Phillips Academy - Pot Pourri Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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ADVERTISEMENTS A Quarter Century Record of Success TUTORING THAT WINS Preparation for June and September Entrance Examinations LITTLE I-IALL, CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Experienced Teachers Expert Methods Noteworthy Success Well-equipped Laboratories Fine Dormitories Welcoming Dining Hall Athletic Field Large Boat House Fifty Tennis Courts The instructors, all college graduates, more than half of them graduated with high honors or members of the Phi Beta Kappa, have been long associated together. and have prepared more candidates for Septem- ber college entrance examinations than any other body of teachers. The teaching force includes: Albert E. Benson, Ph.D. Josiah Bridge, Ph.D. Max Benshimol, A.M. J. Clifford Hall, S.B. George N. Henning, A.M. Charles A. Hobbs, A.M. F. Wheeler Loomis, A.M. Percy W. Long, Ph.D William W. Nolen, A.M. Alfred C. Redfield, S.B. Ralph H. Houser, A.M. Char-les M. Underwood, Jr., Ph.D. Hollis Webster, A.M. j. Rowe Webster, A.B. Frank C. Whitmore, Ph.D. THE OLDEST, LARGEST, BEST EQUIPPED NEW ENGLAND TUTORING SCHOOL For particulars, descriptive pamphlet and references, address 46 Little Hall W. NOIEII Cambridge, Mass. TELEPHONE 627 01' 3190 'V up M Alplkb Sailor Suits a Specialty No Agencies Made-to-Order Only I at Peter homson ., -1.: i- 5146: Uliailor To Men, Women and Children IS THE IDEAL WALL FINISH For Schools, Colleges, Churches, Walnut at Street Public Buildings, Homes Hospitals, etc. PHILADELPHIA WASHES AND WEARS -AND.. 16 Colors and White HARRISON Bnos. a. coMPANY 634 Fifth Avenue Paint, Colors, Varnish, White Lead, Etc. Qpp' St' Patricks Cathedral PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO IVIINNEAPOLIS Y' XV

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ADVERTISEMENTS Qiumplimentarp Students, Clothes WE create styles and make clothes on the premises, particu- larly required by Prep. School young men. This season We offer unusu ally attractive models in Domestic and Foreign Fabrics. Macullar Parker Company 400 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON Beacon Trust Company 20 Milk Street TWO OFFICES: 3 So. Market Street Capital and Surplus, 31,500,000.00 Deposits - 312,500,000.00 Seth K. Ames Nlelyille L. Cobb Amos S. Crane Frank W. Crocker J. Henry Fletcher oma Walter S. Glidden Charles R. Gow DIRECTORS Robert F. Herrick Henry H. Learnard Donald H. Smith Ira G. Hersey Andrew J. Peters Henry B. Sprague Charles B. Jopp George H. Poor Philip Stockton Edmund S. Kelley Joseph O. Procter, Jr, M. J. Sughrue Th S Lahey John Phillips Reynolds Frank W. Wyman George H. Lawrence Edward A. Rich Henry D. Yerxa OFFICERS . CHARLES B. JOPP, President C. L. BILLMAN, Vice-Pres. 85 Treas. GEORGE H. POOR, Secretary F. B. LAWLER, Vice-Pres. ROBERT G. SHAW, Jr., Asst. Treas. A. S. NELSON, Asst. Treas. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS 3300 OR OVER xix

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ADVERTISEMENTS Are you going to Yale P The thing to do on arrival at Yale is to join , THE YALE Co-OP. Let the Co-Op. be your agent to supply all your student's requirements. It is the recognized headquarters for all Textbooks Student Supplies Fountain Pens, Sporting Goods Flags General Stationery It is at your service without seeking profit THE YALE CO-OP. 102 HIGH STREET Just off Elm Street Opposite White Hall Complimentary Complimentary Complfmgnfayy l XVI