Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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INSTRUCTORS EM ERITI LEWIS PERRY, A.M., L.H.D. Principal, Emeritus GEORGE HENRY SELLEGK, A.B. Instructor in Mathematics, Emeritus IOHN COPELAND KIRTLAND, A.M., L.H.D. Morison Professor of Latin, Emeritus WINTHROP EDWARDS FISKE, A.M. Instructor in Physics, Emeritus EDWIN VICTOR SPOONER, S.B. Instructor in French, Emeritus ALFRED REYNOLDS WIGHTMAN, Ph.D. Instructor in Latin, Emeritus LAURENCE MURRAY GROSBIE, A.B. Instructor in English, Emeritus NORMAN SHAW MCKENDRICK, A.M. Instructor in History, Emeritus FREDERICK RAYMOND WHITMAN, A.M. Elected june, I9I4 Appointed October, I896 Elected October, I897 Appointed October,I899 Appointed june, I9II Appointed October, I9I2 Appointed October, I903 Appointed june, I906 Instructor in History, Emeritus Appointed September, I9I7 The Pean records with regret the death on March 26, I949 of George Henry Selleck. I 3 I

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center for the Commodores Varsity crew. Familiarity with shipboard life learned in the hold , where the sailor's game Oh Hell is played against a background of Bor- rah Minnevitch sea chanties. Any captain interested should write to C. A., above ad- dress. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT: Historical Gilman House, home of Nicholas Gilman, signer of the Constitution, is restored from recent abuse and open for visitors. Unruly tenants threatened the survival of this Co- lonial homestead with a destructive mascot, The Monster. Their Royal Roumanians dis- turbed the neighborhood with a tribal chant, The Cut-Bucket Blues. With them evict- ed and their bar closed, this most famous of Exeter shrines is again open to thoughtful antiquarians. HERE is the home you have been looking forl just the right combination of wheels and brains ltwelve wheels, one brainl. Live with twenty-nine varsity letters and three captains, play on the touch football team, eat with the preps! You, too, may join the happy few singing, Home Was Never Like This, or l'm C-lad I lived in Ed Gilman. FOUNDLINC HOME requests contributions. Help us at Hoyt keep our group of Uppers and Seniors uncontaminated by the Senior dorms, Bill's Spa, and butt rooms. We need funds to continue our instructions to youth in wrestling, art, history, in rejecting in- truders from Williams, and in the true busi- ness of living. Send your contribution to D. B., Agent of Foundling Homes. WANT MUSCLES? loin the Kirtland train- ing camp, where you will rise at dawn, make your bunk, sprint to the mess hall, and return for a day of vigorous, supervised activity. King Ed, this year's winner of the coveted Little Brown jug, says, l like the Kirtland Way. You will tool A residen- tial staff of writers will cover your progress. Don't delayl Try the 238-day Kirtland Wayl TRADE: Room in Knight House for any lodging near the Yard, Cambridge. Many is 51151

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BANCROFT Front Row: Hathaway, Boal, Foster, Law, B. Wheeler, l. Barrett, M. Barrett, Loring, McKay, S. Robbins. Peters Boorsch. Middle Row: Huggins, A. P. Hinckley, Danforth, Hackl, Rutland, Mestres, Whipple, Reavis, Tyson, Tuttle, R. H King, Simmons, E. Mills. Back Row: Mr. Booth, Fernald, George, N. Hart, M. Hagerman, Murphy, H. Ross, Leach, Schaub, l. Hawkins West, Mr. Kesler. CILLEY First Row: D. Adams, R. Carter, D. Sperling, Wharton, Hoffman, Trostel, F. Bunnell, Murray, A. Allen, Cum mins, Wheat, Leonard, Etelman, Den Hartog, M. Stevens. Second Row: l. Harrison, D. Rice, D. Madden, Glen, Shaw, Prindiville, Aldrich, Alden, E. Brown, Marshall, Mc- Nutt, H. Miller, Herdman, S. Dohanos, P. Dohanos, Moizeau. Third Row: Mr. Adkins, l. Cudlipp, Drouilhet,Corcoran, Rockwell, Wren, Pitney, R. Williams, Mr. johnson Willemson, Mitchell, Burnstan, Hyde, Muschenheim, P. Stone, Mr. Funkhouser. Fourth Row: B, Hoffman, Bowers, Greenlee, 1. Hitchcock, Lachelier, Safford, P. Green, Dyer, Shea, Taylor, Rob- erts. Scharff, Hartmann, Lincoln. Crowley. X I - L., --....f.z...-- A i iiei