Pennell Institute - Whirlpool Yearbook (Gray, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1954 volume:

mes Y a =: = xXx o, ep . The, Whirlpool l gg? wish to thank all tho He AR NE this Whirlpoo Ss ucces | PENNELL INSTITUTE Gray, «faine 19. 1 2. 23. 7e 14. 21. 28, 11. SCHOOL CALENDER School opened. Two new teachers, O'boy! Freshman Reception. What good sports the Freshman werel Freshman Dance. Á great success. Girls Swimming Meet. What happened girls? Sophmore Barn Dance. Who were the two new couples?? Teachers Convention. Lots of new ideas, dern ivi Junior Prom. A Paris fashion parade. A. A. Sock Hop. What dirty stockings!!! Senior Play. What pretty legs the Atomic Blonde had 3! Thanksgiving Recess. Oh! My tummyl! Christmas Program. Good music. Christmas Vacation. Did Santa bring you what you wanted? New Years Day. What were your new years resolutions?? Prize Speaking. Don't be nervous. Vacation. A good time was had by all. Town Meeting. Big day in Gray. Old Timers Basketball Game. What Costumes!! Senior Fair and P.I. Dance. Who got miss P.I.?? Junior and Senior Minstrel. What happened after the show?? Vacation. It was needed by all. Junior One Act Plays. Lots of fun!!! Concert By High School. Good job Miss MacDonald. Junior Dance. Wonderful success. A. A. Awards Night. Big night for Pennell Athletes. Senior Reception. Lucky Seniors. Dedication We, the Junior class, respectfully dedicate, The Whirl- pool , to Mr, James Tobin in deep appreciation for his sincere efforts and hearty co-operation in all school activities. Mr. Tobin came to Pennell in the fall of 1950 to replace Mr. Dean Durgin as Industrial Arts Instructor. He is a graduate of Gorham High School and Gorham State Teachers College. In addition to his shop duties he coaches boys basketball. Robert Caswell '55 FACULTY Left to Right: H. Rs E. Elliot Small, E. Freeman, o Standing: H. Sawyer, Je Principal E. Elliot Small bin, F. MacDonald, L, Dunn, J. Long. Mr. James Tobin Bates College, BS Gorham State Teachers College, BS Physics, General Math, Trigonmetry Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman University of Maine, BS Industrial Arts Physical Education Miss Frances Mac Donald Massachusetts State Teachers College At Lowell BS Ed. Home Economics Graduate Work University of Maine Mrs. Helen Winton Maine School of Commerce Transferred from Norway Commercial Course Mrs. Hazel Sawyer University of Maine, BA Transferred from Gray Jr. High English III, Civics, World Geography Jr. Business, Latin, Physical Education Music Supervisor Mr. Lawrence Dunn University of Maine, BA Driver Training, History, Biolgy Science, Algebra Mrs. June Freeman Long Bates College, BA English, French | io — =r — 0 ae A Ronald Everett Dolloff “Life without a friend, is death without a witness. Class President 1, Mr. P.I� l, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3, Class secretary 2, Band 2, Yearbook editor 3, Dramatic club 3,4, Key club secretary 3,4, Glee Club 3, Chorus president 4, Honor Student 1,2,3,4, Ethel May Boynton A little body doth often 4 L harbor a great soul, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,4, Commercial club 15273, Jr. Varsity cheerleading 3, e Dramatic club 3,4, Swimming +, RY Orchestra 2,3. John Gilbert Carver It's not the gay coat that makes the gentleman, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, A.A. 1,2,3,4}, Senior fair 1,2,3,4, Basketball manager 1, Key olub 2,3,4, Prize Speaking 2. Pauline Beverly Dudley If every one would mend one, all would be amended, Chorus 1,2,3, Glee club 2,3, Dramatic club 3,4, Commercial club 3, Secretary to Principal, Honor Student. TF al owe � it PMA, Robert Douglas Boynton Keep good men company, and you shall be one of the PS Se number. o j- Baseball 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1, Tr j Commercial club 2,3, Band 2, Basketball 3,4, Key club 4, A.A. 3,4, Dramatic club 3,4, Senior Fair 1,2,3,4, Nancy Anne Cowie A handful of good life is better than a bushel of learning. Basketball 1,2, Softball 1,2, Swimming 1, Miss P.I. 2, Chorus 2,4, Glee Club 4, Treasurer of Class 4, | Secretary and Treasurer of ú A.A. 4, Cheerleading 4, Honor Student, Transferred to 4 A Deering '3. Š Aa ALEA Peter Brent Currie One hour's sleep before midnight is worth two after,” Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Minstrel Show 3,4, Senior Play 4, American Legion Essay Award 3. Patricia Ann Barter One never loses by doing a good turn. