Pennell Institute - Whirlpool Yearbook (Gray, ME)

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JUNIOR CLASS Back row, left to right: Marion Thompson, Harold Cooper, Ethel Tripp, Lee Mitchel, Colleen Blake, Leon Hitchcock, Emily Maxwell. Front row, left to right: Janice Doughty, Walter Stewart, Merilyn Cole, Clifford Purinton, Norma Humphrey, Robert Purinton, Shirley Purinton. e 5 ۳۹ = F 2%) AN ETEF R ERSA SOPHOMORE CLASS Back row, left to right: Richard Prince, Carlton Skillings, James Pollar d, Kenneth Saywood, Donald Strout, Charles Dingwell. Front row, left to right: Carley Grommett, Irving Verrill, Nathan Paul, William Sanborn, Doris HNacDonald, Robert Carr, Alta Goff.

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For class officers we have elected the following: President--------------------- Cliff Purinton Vice President---------------- Norma Humphrey Secretary----------------------- Merilyn Cole Treasurer--------------------- Walter Stewart Class Adviser------------ ------- Miss Philpot We also have elected Emily Maxwell and Robert Purinton to rep- resent us at Student Council. To make things more intoresting we had three new teachers. They were: Mr. Small, Miss Wilson,and Miss Philpot. We kept Miss Philpot and hope to the rest of this year. From our class those who took part in the play presented by the Dramatic Club were: Robert Purinton,Ethel Tripp,Colleen Blake, Mar- ion Thompson, Emily Maxwell, and Shirley Purinton. Outing Club members from this class are: Merilyn Cole, Ethel Tripp, Shirley Purinton, Marion Thompson, and Colleen Blake. In “Pennellites on Parade , we were represented very well by the following: Emily Maxwell, Walter Stewart, Ethel Tripp, Clifford Pur- inton, Harold Cooper, Robert Purinton, Colleen Bleke, Merilyn Cole, Lee Mitchell, and Miss Philpot. Lee Mitchell, '44. SOPHOMORE CLASS NOTES Our class starting with twenty-one pupils as Freshmen, has dwin- dled down to fifteen members, four girls and eleven boys. We had three new members, Justin Berry, James Fermer, and Allecia Wilbur. However, after a short visit Justin and James left us. At our first class meeting the following were elected: President---------------- ----- Willian Sanborn Vice President------------------- Nathan Paul Secretary- ------------------- Doris MacDonald Treasurer- ------------------- Irving Verrill Class Adviseor--------------7--=---- - Mr. White We elected Carley Crommett and Carlton Skilling as our ropres- entatives in Student Council. Doris MacDonald, Donald Strout, and James Pollard took part in the Dramatics Club play, Aunt Jerushy on the Warpath. Our clas s had charge of the Freshman Reception this year end it was enjoyed by ell who attended, even the Freshmen. Carlton Skilling, ۰

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FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES The Class of '46 began with an enrollmont of sixteen pupils. Because of late entries and withdrawals, we now have a class of thir- teen students. We elected the following class officers: Pres ident- ---------------------- Barbara Smith Vice President----------------- Reginald Clark Sec retary-- -n- nee cece meee nnn Pauline Pollard Tr easurer-- nn eee ee een ne en نج چا بت بت‎ Kathleen Carr The Student Council representatives whom we elected were: Ethel Verrill and Lloyd Wing. Our first important event was Freshmen Reception, which was spo- nsored by the Sophomore Class. It was held on October third, 1942. We had a very pleasant evening, although we were covered with lip- stick. j We of the Freshmen Class have had a very happy year ənd are looking forward to next yoar and to our return es Sophomores. Lloyd Wing, '46. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was reorganized this year for the fifth year at Pennell.. At the first meeting we found the representatives to be: Fresh- men Class,Ethel Verrill and Lloyd Wing; Sophomore Class,Cerley Crom- mett end Carlton Skillings; Junior Class, Emily Maxwell ond Robert Purinton; Senior Class, Jeanne Smith and Arnold Hell. The following officers were elected: President--------=---- --- ----- Jeanne Saith Vice President----------------- Arnold Hall Secretery-------------------- Emily Maxwell Treasurer- ----------------- Carley Cromaett The Student Council members are expected to keep order in the hall andon the stairs. They elso conduct the fire drills. Council members are expected to take chergo of the study hall whenever the teachers are not present. On Merch thirty-first the Student Council replaced the teachers in their classes. The Council members had complete charge of th e class they were teaching. The different teachers visited the verious classes,