy Cross 37 Andover I7 Williston Seminary o Andover o Exeter 5 72 W. Grant Dousman Oskamp K. Grant Gilbert Morse f -Rag. ' V-LVN, , 'A-A.,-g ,,,, ' ' , , Q..-ff 'rf-.1f..is:f2'.:.-rg susan- .-1: 'sw ' , X i ey, Cates Mr. Freeman White Mr. Fuller Knox O'Brien Gurley ATHLETIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE Fl. MXN 114 N L' WILLIAM C. MATTHEVVS, '01, Capfzzin CARL COONLEY, '01, Ilfafzqgfvr I V HUGH KNOX, Axszlvlalzl Mzzflagcf' The Team WILLIAM C. MA'rT11Ews, Carrhcr JOHN A. CAM1'11ELL, '03, Pilchcr RAL111-1 W. HASENWINKLE, ,OI, First liaxe JOHN FARSON, 'o1, Second Base CARLETON Hu1sKAMP, 'o3, Third Base FRANK O'BRIEN, Shar! Staff CHARLES H. SCRIRNER, '02, Rfghf Fzkld WALTER S. TRUDE, 'o4, Ceufre Fzkla' EDWARD L. LANIGAN, '02, LW Fzklrz' Substitutes HERBERT L. MAINS, '03, Picker THOMAS J. BURKE, YOI, Ouweld PHILIP L. REED, '02, lffeffz' and Pifcher 74 Mains Campbell Farson Trude Scribner Burke Lanigan Huiskamp Matthews Coonley Hasenwinkle O'Brien 1901 BASEBALL TEAM Captains and Managers BASEBALL ' TEAMS Captains W. H. Moonv . . 1871 T. T. TNURSTON 1877 W. j. CRAv1aNs CFallj . 1872 C. GARDNER . 1878 O. D. THOM1-SON . 1873 F. W. ROGERS . 1379 O. D. T11O1v11'sON . 1874 G. H. STRONG . 1880 O. D T11O1v1PsON . . . 1875 W. H. HA1.11ERT 1881 C. WEBSTER Qlfallj . . 1875 P. B. STEWART 1882 C. HOWARD . . . 1876 W. M. VINTON ' 1883 H. F. Norms . . . 1885 Captains Managers ' H. KNOw1.'1'ON 1886 . F. A. SHE1'HER1J H. KNow1.'rON 1887 E. URAINARD . 1888 . E. C. BARTLETT A. STEARNS . . 1889 . . D. C1-1URcH11.1. A. STEARNS . . 1890 . . A. F. Aums F. R1.1s'1'1N . 1891 . W. B. STOVER F. T. MUlil'I'lY . 1892 . F. E. W12Y1aR11Aus12R F. T. MUR1-1-11' . 1893 . . W. O. Cox, jr. G. C. GRE1sNwAx' . 1894 . . O. PRESTON P. T. DR1aw . . 1895 . H. E. MARSHALI, R. M. BARTON . 1896 . . C. B. COULD I. J. FRENC11 . 1897 . . A. A. THOMAS L. D. WA1JD1c1.L . 1898 . T. C. Sc11Rn11s1zR L. G. SAUNDERS . 1899 . . T. H. N1av1N B. WINSLONV . . 1900 . C. D. RA1fF1zR1'v W. C. MATTIAIEXVS IQOI . . C. COONLEY F. O'BR112N . . . 19o2 . . H. S. KNOx Scores of Baseball Team for 1901 Andover 6 Brown 8 Andover 2 Yale 3 Andover 7 Tufts 2nd 6 Andover 2 Yale Fresh. 0 Andover 8 Manhattan College 8 Andover IO Wesleyan 3 Andover S Newburyport A. C. I Andover 2 Harvard Fresh. o Andover 6 Colby 2 Andover 6 Georgetown IO Andover I5 Harvard 2l1Cl I3 Andover 5 Exeter 8 Andover IO Mercersberg Academy 2 Andover 9 Exeter 2 Andover 3 Amherst 2 Andover 9 Exeter O 76 1902 BASEBALL SQUAD Ln fi-RA-,.- .,wf.a'?Rg:,5e W. A. SCI-IICK, '01, Captain F. S. BAILEY, 'or, zllamzgel' K. P. GRANT, '02, !1.V.fl'J'lll7tf IIIIZIIIIAHYI' ' The Team S. H. CARTER, 'oz C. W. WATKINS, 'o3 R. G. EDwARDs, 'oz D. H. BOTCHRORD, '03 R. P. KINNEY, 'oz W. H. STURTEVANT, 'oz H. S. EDWARDS, 'oz ' W. A. SCHICK, jr., 'ol J. R. FRY, 'oz W. MCLANAHAN, 'oz j. N. LEVINE, '04 C. S. FALLOWS, 'ol J. M. CATES, '03 J. K. ESSER, oz ' Squad S C. J. CHAPMAN, 'oI, G. BRowN1Ncs, 'ol P. M. Bu'r'rERFmD, 'ol W. D. NICHOLS, 'oz K. P. GRANT, 'oz L. B. KIRRPATRICR, 'oz C. SUMNER, 'oz R. R. CHASE, 'oz D. W. BOYNTON, 'ol W. B. Rom2RTs, 'or W. J. Comw, 'oz C. W. WASHISURN, 'og Relay Team J. M. CA'rus, '03 1-LS. EDWARDS, 'oz C. W. WATKINS, 'o3 V R. G. EDWARDS, 'oz Substitutes C. C. PERKINS, 'oz A. W. BANNWART, 'oz 78 Levine H. Edwards Fry R. Edwards Carter Cates Botchford Sturtevant Shick McLanahan Fallows Kinney Watkins Esser TRACK TEAM Tracll Athletic Meets ANDOVER VS. EXETER MEET EXETER 61 P. A. Campus, May 25, 1901 ANDOVER 43 N. E. INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET EXETER-First ANDOVER-Second WORCESTER-Third P. A. Records 100 220 120 220 440 880 Yards Dash-10 sec., W. A. Schick, Jr., ,0l, P. Campus, June 2, 1900 Yards Dash-21 3-5 sec, W. A. Schick, Jr., '01, Soldiers Field, June IO, 1900 Yards Hurdle- IQ 3-5 sec., J. J. Peter, '97, Columbia Oval, June l2, 1897 Yardx Hilfdfd-26 I-5 sec., C. W. Fay, '04, New Haven, May 17, IQOZ Yards Run- SI sec., W. A. Schick, Jr., '01, P. A. Campus, Oct. 23, 1900 Parris Ddih--2.02 1-4 sec., J. M. Cates, '03, P. E. Campus, June 2, 1900 Mz'Ie Run -4 min. 32 2-5 sec., W. T. Laing, '9 5, Holmes Field, June 9, 1894 2 Mile Bzkycle-5 min. 5 sec., M. M. Cochran, 799, Charles River Track, 1899 16 Lb. Sha! Pu!-40 ft. 3 I-4 i1I., R. P. Kinney, '02, Interscholastic, March 22, 1902 . l.?I'Lb. Hammer Throw- 145 ft., 7 in., R. P. Kinney, '02, P. E. Campus, June 1, l902 I2 Lb. Sho! Pill-46 ft. 9 in., R. P. Ki1mey, '02, Buffalo. July II, 1901 Rfmlzing Broan' jump -21 ft. 6 ins., C. S. Fallows, '01, P. E. Campus, June 2, 1900 Ifuunilggf Hzgfh jump-5 ft. 81-4 ins., L. P. Sheldon, '92, P. A. Gymnasium Pole Vllilff-ll ft., L. P. McGovern, '04, Cambridge, June 7, 1902 Captains W. J. LAPIIAM W. T. LAINO W. T. LAING A H R. A. C. C. D. . HINE P. TYLER . P. RICHARDSON H. SCHWEPPE N. KIMBALL G. CRAWFORD W. A. SCI-IICK, Jr. J. M. CATES . Captains and Managers . 1893 1894 1895 . 1896 1897 . 1898 . 1899 1900 . 1901 IQOZ 80 J. Managers J. O. RODGERS F. S. PORTER W. C. RIDGEWAY J. C. GREENWAY . J. L. MILLS KEITH SMITH J. M. DREISIIACH H. WOMELSDORF F. S. BAILEY K. P. GRANT Hodge Morey ANDOVER-EXETER TENNIS CHAMPIONS H. HODGE, OI, won the Singles H. Honors, '01, and H. W. MOIlEY, 'ol, won the Doubles Second Football Tea'm ROBERT L. KEENEY, '02, Cllffllfll The Team lirmfv ROBERT L. CLARK, 'oz ROBERT L. KEENEY, 'oz Ylzrklex DAVID J. DAVIS, 'oz JOHN R. FRY, 'oz GllH1'0IS' - CHARLES D. CONRAD, '04 ROI5ER'l',R. CHASE, 'oz Cenlrc Rush GORDON R. CANNON, 'oz Qmzrfer lirzrk JOSEPH WASHINGTON, 'oz , Hay' I:'aM's CHARLES L. SCULLIN, '03 JAMES S. HUMBIRD, JR., '03 Fu!! Bad! ALEXANDER M. MACDOUGALL Substitutes Elm' Hay' Bark SIDNEY R. OVERALL, '03 NVILLIAM M. SILLECK, 'O A S2 Clark Macdougall Davis Overall Silleck Fry Keeney Cannon Conrad Humbird A Washington SECOND FOOTBALL TEAM I I I K ' R II-WWE' I W. M. SILLIECK, '02, Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover . Andover P .