Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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Foreword Here is a record of a class, of a year, faulty and incomplete, but sufficiently suggestive, we hope, that the reader may find here both a history and a prophecy. Only in ourselves can an adequate record of ourselves, be found, and only in our future will it be made complete. Here are the scores of the games, but the fervor of the contest and the experience. of victory and defeat are personal and incommunicahle. Here are the pictures of our friends, but our friendships are not recorded, nor the delight we have had in them, nor what they promise. There can be in this book but little of the knowledge we may have found in classrooms where the ideals of the ,Puritan tashmaster still hold sway, but little of the character we may have gained from the opportunity of freedom and self-direction with a strict accountability, in an environment of venerable traditions, of demo- cratic standards and practice, of Christian service. The record of our past is one of golden opportunities. The future, we hope, will reveal that we have used them wisely. f M ul fl

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