Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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Semin? 'Eftoriai E are just beginning to realize that one of the happiest periods of our life is rapidly drawing to a close. Not that our course here has been wholly an easy or rose-strewn one, for to some of us it has meant struggles, certain hardships and disappointments, but in a short time we will leave the old school, never again to return as members of it, and as that time approaches We feel ever more strongly how Well it has all been worth while. The strong and loyal friendships formed here, the train- ing and discipline we have received, the conception we have gained of the value of honest endeavor-all these are things whose Worth cannot be estimated. Throughout our entire course we have taken a leading part in all school activi- ties 3 we have endeavored to make our spirit an influence of real and vital con- sequenceg as Seniors we have striven earnestly to be leaders of the school in the best senseg we only trust that our success in contributing to the school's welfare has been in some slight degree commensurate with our purpose and desire. In the days we have spent here we have learned to love and reverence the school and its traditions, and in the years to come we will ever deem it our choicest privilege to offer the best we have for Old Exeter. '