Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

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FACULTY ACTIVITIES STUDENTS ATHLETICS FEATURES CCDNTENTS-

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Fall-Winter Story organized riots and athletic achievement - 1958-59 start- ed off rather unproductively. The fall and winter terms offered practically nothing: in the way of spectacular sport- ing events or destructive pranks. and the previously exalted MIICQUQ, was fast disappearing from the pulmlie eye. There- fore. in the following summary of the tyxo terms. a lack of lmoyish enthusiasm and relish in deserilring the events may he noticed. As far as fall sports went. lnedior-rity reigned. The greatly lauded soccer team was not undefeated. hut did manage to squeak out a well-played victory against that School. Football presented other prolnlenis. Faced with a n contrast to its predecessor. a gener- ally positive attitude prevailed in the class of VJ59. especially in the realms of student goy ernment. discussion groups. puhlica- tions. and musical cluhs. Nlature hull ses- sions. preoccupied with such weighty con- siderations as the effectiveness of the new Council, senior discipline in the dorms. and the compulsory church question. re- placed contempt for the petty side of lfveter lilo 3 scholastic and intellectual. Yet. lay the usual standards of evaluat- ing a class or a year at Exeter 4 well-