Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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CUM LAUDE SOCIETY JANUARY ELECTION Roberf D. M. Accola Eric S. Beckjord John H. Beebe Fredrick R. Coburn David Colwell John Cowles, Jr. Roberf R. Crump Chesfer R. Davis, Jr. Allan M. Dulles Howland A. Fowler Andrew G. Franfz COLLEGE PREFERENCE Harvard Princefon Yale Darfmoufh Williams Cornell Amhersf M.I.T. Swarfhmore Norfhwesfern New Hampshire Brown California Tech. California Duke Oberlin Howard S. Fuller Cornelius D. Hasfie William F. Heiin Paul A. Jones Roberf H. Knox, 3d James H. Lang, 3d Philip J. McFarland Andrew E. Norman Leonard E. Opdycke John C. Piffenger A. Malcolm Posf, Jr 76 57 46 I9 I4 I2 7 6 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 Worcesfer Polyfech. I CLASS DAY OFFICERS APRIL ELECTION Philip Barnard, IV Roberf L. Belknap Norris W. Darrell Roberf A. Divine Pefer A. Hager Sfephen S. Ingham Richard W. Murphy Honore M. Owen, Jr. Franklin H. Pfeiffenberger Richard N. Pierson, Jr. Roger T. Simonds Meredifh N. Springer Richard L. Weidenbacher John M. Woodbridge Rensselaer 2 Sfanford 2 Annapolis I Bosfon Universify I Bowdoin I Chicago I Hamilfon I Maine I Michigan I Pennsylvania I Springfield I Syracuse I Texas Tech. I Texas Universify I Vermonf I Washingfon and Lee I Second row: Cowles, O'ConnelI, Hall. Firsf row: Lynch, Gabler, Mahoney, Fuller, Ellis.

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FOUR YEAR CLUB SENIOR CLASS BALLOT DONE MOST FOR EXETER MOST POPULAR ..... MOST APT TO SUCCEED ALL-AROUND ATHLETE . THINKS HE IS ..... MOST GULLIBLE . . . APPLE POLISHER . GRIND ..... BIGGEST BUMMER . . LOVER ..... WOMAN-HATER . . BULL SLINGER . . . WOLF ........ GIFT TO THE WOMAN . . . BIGGEST PREP .... POLITICIAN . WITTIEST . . CAVE-MAN . . SLOPPIEST . . BEST DRESSED . . BEST SPEAKER . . HIGH BROW . . PLAYBOY .... MOST SARCASTIC . Bill Lynch, John Cowles, Howie Fuller Mike Mahoney, Howie Fuller, Corky Ellis John Cowles, Bill Lynch, Jeff O'ConnelI H. Smi+h, Jim Gabler, Corky Ellis Big Al Turner, Neil McConnell, Dave Colwell Clinl Gilberl, Jack Alexander, Bill Pa'I'on Herb England, Ar+ Zelvin, Bill Pa+on Howie Fuller, AI Dulles, Bill Gridley John Purcell, Pros Virden, N. D. Hooe Paul Rusf, A. Rushfon, George Monlgomery George Redman, Mike Mahoney, Joe Kerr Wickersham, Al Turner, Herb England George Monfgomery, Alan DeSchryver, Berl' Craig Soule Hall, Rodney Peferson, Ari Zelvin Ames Slevens, Peyfon PiI'ney, AI LeClair Jeff O'ConneIl, Bill Lynch, Gren Garside Bob Trea+, Ames S+evens, Fred Melhado Guido Rahr, Pros Virden, Nick Callahan Pros Virden, Dick Rickard, Warren AbboH Gren Garside, John Carfer, Neil McConnell Jeff O'ConneIl, Gren Garside, John Cowles Gren Garside, John Cowles, Neil McConnell Neil McConnell, Fred Melhado, Johnny Borden Jim Douglass, John Purcell, Sumner Gambee I30I

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Qi If FAC X, i QL,19!Qlf :il ' LATlN REQUIREMENT DQQPPED gfnglllli i k .L Li, ii l U X X! 10:50 RULE .P A N gf 'lik LAST HALF or mg, qw INNING -5200 32 SENIUR Sainl' Peler leaned back on his lhrone in fronl' of lhe Pearly Gales and asked a newcomer who had iusl lravelecl The long, narrow palh, Who are you? l'm +he Class of '47. I wanl 'lo gel' in, said 'rhe lraveler. Tha+'s very inl'eres+ing, Sainl Peler said, very inleresling. And iusl' whal makes you lhink you can gel in? Whal have you ever done lo deserve +his Paradise? Confidenl' 'I'ha+ he was worlhy of admil- lance, lhe lraveler said, l gradualed. Isn'l lhal enough? Sainl' Pe+er looked grave. I've heard a lol aboul' you, he said, bu+ l wanl' you 'ro 'lell me everylhing, righl from lhe beginning. Every+hing? asked Ihe Iraveler who now looked a bil worried. Yes, every'rhing. From lhe beginning? From lhe beginning. Well, if was back in Seplember of '43, said 'rhe Class of '47. I came from all over lhe counlry, all over lhe world in facl-New Jersey, Arizona, England, Massachusells, Brazil, Illinois, Hawaii, even from a li++Ie place called California. I spenl four years al' Exeler and gradualed in June of '47. Mosl of me gradualed anyway. Some of me dropped oul along Ihe way. I was one of 'l'he besl classes I'he old school ever had. Now can I gel' in? l've go+ +o hear more 'rhan l'hal'. Be pa- lienl. You've gol forever-whelher here or down below, added Sainl Peler. Go on, and lake il easy. Seems lo me I remember somelhing aboul' lhe liacully dropping lhe Lalin requiremenl' back in '47. I made quile a s'l'ink aboul +ha+. The lraveler lhoughl' Sainl' Peler would be pleased fo hear l'ha'r he was so inleresled in 'lhe Classics. Bul' I guess il' wasn r such a bad idea a'F'I'er alI, he admilled, when I look back on if now. All my sons have gone 'ro 'lhe same school, and lhey I