-:Fifi H6122-5: ff Wx T 5 f Q Sfllfg K I . ??fffFI' ggsrfjff I IIIJI' f 'SIN iffff xxx bfi f III. ', TT 'J X v Q A LOUIS DOUSMAN, '02, Cflfflllifl SYDNICY H. CARTER, ,02, 1Ilrz1111-gal' The Team P. L. Rxclan, '02 I I.. IJOUSMAN, '02 - l9721 :u111'1I's M. W. AI.won'I'II, 'o.I Homin, 'o3 J Cbwr Pain! P. R. REED, 'o3, fI0I,7lf G. M. IIIQCIQSCIIIQII, '02, Gan! G. H. TowNsIf:NI:o, 'o4, .S'11b.rfz'l1zfu Hocliey Team Records, 1902 . I St. Paul . 2 5 Melrose High . .I 6 M. I. T. 2 4 HHl'VZlI'CI 6 4 H:1I'v:u'd '05 o 7 Brown . I 3 H :Irvnrd '02 I 2 Town 'I'ez1m 0 4 Harvard '03 . I 36 Opponents I7 34 Townsend P. L. Reed Hodge Alworth 4 -iii 7 fgisa. Li fn P. R. Reed Silleck Dousman Heckscher Carter 1902 ANDOVER HOCKEY TEAM gh ell' Y' . ,,f' V Z V 4-1 ' .L '7.i ' 2' 58 ff' , V, D, f ul J 4 q c'AvTA1N -:.j:i K- P. VA X JOSEPH 1. SI1W'IMQ,NS,'O2 xsmwzxmzu U! if FRED G. Blzclclsla, '02 -:J ' 4 ef if 'Q!4c5 'f W1E . v y , ya., f -ld I .v ' . S Q ' g yfal I I R. 5 - e 14. - ' - '. V ' i ii Z ' OL :lt RI ff o ' 58 X. ' I I .ff 1 P, lil' 0 Lie- -nxt 3r W ' . , Members of the Team HORAC15 W. PMNE, 'oz CHARLES B. STUART, '03 MELVII,LE B. Guumcv, 'oz FRANCIS H. ROIKERTSON, 'oz Hlsuvlzv B. PERRIN, '03 , il fo. WSW ,ms J v .gpm ,wana S6 Paine Stuart Robertson Perrin Gurley Simmons Becker GOLF TEAM Reed White Carter Davis Foster Abbott Dickinson- Ayers Bird Carter -Dousman Silleck Keeney 1902 BASEBALL TEAM SCORE: 'o3, log '02, 6 Levine Dyer Cates Becker Matthews Quigley Esser Davis Lindenburg Sullivan Jones French 1903 BASEBALL TEAM H. S. Edwards R. G. Edwards Cates Watkins RELAY TEAM JOHN M. CATES, 'o3 ROGER G. EDWARDS, 'oz HAROLD S. EDWARDS, 'oz CHARLES W. WATRIN , '03 Substitutes C. C. PERKINS, 'oz A. W. BANNWART, 'oz February S, l9o2, defeated Exeter at B. A. A. Meet. Time, 3 m., I7 sec Campbell Fry Huiskamp, Dunlap Edwards White Maloney Morse Fry Edwards Grant Waterworth Dousman Hlslop Marshall Park PHILLIPS STREET FOOTBALL TEAM KENNETH P. GRANT, oz, Clljfflllill JOHN R. FRY, '02, lllauagez Commons, I7-SCi100i Street, o Phillips Street, 23-Bartlct Street, o Phillips Street, I2-Coimnons, o Moore Mersereau Petit Nason Schildmiller Currier Whitney Hodge Everingham Nichols Perkins Brennan Bannwart COMMONS FOOTBALL TEAM SEYMOUR C. EVIERINGI-IAM, '04, Capmin WILLIAM D. NICHOLS, '02, - Alamzger Arnold P. L. Reed Waterman Hurlburt Howard 1 Turner Merriam Robertson Fox Paschal! Williams ll-nun-ln., G-fe - Smith McCurdy Townsend Madero Dutcher Scott Ewing Curtis Burtcln SCHOOL STREET FOOTBALL TEAM Grzouuia H. TOWNSEND, 'o4, Capnzfu PIIIL11' I.. REED, '02, - fllanqgw' j i . A , f I 5 RELAY TEAMS W xf if W 5 ik? Z Qrgan iza- tions Religious Society M Established 1833 CHARLIQS T. Rvmfzn, l're.vz'nQ.-111 Officers Fall Term IRVING H. 4SA1.l.voN, IM' l'rv.w'n1wl Rolxlcwl' II. Gn.I.1s, Snmrlfzzy A WARD McLAxAuAN, Y7'ca.s-uzw' , Winter and Spring Terms MliI.VII.l.l'1 Guluncv, !'n-.vzkfwzi Hurm C. G1I.1.1s, lf?'n: f,I'a'.t'l'II'2'llf Wmm M c'I.ANA1mN, Cru-nmpnnn'1'11.q'Sufraffzzy limvmm C. BOYNTON, ft,L'L'0l'II'l'7Lg Secrefazy ' Iuvmrs I-l. GALLYON, 7?'easurer 96 A. Bliss T. .Ryder S. Azhderian H. Gallyon M. Hall Park G. Tyer W. F ernald B. Kelly Eaton J. Hall H. Gillis A. Bartlett R. Nason D. Kittredge W. Kellogg W. Richardson E S. Thomas I R. Lewis C. Gillis B. Gurley M. McCurdy K. Smith H. Moon, Jr. . McLanahan G. Merriam C. Boynton H. Murphy, Jr. White Sumner M. H. Wilcox Members of Inquiry F. T. Wulkop A. F. Kitchell H. B. Stimson H. S. Hayford R. S. Clark E. J. Beniecke S. Bevier DeS. H. Wray J. C. Phelps W. V. A. Waterman J. S. McClelland R. S. Patterson J. R. Williams G. H. Townsend, jr, x.H. Ferry J. A. Green S. Platt W. H. Harris A. Loomis H. S. Knox J. B. Anderson F. W. Bassett A. Brewster E. W. Levering R. G. Caldwell, jr. W. W. Thayer E. S. Fouts I. D. Liggett F. R. Wickwire F. Gilchrist J. N. Greely 97 J. F. Stimson K. K. Tweedy J. R. Wickwire F. G. Hall F. B. Robbin, Jr. F. G. Benbow R. W. Brown F. A. G-oodhue, jr. L. j. Perrin F. O'Brien R. G. Leeds F. Reynolds, jr. R. G. Edwards P. C. Smith, jr. G. Madero S. C. Barton T. A. Cushman P. L. Reed F. D. Spaulding C. H. Murphy P. R. Reed, Jr. J. H. Lindsay F. R. Fulton C. H. Smith F. E. Washington, jr H. N. Scott - F. H. Gordon W. J. Nutter H. W. Paine A. Mourad Q A fX ff'N, Q f Mwyw r ', mwmmmc Q fiinn-...R MMI' V 34? LM B my . sy. Q ',.5l.,J.,,1,- 'ifnvfgtgsgxi ella f A ,F 'f-,gfllb if 1' 'EN j f K ' ' f-ij amy? ,:' 1, ri 5 'kf '4s41,p., ty 3 ' 'fp-J ,T -+ 14 I Q, 71 ' 2' 'V ' L '. A ' ' Officers NELSON FRANK ISARTLETT, '02, l'11'.vz'1I'e11! PHILIP LORING REED, '02, .lfanqger A JAMES AUSTIN IQARTLETT, '02, .S'1'nge Jlanagef Members CHARLES MITCHELL, '03 CHARLES ISAR'1'LE'1 1' CLARK, '03 NVILLIAM HENRY HARRISON CRANMER, O3 CARLETON CHACE, '03 l RED1:lRICK HOUGH MAL'ROlSliR'l', '04 THEODORE MUNROE HALL, '02 - RALPH PARSONS KINNEY, '02 RICHARD PARK, 'ol 98 .Sq wjxxj '1 Q . .. A: Li -,,,ivw'S -,.' 