Pennell Institute - Whirlpool Yearbook (Gray, ME)

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JUNE LENORA WHITNEY “Junie” Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3; Volleybail 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club 1; Alumni Editor of Whirlpool 3; Badminton 2, 4; Tennis 3; Arts and Crafts 3, 4; Bible Study 4. June is shy and rather short, She's. scarcely bigger than a dot; With her ambition and her zeal, At hard work she'll never squeal. Q X-f»054£àTxx, © HONOR PARTS In place of the usual graduation speeches, a pageant will be presented by the following honor students: Helen Russell, Valedictorian Catherine MacDonald. Salutatorian Jane Eaton Thurza Sawyer Neal Merrill june Whitney Donald F. Hall Phillip Kupelian Class Day Speakers The speakers for class day are the next eight students in order or rank and are the following: Thurza Sawyer Phyllis Nason Virginia Barton Kathleen Sawyer Henderson Beal Berenice. Edwards Edra Maxwell Donald B. Hall

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14 Tur WHIRLPOOL SENIOR ACTIVITIES The class of '41 returned to Pennell this fall with a population of 21 enthusiastic seniors. We elected Jane Eaton and Donald B. Hall to represent us in the Student Council. For class officers we elected the following: Neal Merrill, President; Catherine MacDonald, Vice-President ; Berenice Edwards, secretary; and Donald Е. Hall, Treasurer. In extra curricular activities we have been prominent. Six senior boys played on the basketball team. Five senior girls went out for basketball, and three of our girls made up a badminton team which played at Portland High School. To earn money for our class trip to Washington we have had food sales, bridge parties, a social, suppers, a Senior Fair, a rum- mage sale and a class play. This vear the seniors have had a chance to do practice work in various local businesses. The girls have had experience as maids, telephone operators, librarians, and apprentices in teaching physical education. The boys have had filling station experience, office work, and training in teaching physical education. We have appre- ciated and enjoyed this chance, and we hope that the next year's seniors will make use of and enlarge this opportunity. We are sad at the thought of leaving Pennell, but we are con- fident that we have received excellent preparation with which to adventure out into the world, whether we are seeking a job or higher education. JANE EATON, '41