Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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l904 THE PEAN 17 Senior Eciliftonieftetll K' HIC years have rolled by, and all too soon we have reached the end of our L course in the Academy. We 5 have often looked forward to Class llay with expectant joy, Ml!! J t but now that it is here, our joy Q has given place to sorrow,-the sorrow that comes over us at the thought of leaving the school ' that we love. It is hard for us to be reconciled to the ending of w these happiest years, but end they must. Next year the class of Nine- teen Hundred Five will step into our places. We wish them all success! May they always strive to keep alive the good old tra- ditions of Phillips lixeter. When we came here, we little realized what boundless opportunities the School would open to us. We can- not measure how much we have gained from these years, we cannot begin to express all the old School has done for us. To thee we owc aims and ambitions more high, And hopcs made more fearless and strong. We know that in the future, which with all its uncertainties now faces us, we shall have much to thank old Exeter for. In return for all this, if we can- not do anything more, we can, and will cherish for her, deep in our heart of hearts, a loyal and abiding love.

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THE PEAN 1904 Senior Biographies Tis pleasant, sure, to see one's name in print. --BYRON. LAWRENCE ADLER New York City. Laurie. Tessie. The blossom opczzing lo the :lay Could mwghl Wifllfiw display To emulate his mind. --KEATS. Entered fourth yearg P. E. A Orchestra, Glee Club, Assembly Club, Golden Branch. WALTER EDWARD ANDERSON Hawthorne, Iowa. Andy. Hippy am I, from care l'111free, Why aiu'l lhfy all mnlcnlerl like me 3 -ANON. Entered third yearg Class ,Football Team, All Class Football Team, Western Club, Class Drill Squad.