'V V Mitchell McRobert Hall Chace Park J. A. Bartlett W. F. Bartlett P. L. Reed Clark DRAMATIC CLUB 'uIII1IF'3 f'1'11wl- r V , ,H W: I, , W ,II III IIT ITZNTQ-2' , III 'Ilw mmbd If II 'I4Nf 'Q' L WI '7'tJn1II IIIII' HII IIIIIII II. vigrx ywlb! II y I. III I ul mu IIIH y ...mi I nf IIIW N Hill ' WIIII I - I I1 H UTIIIIIIH p-t QIIIIIIQ x , ft- 4 , 1 . mf III 'fm-I 44. I. IW f t. ..Q4Ig,m.r, , .uf 'muu IIIII ft gg ,L E -I U III IIIII W 4 VI XMWYX I 5 +I' IH 'Munn u I' q'Zz5F?7! L .1 Xi I pf , V 5 Q I :xxx JI if f f ' 55 5 'E'fAtfw 51-I S 1 S ' Rv X, q I ,IXI Innnn 5- lla: I XX Z!! I I lllhll :xi I I M ff2e1'f'W f mltxylllxllnlwlllllIIIIlllIIIImllIImttwIllllnuunnunttnmtnumxlI I 'I mmmllllllllllllllllkllllllllltttittl I It , 'hm url IIII ww H I lll'IuW Xf fy IIIII ml - Il I Officers JOHN I . STI MSON, 1jl'6'.t'I'IIIfllf E D XV I N J. ISIC I N IEC K IC. Wat:-l'1'fr.s'1'11'L'11f 5 Ii. A. Amman lli. J. IIEINICCKIE j. G. Iilcxnow L. IIEVIIER, jr. W. I. Colm L. NV. Fno'rnINonAM 4 L. LINDIENIHERG ALFRED L. LOOMIS, Svfnflazy Members 'I'hc nntnbers opposite the names signifv In what order they Iinished in the Chess Tonrnntnent, also the order in which they played Harvard, Boston Tech., etc. IOO HICNRY G. TYILR, G. A. Mooulc H. P. ONASCH QA. L. Looms W. RICHARDSON aj. F. STIMSON H. B.'SMI'1'll H. G. 'I'x'I2R 7'l'L'NA'lU ez W. Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Andover Schildmiller Thompson Ciough Humphreys McLanahan, Mgr. Silleck, Capt, McGovern 1902 BASKET BALL TEAM. Games Harvard '05 . 29 M. I. T. . Il Lowell Y. M. C. A. . 25 Harvard 2nd . . . 36 Cambridgeport Y. M. C. A. 6 Boston University . II v Y W 'f - ,-...W - , GUN 5 Officers NN ,.,. H ji N3 if I LAWRENCE 15. Fox, '02 -V 4 ,Q I f,l'z,'.Yl.lI2'llf 1 v 5' ' fx , X, LESLIE G. I-IONVARID, '02 ,f X Y ' 1 I?2'ff-P1'cy1'1!w1! ff ' ' , ' GRAHAM HISLOP, '04 I ' ' f Sucrefzzzy 3 N1 2 CHARLES U. CONRAH, '04 I 1 H Y?-m.v111c1 X IMM I x ' UW +4 Members X 'ly - .... 1 HAROLD N. Sc'o'1 1', 'oz ,I SAxoN B. GAvl'1 1', '03 . A Blwclc CAR'1'w1z1c:1l'1 ob, 1' -V X z RAYMOND Rulmrau., '03 . ' f -ff! X' I, I If V, Rulaomfxl G. I.mc11s, 'o4 f' if 'f-,X SAN1fo1m A. Suuuau, '05 2 Q 7 ,L .4 - H, LIVINGSTON l'l,AT'1', '03 gl , Q . X W Mfr' If!! ffff ,If ' X' 19 f' , 1 , ,ff ,gg , N , V . K ff. .HJR A' V, - ': . 7 1, ,X 5 1 K I KX ' 'fkfjwiffv - , f f Ty x fc Q , ff W f V 1, 1' V-fl' 'A f - . W - V! VM W 1 f 'W 'i fy 715 'v il 1- ini' fnN,?U.4 5 X QV ,L 1,1 ,ffff i 4' f 35 f nal 'I 'W' kt ' ff I If 'gf f H , iffkl X ,f JH! V yi! nf V, 7 ,OV I , A X ,V 1 'g,,,7iK4Z ,f ,fxu ,bf .f I ,f K X - X 7 , J nf! f f! , , ff X ffffk - da? A X f 2 lf L . N ' fy , :fax f f K I 7 4 f yf A U Qfmi f ff f Conrad Howard Cartwright Ruddell Hislop Gavitt Fox Scott Schuler GUN CLUB 'Fat M ' U ' en. S 11.1011 Bouncer NVILLIAM FRANCIS HENRY CLAPP ROBERTSON, Fellow Sufferers F. H. GORDON, '02 W. M. SILLECK, '02 O. DUTCHER, '02 C. G. MERRIAM, '02 E. A. TURNER, '04 R. H. MOORE, '03 E. I. THOMPSO N IX Z 104 'oz N, '05 !-U H SYDNEY H. CARTER, '02, LUIZIIIZI' Members ANDRENV PA R Kli R, 'oz HUGH S. KNOX, 'oz FRANK O'BRIIiN FRED G. BECKER, '03 Io6 JOHN A. CAMPHIQLL, 704 O'Brien Knox Becker Parker Carter Campbell CHEERING STAFF D ww'X ' ., I U I f lm 'x l POLI CE J 4 0 bfwhf F ' 0 JOSEPH IRVING SIMMONS, '01 Chief Members FRANCIS ABBOT GOODHUE, '02 HERVEY BATES PERRIN, 'oz ROBERT FULLER HURLBURT, 'oz EDGAR DREWRY LYNCH, '02 o OL? ala 1'. 'V Irll Pg .A , f HX l Q LYMAN BECKFORD KIRKPATRICK, '02 loS Lynch Perrin Goodhue Hurlburt Simmons Kirkpatrick POLICE FORCE Andover Alumni Association DESMOND F1'rzGERALD JOHN ED111ANDs EDWARD T. FA1R11ANRs 1SAAC N. CARLETON jO11N H. MCCOLLOM ALVIN F. SOR'rwE1.1. MOsEs C. GILE, HENR1' H. TWEEDV GEORGE T. EATON FREDERICK E. NEWTON GEORGE W. W. DOVE JAMES H. RO1-Es FRED W. MOOIXE PERLEY F. G11.11ER'r Ofiicers 1901-1902 PRESIDENT 1863 VICE 1'REs1DEN'1's 1343 1854 1855 1861 1871 1379 1887 SECRETARY 1373 TREASURER , 1393 ' 1893 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1853 1885 1889 1890 11o BROOKLINE P1111.AD1c1.11111A, PA. ST. JOHNSRURY, VT. BRADFORD BOSTON CAM1sR1DGE COLORADO SPRINGS, COL. UTICA, N. Y. ANDOVER ANDOVER ANDOVER CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE ANDOVER College. Clubs Yale-Andover Club GEORGE B. CARPENTER . , lfrgmfwf SAMUEL RUSSELL P7215 l,7'g,r1'dgUf MCJIITON C. FITCH . . Secrvfary and Treaxurer B. BOYNTON . W. S. SUGDEN . W. DR1NRwA'rER F. L. COLLINS . 'l'uEonORE li. BENNETT . HENRY 15. 'I'A1'l.1N . DANIEL W. ISOYNTON H. P. ERSKINE . J. A. HATCH . D. G. CRAWFORD W. J. COLRY . Harvard-Andover Club . l'rvxz'de11t . Vice l'resz?z'eul b2'c1'ela1y . Trea.r1u- er Amherst-Andover Club . . PI'L'.YI'lfUIlf Mke l're.r1'denl . Secrelafjy and Williams-Andover Club Pre.rl'rt'e11! Mke Pres1'a'enz' Seurclary . Trca.s'1n'er I I l Trea.mrer Princeton-Andover Club E. A. FOWLER . . l,l'EJ'l.IlQ,'llf R. T. DAVIS V720 Pre.v1'dent C. GARRISON Secretary and T rmsurer nmm n1u.r. ARCH, PRINCETON II2 Ja, , f ,. if 41, . K . 4 v,n. , , , , - ,V I' X X 0' '.f,o'b,:vg::,05..,m? - ya XX W M ' f .w 3 4 -9- ' fi ' '5 -N ' Wgwwi, . M V A I ' .. -- 35 '1..:-.4- UQ iv' Qn'u3:,:, -0 Q .9 I, I cl- ,G1 m y ,. . 54- 'I 41 'Q ,I fl! it A . ' .r j'- 'fjf,4'fIf'j ' 6 92:5 -fiix N u Y! 5. 'fm- Sv of Q' ' Gr f' , 'WQI ,-.4 :.!'-:- hw., 4? ' I 'I .M - Iv., Iv n ' 0 I 4nrgI,,I nu ,I u'f , gage' My 4 is 1 I . I. 4, I 'Ymiffffif - in f '15 X I' MW, '1 , ' ' ,fi . ,-I I'-. f ' IM- 'F , .,l f,, W , I . ,4 , ,M A I ,b If , l,,.x.,,.,o-, ,. I N ,W ,v ,, I 1 W f f o 1 ,Q x Q If - , I, v I '5:'Q D, ' n Q 4, 'I' ' 'x ofa, , ,Q 9, Q 6.3 l ALMS ' 0.56350 1' ' vu- ' I .1 ' U f. ,I -'E' 41' X1 Ei- , WMO 'ff I If -I .E-In E I E ,I , I f, ,I .I I . , sl 1- ' - , A, if 5221.4- 4. ..'