Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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GEORGE SHATTUCK MORISON

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2 mg 'L 4 9-..'......s' 731-gg S ty' q'i14'4z3t Qo,, l 3 Y xt r....nA..a Z: ' u,. . 4 iitfgmd.-.Y l, Mil dakeiaad return ITH mingled feelings of pleasure and hesitancy, Tl-ns PEAN Board for this year presents its labor of love to the stu- dents and friends of Phillips lflxeter. THE PEAN of 1902 will be found much like THE PEANS of previous years, and yet we trust that it has an individu- ality of its own. The statistical matter of school organiza- tions follows. quite naturally, a well-beaten path. As to the miscellaneous matter of the book, we have had ideas of our own, and have followed these ideas whenever we thought that by so doing we should add to the attractiveness of the work. We have introduced some new features that seemed to us interesting and appropriate, we have omitted some old sections that seemed uninteresting and out-of-place, and, in several instances, we have restored some old features which we feel have been wrongly neglected by other boards. We shall not complain this year of the obstacles with which we have had to contend,- they have been no more, perhaps, surely no less than in previous years. The censorship exercised by the Faculty has, of course, resulted in the elimination of some roasts which we thought appropriate on U the powers that be. We have endeavored to publish a book which should contain much' to please and little, if anything, to offend,- one that would not only attract for the pres- ent, but prove interesting and valuable in later years. Whether we have suc- ceeded, our readers must judge. 6