Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

Page 21 text:

, 1 , 13 , N ' 2 3 fv ,.- F- . ' 'Y F f .P K I , ,if 1 . f rf 1 2. ?. fr

Page 20 text:

S I x W E Y 2 F 5 E a ! S 3 3 s Q 1 3 3 2 9 5

Page 22 text:

IDl'Cf8C6. Few persons except those who have been engaged in sim- ilar enterprises can quite appreciate the feelings of gratifica- tion and satisfaction which till the editors of THE PEAN upon the appearance of this, its eleventh volume. A production which has constantly occupied the thoughts of several persons for nearly half a year is quite sure at the end of that time to be held by them in great esteem, if, as sometimes happens, it is found to be also eminently satishac- tory. This merit we do not, however, claim for this PEAN5 we are not satisfied with it, because, through our experience in editing it, we have found how to compile a better one, we can only say, we have fiom' our best. To the class of '94, which this volume represents, as well as to those others who have lent us their assistance and encour- agement, we give our sincere thanks. We are also indebted to the New England Magazine for several cuts 5 to Tilton and Smart, Photographers, Exeter, for the photograph reproduced pn opposite page, and to Prof. W. A. Francis for his kindly interest in our labors. As we take a brief survey of our work, reflecting upon the primary purpose of THE PEAN, we End that there are several objections to its present form of issue, viz: First-It is too expensive. Secondly-Itdoes not always represent the true spirit of the school, and is not always fair or gentlemanly. Thirdly-Proper men are not elected to THE PEAN board 3 and the editorial boards are too small in point of numbers. F71