- '-iff . -Q, If.-,J ,I-mf' I V' we fi:--I f N -'?7ff:ff'. 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' . I , I 'ff -:eggs 515, V , -4 V , XX I ' ' . I . HIP- -2 -rf: ff -131-Iv H.11.E!51'f1iff 'E 1' ggi? 4 -L Q- 'Q1N,g. ' -L f ' '- s J' : : , ' ' .E - . Cir? xx .dr .Y -.-f-W , .....,,- --.1-n.'.:w +- N, Y Qu. ,f CYRIL SUMNER, '02, Leadvr RALPH PARSONS KINNEY, '02, film! I'VorMy .11.s'.v11vl1z11l Chasers WILLIAM GILBERT, 'o3 Russxam. A. Buss, 'oz BRUCE CAR'1'wvRIcsHT, '03 L. B. KIRKI'A'1'RICK, 'oz JAMES EVANS, jr., '04 ,- Would-Be Chasers HUGH SMITH KNOX, 'o2. Leadw' Followers RICHARD PARK, 'oz L. DOUSMAN, 'oz '-Bon LINDENBERG, 'oz KENT FULTON, 'oz GEORGE H. TowNsEND, '04 JOHN REYNOLDS, 'o3 II3 Fall Term Honor Men Bacon, XV. T., '02 Barton, L. C., '02 Bradford, R. R., '03 Carter, F. M., Jr., '02 Clark, R. L., '02 Eaton, T., '04 Gooclhue, F. A., Jr., '02 Bale, F. S., '02 Benbow, J. G., '04 Bigivoocl, D. E., '05 Binnian, W. B., '04 Burch, J. F., '05 Campbell, R. J., '02 Chapin, IS. B., '03 Clough, J., '05 Donovan, J. J., '03 Winter Bacon, W. T.. '02 Braclforcl, R. R., '03 Burch, J. F., '05 Carter, F. M., Jr., '02 Chapin, 12. B., '03 Clark, R. L., '02 Eaton, T., '04 Bale, F. S., '02 Barton, L. C., '02 Bigwood, D. li., '05 Campbell, R. J., '02 Clark, A. D., '03 Donovan, J. J., '03 Fuller, J. G., '03 First Grade Kahn, A. G., '04 Loomis, A. L.. '05 Lynn, T., '04 Mathews, R. P., '04 O'Brien, F., '02 Oliphant, G. W., '05 Otis, C. P., '03 Second Grade Foster, P. W., '02 Garabeclian, E. J., '04 Gurley, M. B., '02 Heckscher, G. M.. '02 Jenckes, E. N., Jr., '02 Kitchel, A. F., '05 Kydd, J. A., '04 Lariver, P. L., '04 Marshall, R. D., '03 Paine, H. W., '02 Park, R., '02 Scribner, C. H., '02 Sullivan, C. F., '03 Thayer, W. W., '02 Mitchell, C., '03 Nason, F. R., '03 Paterson, R. L., '03 Peters, A. A., '02 Richardson, W., '04 Ryder, C. T., '01 Stannarcl, E. T., '02 Stetson, G. T., '02 Term Honor Men First Grade Foster, P. YV., '02 Gooclhue, F. A., Jr., '02 Kahn, A. G., '04 ' Matthews, R. P., '04 Nason, F. R., '03 Oliphant, G. W., '05 Otis, C. P., '03 Second Grade Gurley, M. B., '02 Jencl-ces, E N., Jr., '02 Kellogg, W., '02 Kydd, J. A, '04 Loomis, A. L., '05 Lynn, T., '04 Madero, J. E., '04 II4 Ryder, C. T. '02 Scribner, C. H., '02 Stannard, E. T., '02 Sullivan, C. F., '03 Thayer, XV. W., '02 Marshall, R. D., '03 Park, R., '02 Pollock, A. S. S., '03 Richardson, W., '04 Stetson, I G, '03 S 1902 Class Day ,,l.,...iL-..i-.T- Cfficers FINANCIAL B. GURLEY Chairman J. 15. Avxzus S. BALE DECORATION F. BARTLE'1'T Chairamw P. L. REED D. LYNCH MUSICAL A. Buss Chairman H. W. PAINE J. CAMPBELL CLASS GIFT P. KINNEY Chairman F. O'131uEN SUMNER DINNER A. Gommus, Jr. Chairman R. A. BLISS L. KEENEY PRINTING WHITE Chairman P. L. REED . B. GURLEY Y. COOPER Pozi W. W. THAYER Slatzlvlzkzlw H. CARTER Prophet F. S. BALE Orator J. E. AYERS Hzlvlorhw 116 Senior Dinner YOUNG'S HOTEL, BOSTON. MARCH l5th, 1902 Toastmaster SYDNEY I-l. CARTER Toasts H THE ACADEMY-PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE MR. MCCUllDX' CLASS OF I9o2 . . . . . . FRED S. BALE ff PUBLICATIONS . . LEE J. PERRIN 'I ANDOVER IN THE FUTURE E. WIIITE PHILo AND FORUM . WILLIAM H. THAYER H ATHLETICS . FRANK O'BRlEN MUSICAII CLUBS RUSSELL A. BLISS U INQUIRY . . HORAOE FERRY 4' ON TI-IE TI-IRESHOLDU PROF. FORBES Theatre KING DOIIO c Dinner Committee F. ABBOT GOODHUE, JR., Chrzirmrzn ROBERT L. KEENEY RUSSELL A. BLISS II7 Senior MOST FOOTLESS MOST EccraNTluc . MOST COXCliI'1'liD . CLASS SPORT MOST NIOIJEST WVINDIEST . GREATIESI' WINNER THINKS Hi: IS VAINEST . . . MOST SCIENTH-'lc FLIRT GREATEST JOLI.IIiR MOST PROMISING MEEKEST . MOST US1a1fUL Cl'IEEKIliS'1' . MOS'1' CAPAIZLE . LEAST APP1uzc1A'1'r:D MOS'l' RESi'12c'1'12D . MOST PROMINIENT . BIGGEST BI,UFFI5R . BEST D1u2SSl':n GuOUc:Hi12s'1' N xcuvlasi' PRE'1 I'IliS'1' . MOST VERSATILIE . CLASS Wllili PULLER MOST POPULAR . HARDIEST To RATTLE LAZIEST . . . GRIND BRIGHTEST Class Statistics Il Scott Cohn Scribner Howard O'lBrien L. Lindenberg Sumner Voigt Howard Sumner Grant S. H. Carter I. A. Bartlett Carter Grant S. H. Carter Parker O'l5rien S. H. Carter Grant Dousnmn Scribner Grant Sumner S. H. Carter S. H. Carter S. H. Carter Grant Scott Cohn Bale CRANK DUDE . . CLASS HUSTLEI1 WI'1'1'IEST . NEATEST BUSIEST . LOUDEST . BEST STUIJENT BEST NATURED FRESI-1ES'I' . GREATEST FUSSEII MOS'1' ORIGINAL MOST RELIGIOUS BEST MOUSTACI'IE BEST ATTEMI-'I' :S my -6 .ix II9 Colm Howard S. H. Carter Grant Sumner H. Carter Howard O'l3rien Robertson Iiannwart Sumner Grant Curley Ewing Dunlap Senior Honors Clniss OF Igor CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT GREEK -- Harold liruff I.A'1'1N- ENGLISH Harold Simpson Dem ing I rcclerick Chase Harold Simpson Deming - Charles Tripp Ryder Fruaxcu- Louis Max Cohen GERMAN Hlsroux' MA'1'luiM -Louis Max Cohen Philip King - Claude Carlos XVashburn ATICS- Albert Merrill Coit Francis Quinn Cronin ' Harold Simpson Deming PHYSICS- Daniel Wilcox lioynton Harold Simpson Deming Michael joseph Mann Michaeljoseph Mann Claude Carlos Washburn Arthur john Schwab Claude Carlos Washburn Ethan Wood judd Arthur john Schwab Claude Carlos Washburn SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT ENGLISH -james Evans Barlow Fluzxcn -james Iivans Barlow Harold Townsend I'IlS'l'0RY-.IZIIHCS Evans Barlow lVIATIlliMA'1'lCS-'!lZll'l'lCS Evans Barlow Carl Rust Parker Ml4ICl'lrXNlCAL DRAWING-G2ll'Cll1CI' Hardy Shattuck I'rlx'sIcs -james Evans Barlow Harold Townsend IZO 1 ..,-zu l1'llI'll'LL'Hu:,4- iw re r r--I--e J---41' e 'ff RI ND S N l ff 'CF?4.