Pennell Institute - Whirlpool Yearbook (Gray, ME)

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` pU THE WHIRLPOOL SOPHOMORE CLASS First row, left to right: J. Butler, A. Dingwell, R. Barter, R. Odway, D. Dunn, J. Megquier, J. Foster. Second row: P. Libby. N. Reed. R. Swinington, W. White, R. Doughty, A. Libby, J. Berry. Third row: R. Gibbs. S. Caswell, P. Humphrey, Class Advisor Mr. Small, F. Adler, W. Sherwood, К. Hayes. SOPHOMORE CLASS REPORT Our second year at Pennell now nearly com- leted, we find it time to “take stock and look ack over our achievements. At the beginning of the fall term all our old classmates were back, twenty-two students; and the following officers were elected, for the year: Ruel Ordway, President; Richard Barter, Vice-President and Student Council Member; Ann Dingwell, Sec- retary; Phillip Richardson, Treasurer, and Patty Libby, Student Council Member. Early this year, Phillip Richardson moved to Texas, and we elected Burchard Dunn to take over the duties of Treasurer. Mary and Josephine Lockard joined us after the middle of the year. 1951 So far, we have sponsored two dances, and three one-act plays. We did well on the dances and the plays were not only a great success, but a lot of fun as well. Representing our class in basketball were: Patty Libby, Joanne Foster, Kenneth Hayes, Burchard Dunn, Stearns Caswell, and Richard Barter. On the cheering squad were: Judith Butler and Ann Dingwell. Representatives on the swimming tearn: Patty Libby, Richard Barter, and Stearns Caswell. This year has been quite successful, and we're hoping the next will be even better. Ann Dingwell, '53 Fifteen

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PENNELL INSTITUTE JUNIOR CLASS Ferri, J. Libby, N. Webb, E. Leach, C. Barter, R. Skilling, В. Pollard, В. Brown. A. Ferri. First row, left to right: В. Second row: L. Henry. C. Nason, M. Brown, W. Whitney, R. White, R. Douglass, J. Bunnell, C. Tripp. Third row: J. Rand, W. Whitney, R. Berry, R. Taylor, Class Advisor Miss Brown, С. Qualey. F. Meserve, L. Libby, R. Lashua. JUNIOR CLASS REPORT We started the year out with twenty-seven stu- dents but three left us. We elected the following officers: Clinton Barter as President; Robert Skil- ling, Vice President; Nancy Webb, Secretary; Eu- gene Leach, Treasurer, Representing our class on the Student Council are Clinton Barter and Bar- bara Pollard. The Juniors who participated in basketball are: Ralph Taylor, Eugene Leach, Robert Skilling, Clinton Barter, Barbara Pollard, Carol Nason, Barbara Brown, and Betty Ferri. Cheerleaders were Betty Ferri and Barbara Pollard. We have put on a few dances, one of which was the annual Junior Prom, which went off very nicely. We also took part in the Minstrel Show with the Seniors this year. We had to keep pretty busy to complete the yearbook on time and get ready for press. Summing it up we have had a grand Junior year and hope our Senior year will be the same. Nancy Webb, '52 Fourteen E S —— — 1950‏ ی ا لے

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PENNELL INSTITUTE FRESHMAN CLASS First row, left to right: E. Boynton, C. Thurlow, A. Whitney, J. Ferri, R. Dolloff, P. Barter, N. Cowie, J. Foster. Second row: С. Hayes, R. Boynton, 5. Darling, М. Marr, В, Sawyer, Р. Dudley, J. Carver, N. Ordway. Third row: D. Maxwell, К. Carr, С. Nason, E. Butler. P. Currie H. Wing, F. Lund, J. Doughty, Class Advisor Mr. Chamberlain, FRESHMAN CLASS REPORT We started the school year with twenty-nine pupils, but we had four leave us and two join us so we now have twenty-seven. At our first class meeting we elected our class officers: Ronald Dolloff, President; Patricia Barter, Vice President; Anne Whitney, Secretary; and Edwin Strout, Treasurer. However, when Edwin Strout left school, Joe Ferri took his place as Treasurer. Nancy Cowie and Ronald Dolloff were clected to the Student Council. Н We thought Freshman Reception would be hard on us but we made а good time of it. Joe Ferri and Dale Maxwell played on the basketball team for the boys and the girls playing were Janet Foster, Nancy Cowie, Patty Barter, and Ethel Boynton. At one of our dances this year Ronald Dolloff Was elected Mr. Pennell of 1951. ANNE WHITNEY '54 Sixteen . ee «dO =