Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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WEBSTER First Row: C. Trowbridge, Cottrell, Bledsoe, Woll, H. Kendrick, Sherman, Daniels, Crosby, Sands, Lester, M Botnick, Milder, Hoover, Hill, Daniloff, Elsasser, Bedford. Second Row: L. Orr, Poole, Funkhouser, Lloyd, Menge, Randall, F. Baker, Celles, Reilly, Ludvigsen, l. Willson Sandvoss, Heath, C. Stevens, Hoagland, Kuhn. Third Row: Dr. Phillips, Mr. Molloy, 1. C. Thomas, R. Browning, Southall, Bradbury, Edgar, Stephens, Brody Levy. Cerbode, Paine, judge. Bolster, R. Richards, Newell, W. Smith, A. Burnstan, Schluter, Mr. Mayo-Smith Mr, Cross. Fourth Row: S. Carpenter, K. Smith, Fair, Cowley, Niles, Schrader, Crehore, S. Phelps, B. Davis, Kulukundis Proper, Pope, Spotford, Amory, Ward, Hemminger, l. Norton, P. Phelps, Ginsburg. WENTWORTH First Row: Aspinwall, Rossmassler, Nevison, Benedict, Burr, R. Miller, Bloch, Paxton, Bevington, LaFollette Locher. Second Row: Pearson, Barker, Vaillant, W. Miller, Pollock, Drinker, H. Garfield, Roe, Hume, Morton, Snyder Paton, Iohnstone, Abell, Mr. Scott. Third Row: Mr. Leonard, D. Bomann, Fyles, Purington, Harbert, Sutherland, Mapes, Telter, l. Rees, Peterson R. jackson, Sage, Wales, Reese, Mr. Finch. Fourth Row: Higgins, Humphreys, L. Wheeler, Shubert, Irving, Fish, Benson, Forbes, Larrabee, Schlaikjer, Ray- mond, Steele, Strain, C. Waite, P. Ross, Mundheim, Good. 51221

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SOULE Front Row: W. Bunnell, K. Miller, F, Madden, D. Thompson Magoun Martin P Fuller Larsen Kern R Rob bins, E, Gibson, Seeley. Middle Row: Creem, Bingham, Dignan, Rockwell, G, Hinckley 1 Hopkins Peyton 1 Zener j Stone Connolly McCarthy, R. Smith. Back Row: Mr. Fish, lsrael, Sexton, P, Sperling, N. Hatch Rider Mr Vrooman G Cudlipp H Hodge Carswell Grover, Dwight, Mr. Galbraith. row, mole. tiger, etc. Every cage on differ- ent level. A slight walk is necessary at feed- ing time, Kind keepers encourage animal habits. Any bear interested must apply to our present Teddy Bear, Honeybuns. MORGUE ATTENDANT WANTED to work at Sleeper, secluded site of town dump. Good working conditions, with hourly checks on temperature, humidity, and ba- rometric pressure. Inmates usually quiet. Population tends to decrease during year. Write any of the skeletons locked in closet. HOMEY ATMOSPHERE: Master in Veazy House seeking four youngsters. Advantages include weekly crackers and milk, fire-side chats, literary atmosphere, and widespread publicity through a national magazine. Have coached Exeter hockey team for twenty-five years. For character reference see page four of this publication. BOOM TOWN for sale. Webster, a realistic Western town, will be sold to highest bid- l I2

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WHEELWRIGHT Front Row: R. Hatch, l.illy, MacKenney, Peverill, Mclntosh, Thamrong-Nawasawat, Sukhum, P. Smith, Rod- riguez, Case, de Mello, McKenriey. Middle Row: Morris, G. Simons, Chiacchia, Mabry, Wagner, R. Cordon, R. Thomas, I. Thomas, Merriam, Klop- penburg, Watts, Toro, Goodfellow, Pearlman. Back Row: Mr. Wood, Mr Bragdon, Lentz, Will, Paul, Dorrance, Alexander, Shattuck, Cosden, Sheard, C. Wil- son, Heijn, Recktord, l-lupper, Harrington, Mr. Rounds. der. Usual features, such as notorious Creep- ers' Cate and Webster Diner, best eating place west of the Squamscott, where sultry hostesses glide from table to table. Bring your .45 when you come. A. C. GILMAN Front Row: Schwerin, Loen gard, l. Gordon, B. Harris Farnsworth, james, Huck. Back Row: Field, Irvine, Torn quist, Mello, Thorson, B Thompson, Suits, l. Fuller, Mr. Clark. RETIRE to a monastery. At Wentworth you will have the opportunity to live a peaceful, cloistered lite with ample supervision and censorship of your reading matter to insure your developing virtue and holiness. Spot- 11231