+ ' , l 5 f Q lil , 2 N - f N . 1. '.,' 532,21 ,,., 3, i f- i.f?iH4i52fESjf .i ' J1'lllWilfW.l'jFlll e S iglllazlsi 'llivav will um QW' I' w---if ugg.iln-, ,l fx if-. dp ' ' I gf, . elHHl 451 W. r r ggi ,- ' ' V, li The nmn of many titles. Af- 1.1. j,y,'5,,-, '02 as ' is I V Much ado about nothing. j,,IC,,m,,,,,1, io4 I think gXllCl0Vt'l'lSl1Wfllll ' nicefl ' ' 5 f. ff. IVIfflf77ll.Y, '03 llclight of the Prepsfl jp, Aqqn, 5,'l.,,,. Two would-he professionals. 11f',,m,',,g,',,,,, '02, g,,yfL.l.A, '02 The modern Sliylock. H 73 'K Be natural ! Even an ass never pretends to be a horse, neither shonlcl clude try to be an ass. He cloesn't have to.'l L, G, -lflfllffjjfl. '03 I2I 1 t' He did nothing and did it well. Iflzrlburl, '03 King of the Preps. Zwomsou, '05 A ladder, a ladder, my kingdom for a ladder. Lzgqgiil, '03 Hello! Central. Give me Lowell. Simmer, 'oz His years are but young, his experiences old. Sfullbz, '03 Silence is more eloquent than words. Kz'My5a!rz'M', '03 46 We have by no means an inconvenient number of friends. ' The .Llllllllfllbffgi Talk less, listen more. Kelley, '03 I think my chances are excellent for making the Phz'll4piau. Kitlrerfge, '04 With shoulders like a Hercules, but a head like a tack. L. G. Howard, 'oz A little lower than the angels. Gm-ley, 'oz I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Sillerk, 'oz One event happens to them all. ZZose who ge! lm rz'emerz'!.s' QDaily to Bancroft menj - Hello fellows! Corking day, isn't it? 1101 Lanrzkzg I22 Folzum :- So Oliver Wendell Holmes was not a member of Philo. I told you so. MORSE, '03, ftranslating-Nous avons perdu recemment quatre cent dolla1's.j We have recently lost four cents. MR. STONE :-- Yes, your translation is worth about that. Say, fellows, what are those little square glasses with numbers on them down in the Post Office ? Yhylor, 'o5 Yes, said Howard, looking at Bill Taylor's smart vest, I had one like that but I lost the ticket. Two souls with but a single thought, Two hearts that beat as one. Glfbdff, '03, H7l7'lbIl7'f, '02 'L Here! There! Devil may care, Where my sword may lead I'll follow. IfVh1'!c, '02, llI07!h4g fn Me Rzkkef' I-louse I don't think we have been introduced. Kzhmy, 'oz Marriage is a desperate thing. 75-1m'c, ax- O4 He has a beautiful smile from ear to ear. Ifryzzolrfs, '03 C UESTION : - Wh is the new athletic field like the rettiest Fein. Sem. Y P in town ? ANswEk:-- Because they are both out of sight. COHN, 'og-- We can't make anything out of the maps, can we ? Prior. Foruzes :- No, I don't think there will be much financially. Fill all the bones with achesf' Arzdowcr Donors 123 H IC The Little Brother. hi it H ss 65 sa as H laugh H H U H U H gi NOVELS. D'ri and I. Kimzey, ,O2, and Ealon, '04 The Christian. M B. Gurley, '02 VV. Oskamp, '05 The Game of Love. I K. Fulfafz, 'oz Kidnapped. joner, '03 The Cl'lSiS. FHZIIILI' Jlleelifzg Ships that Pass in the Night. lffrkrofk amz' Me Coffs Music Halls in Town. Illorrill H01z.ve, Abba!! Halzse liven children are known by their doings. ylI7UIl56l1If, ,O4, .L1'f1rz'm uv, '05 An unexplained absence. Cul from Pap To any one desiring the means of becoming hilarious, I will lend my for a fair consideration. Gordon, ,O2 We are but jesters and clowns. Barker, '03, Ana'rew.v, '03 Chide me not g be patient : I am but a child. Mo1'se, '03 How often is Harper's Weekbf issued? W. Oskamp. '05 I don't 'repair Qsoulsj soles. Shoemaker, '02 Last of all I discovered Andover. Greeljf, ,O2 Those Exeter men aren't fit to eat. Kinney, 'oz No, I did not descend from an elephant. Oliplzant, '05 x24 French Gilbert Scott Ruddell Russell H urlburt Eaton I ngham Armour Adler N eal R yan Kiitfedge Dutcher Knox Shuler Sumner Simmons Help me along, Fry. fglfry a little ahead in class 1'ace.j . L'a1111zruu'l, 'oz Things aren't as they used to be when I Hrst came. lfflkx, '02 Center of many things. yn071l,Y0lI, '05 SHE!-Cfillyl you learn to love me? WAl.'1'1s1: : - I never could study. Yhzzle, ax-'04 I never told a lie. George Lffvlldwllllgfllll, 'oz He was the best deserving of a fair lady. Gurlqv, 'oz MCVAY :- I am cutting a wisdom tooth. TOWNSEND, at other end of table in high voice :- What did you say you did ? ' McVAv :- '1'hat's all right. It's something you'll never do. One vast substantial smile. Crzrfvwvghf, '03 Better be out of the world than out of fashion. Baker, '03 H Gone but not forgotten, He leaves an aching void in all our hearts. Amzjf' Parker, 'oz I25 Tact, Tact. POPULAR SONGS On a Sunday Afternoon. King Doclo. fame.: Ezfazzx, 'o4 Dllllftyf, 'oz Everybody's Awfully Good to Me. Ifari, 'oz When I Leave Town. 16. L Clllilybfff, 'oz 'l'he Cats' Quartet. Beeker' '03, Aml1'e7zf.r, 03, Stlmrl, '03, 0.S'X'1l7lLf, '03 H Oh! What a Lovely Dream. IWants To Be the Leading Lady. just Keep Cool. I'm Tired. I'm the Leader of Society. Always Do As People Say You Should. A Regular William Gillette. A Jolly Old Potentate. I'm Just Going to Live Anyway until I Die. L 126 S. H Carler, '02 Ybwzzsefzfl, ,04 L A. Barllell, 'oz Czzriwrzighi, '03 I10zrlb1n'z', '02 Stuari, 'o3 L. G. Weaver, 