Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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QBreeting AIL to the Class of Nineteen Ten! May our PEAN be worthy its valiant men And the school that we love. In these pages as you scan them Funny jingles you will find, Also knocks and roasts commingled, But, we pray you, do not mind. lf there's at prod ut you, my brother, ,IJon't feel that life has lost all charm- Others see the joke though you don't g Cheer up, brother-whcre's the harm? '1'ime's the stull that life is made of '3- Time for mirth is life well spent, H So take each jolt that seems to strike you, In the spirit that it's sent. For as at witty poet one time said, When this life is over, you're at long time dead.

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teface SY' FTER a period of several months of preparation, the IQIO PEAN board takes pleasure in presenting the twenty-sixth volume of the PEAN to the undergraduates and the Alumni. We have striven to make this volume an accomplishment worthy of an Exeter publication, and one which will be a fitting tribute to the class of IQIO. We realize that our task has been a hard one, owing to the high standard set by the PEANS in former years, and hope that in some respects at least our efforts may not have been in vain. We desire at this time to express our obligation to Dr. A. G. Leacock of the Academy for his ever willing assistance and most valuable criticism, without which we feel that very little could have been accomplished. We also wish to acknowledge our indebtedness to the following for assistance in the various departments of the book: li. Wheelan, 7073 W. E. Guthrie, 'ogg M. M. Rothstein, CX-,IOQ K. McIntosh, 'log G. C. Shcdd, ,103 R. C. Smith, ,ll 3 K. M. Smith, ,II 3 R. B. Frye, ,Il 3 M. P. Noyes, 'Io 3 H. Aston, ,II 3 W. S. Thomas, ,II 3 D. Crandall, jr., 'io 3 H. W. Arnold, ,II 3 I. F. Weintz, ,ll 3 S. Ames, ,ll 3 D. E. Spalding, ,I2 3 W. W. Cortelyou, ,II, and L. Carter, '11.