Phillips Academy - Pot Pourri Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THREE George Philip Braun, Jr. SMILED sweetly on his fond parents at Chicago, February 10, 1885. His father is sr manuihcturer. English and German blood mingles in his veins. George is something of a fusser, but he doesn't advertise. He will enter Yale. dv. A. A. lllamlolin Club Abner Howard Burtch ENT1-:RED his home quietly on June 5, 18841. His father, Frank M. Burtch, is a manufacturer at Fonda, N. Y- Dutch and Yankee blood flows in his system, and Ma Katzenjammer is given as a distinguished relative. Next to himself he would rather be Chap Iiiinunciallyil . HC goes to Harvard. Illanzlolln Club john Martin Cates WAS born at St. George, Me., March 23, 1878, and began talking soon after birth. The habit has grown on him. Entered Andover as a Prep in 1899 and has ke t bus most of the time since. Yale Law. P Y df. B. X. Class Baseball Team Football Team 2 years Secona' Football Team Captain Football Team Dining Hall Committee Capt. Track Team Preszklent Forum Glee Club 4 years Philo-Forum Debaler , School Relay Team 4 years Plzillzpian Board Class Relay Team Editor Class Book T rack Team 4 years I3 1

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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

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PHILLIPS ANDOVER ACADEMY Edward Barton Chapin VVAS born at lNarwick, ll. I., July 13,8 1885. His father, Edward P. Chapin, is a manufacturer, and now resides at Andover. Barton is one of' the few left of the original Prep class. A hard worker and a strong sup- porter of all that is good and worth while in school life, he has accomplished a great deal in many branches of school work. K. O. A. Guilafj Club 2 year: Barge Club 4 years Leader qf Guitar Club Learler M Bafyb Club Under Grarluale Treasurer Assl. lllgr. Clay: Baseball Pliillzlzbzan Board IlIana'ol1'n Club 2 years Bur. Mgfr. Class Book Seth Tumer Crawford SoN of John J. Crawford, banker, was born at Ran- dolph, Mass., June 30, 1886. Seth has shown what a, fellow may do by sticking to a purpose. He will go to Yale. , Second Fnoiball Team Phila-Forum Debate Draper Speaker Leon Leroy Currier KICKED in the door of his paternal home on July 21, 1883, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, at Sunapee, N. H. Curry lays claim to straight American blood, but has- no distinguished Mayflower ancestors. He goes to Yale in the fall. I4