Pennell Institute - Whirlpool Yearbook (Gray, ME)

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Standing, left to right: Sealed, left to right: J. PENNELL INSTITUTE oP 2 Am ED e mix musst G. Tufts. M. Foster, J. Verrill. Thomas, P. Pollard, H . Beck, A. Lunn, K. Hatch. STUDENT COUNCIL President Henry BECK Secretary ABBIE LUNN Student Government was introduced at Pennell in 1939 and since that time it has accomplished much in molding the relation- ship between the students and the faculty and among the students themselves. The an- nual hot-dog hike was again sponsored this year by the Council for all high school stu- dents and the faculty. The main responsi- bility this year has been the supervision on the stairs when classes are changing. With the present crowded condition it is necessary Twelve TFT 5eꝗd““ tt d Ex—————————————————————Ó———————— MÀ Vice President , Roserr HATCH Treasurer | Joan Trromas to have fixed rules regarding conduct in the halls and on the stairs. For the most part the students are very coóperative. The members chosen from each class this year are Joan Thomas and Gordon Tufts from the Freshman Class; Foster and James Verrill from the Sophomore Class; Priscilla Pollard and Robert Hatch from the Junior Class; Abbie Lunn and Henry Deck from the Senior Class. Assit Lunn, l8. Marion 1947 L—

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gd THE WHIRLPOOL SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept. 8. School opened. Darn it! ! Sept. 23. Hot Dog Hike. Oh, much fun! Sept. 26. Freshman Reception. Those cute kids! Oct. 14. Girls’ swimming meet. What straight hair, girls! Oct. 17. Junior Prom— Thrilling! Thrill- ing! Oct. 20. Boys’ swimming meet. Oct. 24. Boys excused for forest fire patrol. Oct. 31. Senior Social. Nov. 6. State Police showed pictures on safety. Ooh. was he nice! Nov. 7. Fire! Fire! Fire ! drill. Nov. 13-14. Teachers’ Convention. Why don't they do it more often? Nov. 20. Prize Shaking—I mean Prize Speaking. Nov. 25. Pennell Girls played the alum- nae and Won! Nov. 27-28. Thanksgiving and a long week-end. Dec. 2. Boys played Scarboro and lost. Dec. 5. Boys played Standish. Deck did his stuff. Dec. 5. Girls played Casco. Same old story. We lost. Dec. 9. Boys played Falmouth. Petter luck next time. Dec. 12. Boys played Cape. What's the matter, boys? Dec. 18. Senior Drama, Dec. 19. Christmas assembly — Special Music. Dec. 19. Boys played Greely—and lost. CunisTMAS Vacation. Dear Santa, please bring Mr. Dempsey some new wise- cracks. Dec. 29. little as ever. Dec. 29. Girls played New Gloucester. You guessed it. We lost. Back again! We know just as Dec. 31. New Year's Ball—Big Time. Jan. ?. Boys played Freeport—lost. Jan. 2. Girls played Freeport. Ditto. Jan. 6. Boys played Falmouth. Sh! Jan. 6. Girls played Standish. We led all the way to the finish. Jan. 9. Boys played Yarmouth. Lost. Jan. 13. Boys played Scarboro. Again. Jan. 16. Boys played Standish. A Vic- TORY at last! Jan. 19. Girls played New Gloucester. Well, anyway we tried. E Jan. 23. Boys played Cape. Lost. Jan. 23. Girls played Greely. Better luck next time. Jan. 26. Girls played Freeport and lost. Jan. 30. Boys played Freeport. Nick GorNG, NEAL! ! ! Feb. 2. Girls played Standish. ANOTHER Victory! ! Feb. 3. Girls played the Boys. Event. What Rigs! Feb. 5. Girls played Greely. We lost. Feb. 13. Boys played Yarmouth. Never mind the score. Feb. 13. Girls played Windham. That's right, we lost. Feb. 13. For the third year in succession pictures for the WHIRLPOOL have been taken on this day. Feb. 16. Play-off between Pennell and Freeport. Too bad, boys. Feb. 21-Mar. 2. Ten days off. could ask for more? We all could. Mar. 2. Oh Boy! Back to dear old Pen- nell again. Mar. 3. Today we had an assembly to re- mind us it is Temperance Day. Mar. 12. Sophomores gave a St. Pat- rick's Day Dance. Cute hats, girls! Mar. 1%. Home Economics Class gave a St. Patrick’s Tea. Good punch. Mar. 23. Moving pictures sponsored by the French Class. Mar. 30. WHIRLPOOL goes to press at long last. Apr. 7. Patricia Dunn, Norma Bishop, and Ellen Kimball left to take part in the New England Music Festival at South Port- land. Apr. 9. Senior Dance. Apr. 16-26. Spring Vacation. It won't be long now. Apr. 17. Senior Trip to New Won't they ever stop talking about it? June 6. Baccalaureate. June 11. Graduation. GREAT Who York. VIRGINIA THOMAS, 49. Eleven

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1948 THE WHRL?POO = JUNIOR CLASS aN — WHIRLPOOL BOARD Seated, left to right: M. MacDonald, B. Tuits, K. Skilling, E. Crandall, J. Wilson. Standing, left to right: K. Morey, J. Cobb, R. Lashua, N. Bishop, R. Hatch. P. Pollard, V. Thomas. WHIRLPOOL STAFF Editor-in-Chief |... KEN NET SKI IHN — Exchange Editor |... JUNE ANDERSON elysistant Editors ER (Replaced by Norma Bisnor) Barbara Turtrs, Norma BIS HO (VIRGINIA THOMAS F Joas Winsow Joke Editors a. jRosERT Harcu 8 Nee e RICHARD LASHU A STR Ew RS | PgiscirA POLLARD ; MI col. v1 MacDovarp a á [ERMINIE CRANDALL Hunni Editor || NENNETH Morey Business Managers ....4. usvix KUCH Faculty Advisor ccc Mrs. DEMPSEY oux CoBB Thirteen