Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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Preface. T length, after several months spent in unceasing labor to produce a memorial not only of the gradu- ating-class, but of the entire school, we have the satisfaction of knowing that some result has been attained from our combined efforts, and that we are able to place before the students and friends of the Academy, as has been the custom of the graduating-classes, the annual PEAN. If it be a success- ful one of course we cannot say, but it is to be ascertained by those whose interest in P. E. A. may occasion them to read this work. It has been our intention to make this volume one of the most success- ful of any which has ever been produced here, and we hope that in this we have at least partly succeeded. We may assure our readers that the task of compiling a periodical of this kind is not a very easy one-a fact which has often been expressed by former editors. From the outset we have had nothing but dilhculties to contend with, but after overcoming most of these obstacles, we hope that our efforts to produce a book worthy of P. E. A. have not been in vain, and that when everything is taken into consideration, we may re- ceive no unjust criticism, as has often been done in former cases. Our aim has been to make this work as unprejudiced as possible, so we hope that no ill-feeling may be occasioned among any of the fellows by any remarks which appear in this book. It is but fair that we should state here that we are not the only ones who have spent any efforts towards the production of this volume, for several other members and friends of the Academy have done likewise. To these, whose assistance has greatly benefited us, we extend our most heartfelt thanks, and in closing, we wish to say that our earnest desire is that the readers of the following pages may find that the efforts of the editors of the ,QS PEAN have succeeded in accomplishing a work which may be justly appreciated, and which may be a fitting remembrance of the class of '95. 6

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ASSEMBLY CLUB . ATHLETIC RECORDS . BALLOT OF SENIOR CLASS . BANJO CLUB . . BASE-BALI.. TEAM . . BIOGRAPHIES OF SENIOR CLASS BOARDING-HOUSES . . CHAPEL CHOIR . . CIIRISTIAN FRATERNITY CLASS-DAY OFFICERS . CONCERT CLUB . DEDICATION A.Q.K .... -. EXETER-ANDOVER FOOT-BALL BASE-BALL EXONIAN EDITORS . . Contents. PAGE 43 . II4 I4 62 97 . I8 37 66 60 23 67 2 - - 73 RECORDS . IIO . III 45 PAGE FACULTY . . 9 FOOT-BALL TEAM 77 HISTORY OF '95 . II HIISTORY OF '96 . 25 HISTORY OF '97 . 29 HISTORY OF '98 . 33 INDOOR MIEETING go JUNE-BALL OFFICERS . 4I LIT. EDITORS . 49 LITI-IR-ARY SOCIETIES . 55 MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS . 6I PEAN EDITORS . . 53 POT-POURRI . . 115 PREFACE . 6 ROASTS , 165

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Trustees. CHARLES FRANKLIN DUNBAR, LL.D., PRESIDENT, Cambridge. Elected March, 1885. JOHN TAYLOR PERRY, A.M., Exeter. Elected March, 1885. GEORGE SIIATTUCK MORISON, A.M., LLB., Chicago. Elected june, 1888. CHARLES EVERETT FISH, A.M., rx-ojicio, Exeter. Elected june, 1890. SHERMAN IIOAR, A.B., Wallllaln. Elected April, 1893. SANUFORD SIDNEY SMITH, A.B., Ll..l3., New York. Elected June, 1893. WILLIAM PERRY CHADWICK, LL.B., Exeter. Elected Dcccmbcr, 1893. Treasurer. JOHN EDWARD GARDNER, A.B., Exeter Elected April, 1889. 7