Phillips Academy - Pot Pourri Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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ADVERTISEMENTS PHILLIPS ACADEMY ANDOVER MASSACHUSETTS l:'OUNDED at Andover, Mass., 1778, by the gifts of Hon. Samuel Phillips and his uncle, Hon. John Phillips. Others have added to the original foundations by endowments of several kinds, and various scholarships have been established. The total endowment is 5B1,Q6Q,00O. fl Phillips Academy has established very high repute for its broad scholarship, for its elevated ideals, and especially for the practical success which has been obtained by its students. HT In all the leading professions and every useful avenue of endeavor, its alumni are found among leaders. In all the great colleges, and particularly Yale and Harvard, the graduates of this Academy have for years been distinguished for their thoroughness of preparation and suc- cess in their college work. The academy has also done a useful work in the education of boys who have not gone to college. Especially is it distinguished for its American, democratic spirit, the sons of the wealthiest men in the country mingling with boys who are working their way through school. ff The courses of the Academy have thoroughly adjusted and adapted themselves to the highest collegiate requirements. The ability of its faculty, the excellence of its equipment, its library and laboratory facilities, the prestige of honorable history and other advantages and achievements have placed Phillips Academy in the front rank of American schools. FOR FULL PARTICULARS ADDRESS: Alfred E. Stearns, M.A., B.D., Principal, Phillips Academy OiKiNiH 0li0Oi1iIiNlNiO6iQh:4Oi40i00lO6i40iOOi00OilOi9OiO0' HGTEL CUMBERLAND S. W. Corner Broadway at 54th Street New York Y ,S Near 50th Street Subway and 53d Street Elevated Station I and All Surface Lines Broadway Cars from Grand Central Depot pass door. we ?f'?fFy.QEwg- ' KEPT BY A COLLEGE MAN 4 College Men Always Welcome Nl I H , E r Special terms for 1: m pg gil l College Teams and Students ' 'E 5- New, Strictly First-Class and Fireproof I tli glg H A i n Rates Reasonable-552.50 with baths and ,up '15 I ' ,Je f-5 - , T611 minutegerpgaili tgczjofsify Theaters I 'rsilifsfsl Ti lie lg 1 k HARRY P. sT11visoN T formerly with Hotel Imperial 1 e 1 i V' The Cumberland does more College business than , . any other hotel in New York dihi WWWWO:4W. f liO0l'lliNi0iOOl0 xvii

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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

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ADVERTISEMENTS Are you going to Yale? The thing to do on arrival at Yale is to join . THE YALE CO-0P. 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 gC0mp1imemfafy XVI