Exeter High School - Pinnacle High School (Exeter, NH)

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1948 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK 3 ofzewafw! In this day and age, we the Class of 1948, are confronted with a troubled, uneasy world. No one knows exactly what is in store for us in the future, nor what the outcome will be, but I am sure that we will do our best to fulfill the part set aside for us, just as we have tried to do in the past. This year we have tried to better the school yearbook, as has each class since 1938, and we sincerely hope that we have not let down the standards of last years graduating class. There have been a few changes, which we hope have improved the book as well as lightened the burden of yearly arduous tasks which ordinarily fall upon the shoulders of the year- book staff and the faculty adviser. The Class of '48 humbly extends its thanks to those who have made our stay at Exeter High enjoyable, and we shall never forget the untiring efforts of the faculty, whom we have to thank for guidance and instruction. To those classes which will follow in our footsteps, we wish the best of luck. ' The Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-eight fondly bids farewell to Exeter High School and to six glorious, unforgettable years spent hereg and as a lasting memorial we proudly present this yearbook in the hope that it pleases you, our readers. THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. IN MEMORIAM To the memory of our former classmate, Philip Samuel Mayo, whose untimely death in a skating accident oh Water Works Pond on December 12, 1943, safldenerl his many friends.

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EXETER HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK 1948 M..- ix -any Q ' lmrex. mt -.5 Sedan! Song Other schools may deem their barmers best, But Arid cheer them with ferrent elatiori, the .schools of the North and South and West Caimot beat our school, the best iii the iiatioil Then cheer for dear Exeter High: May we ever iiiiite in our efforts To make it the pride of the state, Aiid never show it hate. Let 7 t'Z7l1,IS remember the day Wheiz our heroes with mighty endeavor Proelaim, as they march to the fray, That by their right and by their might, We wiri forever.

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EXETER HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOK 1948 I I Zeddocztdaa To Mr. Hawiman, whose wise council cmd gewerous ad- Qfise has sewred to guide us through our high school days, the class of 19.48 respectfully ftedioates this book.