'o3 Becker, '03 110. MeCurdy Veilerleizz, '03 Ain't Dat a Shame. H Well I Must Have Been Dreaming. I'm a Monarch Truly Great. U And They Owe Me a Medal for That. A Jolly Old Potentatef' Nobody's Looking but the Owl and the Moon. Galbfofz, fhziskamjb, Jllitrhcll, C a lex, Fai Gordon, ,O4 ,O3 ,O3 ,OS 'oz YM' Old Railroml Look in the Book and See. ,Crzbber A proper man as one shall see on a summer's day. Gilberf, '03 Of the tribe of the red lheadedj men. Lbzrfezzbefg, 'oz It takes nine tailors to make a man. Ifowami '02 f' A gay Adonis with perfumed locks, Who raises havoc 'mongst female hearts. Carfwrzghi, '03 Where more is meant than meets the ear. y Simmgm-, '02 Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty. Aurirevw, 'o3 Three of a kind and a pair. The lllaflerolr amz' Me MrC!z!1a1zd 7501.713 I am not in the roll of common men. Ange!L '04 IZ7 A lion among ladies is a dreadful thing. Parlg 'oz Hail fellow, well met. fark Even the birds have bills against me. Hang sorrow, care will kill a cat And therefore lets lie merry. A night watchman. United States So ns of Rest. Motto :- Put off till Campbell, '04 Bz'r11', 'oz A'qf11ola'.v. '03 Maozf, 'oz next week what L. pVc'rIf'Cl', Ilhzrlhurf, Pasrhall, Dlzlfher, li Sfail, Iahlzlrkzzfzyb, IfV11lerwarlh, Llgfgffl can be done today? Loves labor lost. One who soars in the flowery realms of oratory. Ilflfwl, 'oz ,' Gilbcrl, None but himself can be his parallel. March 15th. R. J. Moore didn't supply matches. and I played on Hill School golf team. We have eggs. What will you have ? Czzllhzg 011 PngjS ' bqfon' examx 33 1 GlZf0'0ll, O4 Fear not! They are not insane, it's only love. 5 I O3 ,- Knox, 'oz the Reed Hou ,- f Evans, O4 Pap Enron se with tobacco Ifobertson, 'oz Bl1u1l', Hzizse A dog who accidently got into the Merrill House last winter froze to death. 128 If I were as funny as I look I would be a comedian. fir! Ix'r1berl.wz1, 'oz A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Sivmmlzs, 'oz A jolly old rounder. lfoberlwf1, 'oz When we realize what imitators we are, it makes us feel apprehensive lest the world find us out. Gallyan, '04 A pocket edition. 1z'ln1',raJ', '05 If the one who marked on those new seats will report himself to me, I'll give him a demeritf' Mark Which is who? J. Evazlx, '04, A. S. Emmy, ,O4 If I could be as good as my brother I would be happy. Browning, ,O4 Ruddy and white and strong on his legs he looks like a man. Olzlr, '03 You speak an infinite deal of nothing. Tawm-mag ,Q4 Why is Lindsay like a mackerel ? Because he needs saltingf' What I don't know about football. A very large alla' handy book publzlrherl by Bill Silleck, 'oz Many a moustache grew last fall, But mine eclipsed them all. ' Ewing O2 129 4' His voice sounds forth 3 the roof doth rise, Inquiry is filled with strange surprise. Gfzfbfofz, '04 Man's nature is reflected in a Mirrorff .1f.j'I1,L'l', 'oz A toothpick dressed up like a boy. fhwarzzi 'oz Townsend, 'o4, is especially clistinguished :rs being the son of his father. The trees are leafing out once more, The grass is fresh and green, And when Gzillyon does walk thereon He cannot well be seen. A pair of jacks. f. A. Cirmpbell, '04, A'. ,Z C!Z7lLf'bl'lf, 'oz There's only a few of us left. Fellows in Ewzrh flown' f' Absent in body, but present in spirit. Andy Parker 'f Since in laboring and resting Life is divided best, Let others do the laboring And I will do the rest. Hurlburl, '03 I am not shaped for sportive tricks. Roberlson, 'oz Above the flight of common souls. 14113614 '04 All-round athletes. Fa! Ifolzerlrrw, '02, Fat Gordon, 'oz If we should see ourselves as others see us, the demand for looking glasses would fall off considerably. W?z.fh1'r1gtan, 'oz I3O 'Excuse me for living. IQIIIIICQ' Pap I thought Inquiry worshipped me. Gullyzm, 'o4 Making ends meet. Qlmlap, '02, jfftljllllgc' horkty Why are Becker's jokes like a burglar's old gag ? Because they have been used before. If l only had time I would settle down to plugging. Izhzrlbmv, A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Grafzf, When I ope my mouth let no dog bark. Tofwzsezzri, The chicken we eat at Blunt House is sure to crow at dawn. A small boy grown large. Morse, All is not right that is named Wright. Whghl, I am bad, I am wicked, but I hope to be worse bye and bye. R. Linrlenberggf, I should have been a woman by right. Wz'!!iam.v, I would I were at home. E. C. fvhmlafz, While at dinner he is forsooth a human ostrich. Lee Perrin, The silent fusser. -4110 Pdfkdf, I3I 703 1 ! ! 7 I oz 04 03 oz O2 'o 'o 'o 'o t' Love one anotherg for if you don't, who will. U l never resist the King. Lwzgb, 'o3 P If ' YM' L1'11f1't'1113wg.s' lf you should take the conceit out of him, there would be nothing left to bury. Gllfiftlll, 'oz It takes a lot of argument to get a lie well established. lllafzfzgew' A great man nc ver swaggers, but the man who thinks he is does nothing else. M1'frhf'Zf, 'o3 lf he took up as much room as he thinks he does, many would be crowded off the face of the earth. Bm-ffm, 'oz next Never do today what somebody else will do for you tomorrow. Supplemmlary Rezzdifzg So stingy that he won't even laugh at his own expense. Leo1zara', 'o3 S5 It's an ill wind that blows about itself and gives no one else a chance. C. H Smith, 'oz One of the best things in the world is to be able to sing well, and the best is to know when you can't. Gnlbon, '04 Taste the joy that springs from labor.',' P. W2 ibsler, 'oz Would that I could be a sport. Hdff, '04 Are you good men and true? Glllbwll, '04, to hzquiry I32 'L From rising till he seeks his couch, His life is one continual grouch. Milchell, '03 '1'arry in Jerrico until your beard is grown. E. C. fohnsion, 'oz A mischief making monkey from his birth. Smfl, 'oz Nowhere so busy a man as he was, And yet he seemed busier than he wus. .5'1'a' Carlcr, '02 A fellow of no mark nor likeliliooclfl llzrk, 'oz I do desire we may be better strangers. Jllitfhell, 'o3, am! mr! :gf school A proper man as one shall see in a summer's day. Akyzzolfdr, '03 He above all the rest, In shape and gesture proudly eminent, Stood like a tower. 