Pennell Institute - Whirlpool Yearbook (Gray, ME)

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ji MR. CHAMBERLAIN Mr. Reginald Chamberlain becario Commercial Instructor at Pennell Institute in 1949, the same year as the pro за Junior Class enterred. Under his influence tho Commercial Department has been greatly improved, He taught Junior Business Training І Il, Shorthand I ІІ. Typing I II, Bookkeeping , Piling, and Office LIEST LIE, Orne of Mr, Chamberlain's princip«l duties was that-of coach of both ossketball and baseball аза under his guidnace Pencnell's teams пате svondily Improved balk in playing nbillty and hho alí important art ef 2006 ۵ йт» He 45 Е 25 at the ond of the current school ve ë ас Бөгет sho Immo, ¿by 57 Mains «Мото ha мт. uantinmnao work on nis оо: σος Wo Ov, sur Tele. وت‎ eae stucers Бобу as well as © Lis возил Тез п Gray will feel tho loss greutl y when © mu Porno 1 22 ug

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OUR PRINCIPAL E, Elliot Small, principal here at Pennell has taught Alvebre. I and II, Driver Trainin”, General Mathematics, and Physics, Mr, Smell rraäuated from Bates Colles:e with а 5,8, Zeiree, Не has tauznt at Pennell tro years, SENIOR HOME ROOM ТКАСНЕВ Mrs. Mary Ricker came to Pennell in 1950 to teach Latin I and II, French and IT, and ی‎ т. ТТ, and ТТТ. We are indebted to ner for her fine work in Prize Speaking, and coachins: the Junior's one-act play. COMMERCIAL INSTRUCTOR AND COACH Leaving this year, after three years at Pennell, is Reginald Chamberlain, teacher of Typin;¡:, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Office Practice, and Junior Business Treinins. Не ie coach of the basket- ball and bascball tcams, The commercial course has been advanced Greatly under his direction, Althourh we didn't win the beseball tournoment, we tied for first place, but lost out in the play-off, “We all resvect Mr, Chamberlain, and will miss his counsel and teachin.