Phillips Academy - Pot Pourri Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT Edward Parsons Begg, Jr. SUl!MI'1 l'ED his first sketch December 4-, 1883, at Holyoke, Mass. His iilther, Edward P. Bngg, is trezmsurer of the Parsons Paper Co. lid has done good work while here. Ex-Gov. Murray Crane is il relative. Yule. Po!-Pourrz' Beam' fllamiolin C fub George Kenneth Bancroft A delegate from the city of Lawrence, Mass. Born June 18, 1885. He came here to prepare for Yale :md is glad he did. Doc Page is his chief 2llHllSt!lTlC1lt. Frederic Waterman Bassett tt of Full River, was horn Tim son of' Rufus W. Basse , . April 23, 1885. Fred has made :L lot of friends in his ' ' ' 'd :md study medi- own quiet way. He will Clltel Harxm cine. Sup reading is his strong suit-as it was con- ducted during the winter term. Glee Club I I

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Class Motto- 'Spes Semper

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PHILLIPS ANDOVER ACADEMY Edwin John Beineclce FIRST asserted himself as a factor in this life on the 6th of January, 1885, in New York City. Bein has improved a lot during the past two years. His fav- orite amusement is Archaeology. He will go to Yale. Pre.r1'a'mt Chess Club Preszflmt Camera Club Treasurer Gun Club Secreiary Forum l john Glenn Benbow ONE of the best students in the class, is the son of H I . ' - ' Benbow, rl grain dealer, at Fort Madison, Iowa. Ben was born March 5, 18841, and claims English descent. He will enter Yale. J. L. Benbow, P. A. '89, is a relative. lllanrlolin Club Sborelafjy Inquiry Guitar Club Edward Chadbourne Boynton Fms'r displayed musical talent at Haverhill, Mass., .lune ll, 1885. At present he lives at Detroit, Mich., where his father is a clergyinan. Ned is a pure Yankee, so he says. He came here because all his ancestors did. Amherst will guide his further intellectual growth. KD. A. 23. blandolin Club 2 year: Phillzfzan Boami Auf. lllgr. Glez Club Clars Book Boara' Leader lllamiolin Club C lass Baseball I 2