10. P. Kinmjy, '02 Not even conspicuous by his absence. Ebert, 'og Beginning of the end. Ong ,igmff-if There are claggers in men's smiles. Galbon, 'o4 And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small boy should carry all he knew. Pap Ezzlon, jr., '04 Therels a gude time coming. Prep. n'zu-mg Exeler lrark gazfzcx '33 Magniticent spectacle of human happiness. Hear ye not the hum of mighty workings? t' And when 21 Lady's in the case, You know all other things give plac Lost to sight, to memory. Boyibus kissibus sweet girlorum ei! 7 Girlibus likibus, want someorumf' . YWHIIISUII, '05 Galbfmz, '04 Yrude, EI-O4 lfyazl, ex-o3 Scene at Ola' Railroari He has left us for a dime museum. Leo Lz'1z1z'e11berg, 'oz Men must endure their going hence even as their coming hither. Senior' Class Not a fault of nature. Simply a mistake. fllidrfle Class Behold! A little learning has made them mad. Like little apples, green and hard, The t' Prep class still is growing. But full of sap 'twill ripen fast - And make a better showing. Ever eating, never fasting, All devouring, all destroying, Never finding full repast Till l eat the world at last. flllllitll' flbdrfle C lass Dutcher, 'oz A mother's pride, a father's joy. C. fohzzslan, 'oz 134 1 don't believe those Fem. Sems. ever did see rt man. Lfggcll, '03 MR. MOOliEHb,AD Cannouncing in Archaeological class n proposed tripj :- We ought to take a trip, but if you would rather we will simply take a drive out into the country to see if we can't 'pick up, something on the surface. ' Anv1cE:- Even a fool if he holdeth his peace may be counted wise. Galbvm, ,O4 MR. B--Qin Prep. arithmetic classj :e Wl1at,s the difference be- tween one yard and two yards ? PREP. :- A fence. I must become Z1 borrower of the night For a clark hour or twain. Lafe Rciurner from Boxfnfz Who think too little and who talk too much. Prqfs. MARY GREEN SUICIDE CLUB. ADMIRAI.-- Ike Fulton. REAR ADMIRALS. Buck Stuart Doc Hart Mlnnms. Mat Murphy Splinter Liggett OLD SALTS. Nick Carter Brownie Joe Lindsay Will', Oskamp Andy and Os GENERAL ORDERS:- Afternoon meetings on Poop Deck of Abbott House. 135 A very merry. dancing, drinking, Laughing, quafling, and unthinking time. Exeter T rack Cefebraizbu In notes by distance made more sweet. Fm: Man seems the only growth that dwindles here. A is Andover, a school of renown. B stands for Bliss, best singer in town. C is for Chace, whols got a swelled head. D is for Dutcher, enough has been said. E is for lisser, a cute little boy. I is Kent Fulton, decidedly coy. G is for Gilbert, a permanent blush. H stands for Hurlburt, who never gets fussecl. I is for Ingham. O my lord! J stands for Johnston, who always looks bored. K is for Kinney, well known by fame. l L is for Levering -- but what's in a name? M is for Morehouse, clear baby. How mean! N is for Nutler, awake from his dream. 0'Brien's a captain who knows the game. P's for Lee Perrin, a well known flame. Q stands for Quigley, from Lawrence near by. R is for Russell, who thinks he's quite sly. S is for Sumner, an awful fusser. T stands for Townsend, the would be rusher. U is a name not found in the show. V stands for Vetterlien. so fresh, you know. White is the manager who got all the tin. X has been fired for a terrible sin. Y is for you, who read the rhyme, And will tell us of Z some other time. 136 Sem. SL'rc11n1fer.r YW: My'o1 .v U X K X Russell Gbams Bliss Bruce Ciartrvright, Jr. Gian Stotler Evans V James Evans, Br. jrcberic Bertholb Ewing Swing Kent fnlton i ,jfreberic hooker 05orbon 'Kenneth Dcrcg Grant james Smith Ljumbirb, jr. Gfilghman Erwin Bohnston hugh Smith lfnox ' Zlohn Darragh Eiggctt, matthew hobson Zflurphg philip Sioring Reeb Charles Souls Scullin joseph Swing Simmons Cyril Sumner IDilliam IDaterworth, Br. Ciustin IDarrington Gnorews Ralph Darsons Kinney Gnbrew IDatson Grmour Eyman Bickforb Kirkpatrick Stoneg Eyobart Garter 'Eyerveg Bates Derrin Gustave Iflaurice Eyeclesclyer john Regnolbs, jr. tiburcbtll Epumplyrey Eparolo Heeves Scott Robert Eelano Heeneg Sosepb Roy Detterlein Cforvin white ' Af - . . NXQ wwf if 'Te Sl. ,WHM VX rf Rooncg IDl7eelcr Brown Souis be Dierville Qousman jonathan lieitly Cfsscr IDilliam Ollyatfielb Gilbert francis Clbbot Gooolpue, jr. Znclville Brooks 65urIcg Carleton ljuiskamp Robert ,fuller ljurlburt V- K I ? V K' If 5: . , 51:1 3 5' . M -L ll xx , ' 'I A.:!.'