Exeter High School - Eagle Yearbook (Exeter, NE)

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 It is with deep satisfaction that the Eagle staff presents the 61 edition of the Annual. The first for several years. We hope it will begin a tradition of annuals for the future years. We wish to give you a fond remembrance of the happy days we spent at Exeter High.Wehopeyouwillenjoy this annual as much as we have enjoyed planning it for you. Into this world go the cream of our crop the graduating Seniors of 1961. It is our earnest prayer and sincere belief that they will have the stability of character and soundness of judgment necessary to bring order from the chaos into which their elders have permitted the world to drift. Regretfully we see them go forth to accept the challenge, but we do not harbor a single doubt as to the final results. They will meet it as youth has from the beginning and if there be a possibility of world peace, the pre sent gene ration will achieve it. Our blessings go with you. Class of 1961. May health, happiness, and the sat- isfaction of a job well done be your lot. I This annual, the first such attempt for several years, is launched into a most provocative period of history. The world is divided into two camps, waging a cold war the outcome of which none can fore- tell.

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 SCOTT ALAN BRIGGS April 2, 1943 - March 23, 1961 . . . . thou at length art free. Leaving thine outgrown shell by life's unresting sea. --Oliver Wendell Holmes.