Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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llbreface. T is not with a blaze of pyrotechnics, a blast of trumpets and a slaughter of fatted calf, that we announce to you the completion of our arduous task, after labors of twelve Ides. But now that we have accomplished a deed that you must unconditionally appreciate, we feel that we are entitled to adorn ourselves with purple and line linen and strut round as victors. Without being egotistic we must indeed consider ourselves real, live victors since we have had to bear not only the ordinary burdens of life but even the sins of others. We have endeavored to include within our book the most in- teresting facts of the past three Academic years and what is still more interest- ing, a most artistic collection of advertisements. We have not been, nor did we intend to be, funny. The only funny thing about us is our looks! But, nevertheless, we feel that we have succeeded in producing a book that will be of interest to any P. E. A. alumnus, any P. A. student, any future P. E. A. student, and any friend or enemy of any P. E. A. alumnus, any P. E. A. stu- dent, any future P. A. student. You may Gnd herein things that may not entirely meet your approval, we shall not blame you, you may find herein things that may cause you to become enamoured with the Ninty-one PEAN edi- itors, we shall not blame you. But at all events believe that we have worked with all the conscientious ness possible and have endeavored to produce a volume that the Class of Ninety-one may feel proud of. We are indebted to the Trustees for pecuniary aid, to the Faculty for help and suggestions. We owe the greater part of what appears under the head of Historical, to Mr. J. A. Brown, P. E. A. '75. With this we make our bow and invite you to enter into the recesses of the following pages. 'See photogravurc 7

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Uirustees. GEORGE SILSBEE HALE, A, M., lmsrpwr-, Elected june, 1870. CHARLES HENRY BELL, LL. D., . Elcctccl December, 1879. JOHN TAYLOR PERRY, A. M., Elected March, 1885. FRANCIS ORMOND FRENCH, A. B., Elected April, 1 886. GEORGE SHATTUCK MORISON, A. M., 1.L.B., . Elected June, 1888. CHARLES EVERETT FISH, A. M., c'x-ojirfo, Elected June, 1890. N CHARLES FRANKLIN DUNBAR, A.B., Elected February, 1891. 7l1'i'llJlll'L'I' .' JOHN EDWARD GARDNER, A. B., Elected April, 1890. 8 . Boston . Exeter . Exeter . New York . Chicago . Exeter Cambridge, Mass Exeter.