..x ,oo,t W 12' W tl.. V ' Samuel finleg Brown 2T'torse frank lD'Bricn Gnbrcxv Darker See james Derrin ljowarb Dlpipps George ljcnrg Glownseno, Zno. lfennetb 'King Eweeby Joseph tfbwin IDasl7ington, 31' Phi Beta Chi jrebericle Sewall Bale IDalter Duncan Bremer Ralph Butler Birb IDiIliam henry harrison Oiramner john Zliartin Cfates Dwight 65ilbert Olutler, jr. philip IDeel1s foster Glbert Gfrowbribge Q5oulb Sheloon Qooge john lDallace lleanenworth hunter Zllrich Eight Bernarb Gilpin Zliarshall Eugene Seavens lllersereau George Ljenrg Schilomiller Everett Gmes Sherrill Sanforo austin Shuler william Zllabboclc Sillecl: cEln1er Svcs Zfhompson J .. , ff! NX 9 WS' XE 2,17 V24 . M Y ,i ' 4 I 5! ,Q X V 4 1 i , ,X Q X ' f -r , . b' -4 my fc w K T: ff ' X. 'xx' In W jfff lHln.T' X' 5. ' 1 l x ff XX .. A 1 J Ax: JA: A' , Y W N W 'fi s' Hr T Q8 955 N S - Z E 5 we 5 in NN james Clustin Bartlett George Darker Bloogett Cfbxvarb Cilpabbourne Boynton john Clrclpie Ciampbell Ciarleton Ciba-se Bohn G5iIn1ore Qbunlap Robert IDaIbrioge fernalo Eonis IDest jrotlpinglyanl :Swing Denrg 65aIlyon Siamrence patrick 2'lTc65overn IDarb lTTcSSanaI7an Rex Ejenry Zllorebouse Ricbaro Dark Cibarles Cilarke Derkins Cllbert Clver Deters frank Gibwarb IDiII7e1n1 L..- ---.--.- r.,-no-Q-fs-fr ' -1- ' - ' N, L '4' , -1 Phi Lambda Delta john Ezra Ggers Ejarolo Sgoneg Ebwarbs walter Babcock Binnian Roger 63agtI7orne Cfowaros Cfolvaro Ginslie Brewer G5lifforb CDH Charles Davenport Olonrao 1DiIIiam Datten Shoemaker aff' History of the Year FALL TERM I N and about the eighteenth of September last occurred the one hundred and twenty-third invasion of Andover, Mass., incoming coaches and cars were filled to overflowing, and the town woke up. - By October first we were settled down, and the arduous task of photo- graphing the Prep. class, among others, had been accomplished with only one Hitch. The football squad was soon out, and on the slender foundation of two veterans a very creditable team was built up. A tie game with Needham A. A. was premature, as the team was not yet itself, but the second game of the season came in the shape of a victory over Somerville, 5-o. Throughout the year Dr. Bancroft had been ailing, and on Friday, the fourth of October, a gloom was cast over the school by his death. The annual Fall Meet was pulled off very successfully, and McGovern broke the record for the pole vault. The football team disappointed many by its defeat at the hands of both Harvard and Yale Fresh., but took a wonderful brace at the end of the season, and held the vastly heavier Exeter team down to five points. 149 Phillips Street put an excellent team into the field for the inter-street games, and successfully wiped it up with all her rivals. An excellent vaudeville entertainment was followed by the regular concert of the Musical Clubs, and-Christmas vacation was upon us. Whereupon we all went home, with the possible exception of any Fiji Islanders or South Africanders in our midst. WINTER TERM The Hockey Team opened the season at New York the day before the the term commenced. Our St. Paul opponents won narrowly, 2-1, but with the exception of a bare defeat at Harvard's hands the team won its every other game. Even Brown went down before it, to the tune of 7-1. As early as the- Fall Term some interest had been shown in basket ball, and during the winter months a team was formed which had lots of fun with its numerous opponents, going through its schedule without a defeat. February witnessed Andover's victory over Exeter in the Relay Race at the B. A. A. Meet. It was too easy. Then, too, came the Alumni Dinner. In March we sent a delegation of two to the Students' Convention at Toronto, and later a very different delegation of perhaps eighty Seniors departed for Boston and dined at Young's. We heard at the Tremont Theatre that there is no King but Dodo, but everybody felt like a king on the return trip. Everybody was so happy-some too happy, so the faculty thought. The Musical Clubs concerted pretty much all over the state this term, ending up with a very successful one-night stand in this town. Andover could do no better than third in the Interscholastic Meet at Boston just before the Easter vacation. SPRING TERM Captain O'Brien's men opened the season with Maine the day after the term opened. Maine won, II-7,bl.1f thereafter followed a series of suc- cesses, culminating QI like that wordj in a close and glorious defeat by Harvard. r 50 Early in the term the Philo-Forum debate took place. Forum was a little off forrum, and Philo pulled off ahead. The Spring Meet soon followed, to determine the men to contest with Exeter. As it was a windy day, Hflbf one record was brokeng but some good men were picked, as Exeter will testify. Then our athletes did good work at the Meet at Yale, and left the victory hanging between Andover and Worcester. Baseball Hlled the rest of the term. A rather natural varsity slump followed three successive but honorable defeats by the three biggest of the Big Four, and Andover lost where it should have won. Let's leave the Exeter game alone. On the nineteenth of june school closes. Then comes Commencement, and those nightmares, College Exams. Then some say good-bye to And- over-these are the Yale, Harvard, and other college sub-freshmen. By far the greater part say only au revoir. J. N. GREELv, P. A. 'oz. E pil lb 151 - BROOKS BROTHERS BROADWAY .al J' ESTABLISHED 18 18 QCor. 22d Streetj .pt .pl NEW YORK Fine Clothing Ready Made and to Measure, Liveries, Automobile Garments and Requisites, Furnishings, Shirtings House Garments, Sporting Accesories, , Leather and Wicker Goods, Suits for School and Vacation in a variety of New Color Effects. 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