Pennell Institute - Whirlpool Yearbook (Gray, ME)

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DEDICATION To the faculty of Pennell Institute for their friendliness, loyalty, hard work and understanding, the class of 1941 respect- fully dedicates this issue of the Whirlpool. To Mn. RicHarvs we offer our gratitude for the general improved standing of the school. His enthusiam for music has livened the interest of many students in band and orchestra work. Miss Knicut, who has been kept busy with the Senior Class Play, Arts and Crafts and student teachers, we commend for her diligence. To Mn. Recorp we wish to give special mention be- cause of his good work with the boys in track. Especially do we recognize his untiring effort in organizing the Whirlpool for the last two years. To Miss Evans for her splendid leadership in all girls’ activities, her hard work in building up a girls’ athletic program, and her fine Glee Club work. To Mn. Reen for his tireless efforts in conducting Arts and Crafts, Boys’ Glee Club, baseball, basketball and gym. His handling of school funds has been sys- tematic and is greatly appreciated.

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WILLIAM TAYLOR July 25, 1921—July 30, 1939 IN MEMORIAM There is no death—the thing we call death Is but another, sadder name for life, Which is itself an insufficient name, Faint recognition of that unknown Life— That Power whose shadow is the Universe. Our beloved Billy ! With his passing went one of the most widely loved students at Pennell. He endeared us to him by his quiet personality and obliging nature, by his unusual musical talent and his sparkling wit, which, coupled with his delightful sense of humor and infectious smile, enlivened many a long day. We are proud and honored to have had a boy of such calibre, one so respected and loved by his friends, as a member of our school.