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Cheerleading 1,3,4, Swimming 1,3,4, Vice President of Class 1, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, A. Ae 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Secretary and Treasurer of Student Council 4, Honor Student. Richard Irvin Towne Brevity is the soul of wit. Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Key Club 2,3, A.A. president 4, Student council 4, Vice president Key Club 4, Treasurer of class 4, School Marshall 2, Senior fair 1,2,3,4. Transferred from Wiscasset High School, 1 Betty Ann Qualey - Patience is a flower that grows k not in every one's garden. Softball 1,2, Prize speaking 1, Class secretary 4, President Commercial Club 4, Editor of School paper, Honor student, Transferred from Bridgton High School 1952. Noel Arthur Ordway A little leak will sink a great ship. Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Senior play 4, Senior fair 1,2,3,4, Key club 3,4, Minstral show 3,4. Janet Foster First deserve and then desire. Basketball 1,2,3, Softball 1,2, Student Council 2, A. A. and Student Council 4, Secretary 3, Senior Play 4, Senior Fair 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, Minstrel Show 3,4, Yearbook 3, Junior Prom 3, Commercial Club 2, Freshmen Reception 2. LLLI a. — Joseph Ferri Lookers on see more than players. Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, wees Treasurer 1, A.A. i 2. 5, Mr. P.I. 2, President ofclass 2,3, President of Key Club 4, Student council president 4, American Legion Medal for basketball 3, Chorus 3, Vice president of Key Club 3. Anne Frances Whitney Never carry two faces under one hood. Soft 1, Glee Club 1,2, Senior Fair 1,2,3,4, Freshmen Reception 2, Commercial Club 2, Commercial Club Secretery and Treasurer. 2, Vice President 3, Junior Pron 3, Minstrel Show 3,4, Senior Play +, Yearbook 3, John Tappen Doughty Jre Our own opinion is never wrong. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2, Swimming 1, blass president 4, Student council 2,3, Vice pres- ident student council 4, Key club 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Senior Fair4. Berta Lee Sawyer Make not your sail too large for your ship. Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Glee club 2 DE 4, Prize” speaking 2, Dramatic Club 3,4, Student council 3, Band secretary 3, Basketball manager ke Key Name 1. Saying 2. Pastime 3. Seen with ho Prize posession 5. Ambition 6. Our prediction Ronald Everett Dolloff l. Come now! 2. Grange 3. Pat B. 4. His lunch 5. Teacher 6. Piano teacher Anne Whitney 1. Judas Priest 2. Boys 3. Janet 4. Her brothers! car 5. Secretary 6. Model Robert Boynton e T4 gen 2. Going to N.G. 3. Sandra M, L. Basketball uniform 5. Farmer 6. Radio anouncer Janet Foster 1. Gee Whiz! 2. Flirting 3. Anne Whitney 4. Her fathers car! 5. Housewife 6. Housewife Charles Bradford Hayes A single fact is worth a ship-load of arguments. Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Senior fair 1,2,3, Key club 3, Assistant director senio? play 4. Charles Hayes 1. Nothing 2. Working at ‘A P RU bh. His car 5. College 6. Scientist Peter Currie 1. $ 2. New Gloucester trips 3. John D. 4. His fathers Pontiac U of M 6. Gigiloe Pauline Dudley 1. Oh molasses! 2. Writing to Carl 3 o Berta L. Her diamond (why not?) 5. Housewife 6. Housewife Patty Barter 1. Good Lord! 2. Baby sitting 3. Nancy Cowie 4. Ronnys' apron strings 5 . Nurse 6. Woman wrestler Richard Towne l. Well! 2. Playing basketball 3. Joe kh. Connies letters? 5. College 6. Commedian Noel Ordway 1, Oh: Goshi 2. Working 3. Shirley ke Shirley 5. Airforce 6. Working for State. Nancy Cowie 1. Oh for goodness sakes 2. Working at Coles 3. Patty Barter 4, Class ring 5. Nurse 6. Comedienne Ethel Boynton le, I didn't either 2. Talking 3. Freshman girls 4, Bilfold 5. Secretary 6. Secretary Joe Ferri 1. I don't know 2. Writing to Ann 3. Dick and John 4e Ann . Engineer 6. Pro. basketball player Berta Lee ' Sawyer l. Oh mustard! 2. Piano 3. Pauline 4, Class ring 5. Nurse 6. Teacher CETTE PPT: - He p —- — À 4 | Senior Class Report LT Eu i A să vă td ăia SW N 7 On September 9, 1953 we began our fourth and last year at Pennell. At our first class meeting we elected the following class officers: President.........John Doughty Vice President...Richard Towne Secretary.........Betty Qualey Treasurer..........Nancy Cowie Student Council...John Doughty Patty Barter Joe Ferri Our class sponsored the annual Senior play on November 19 and 20. Those in the cast are pictured above. The Director was Mrs. Long, Assistant Director Charles Hayes, Stage Manager Robert Boynton, Publicity Betty Qualey. We have also had a number of food sales, a rummage sale, and bake bean suppers on Saturday nights. Our four years at Pennell have been very enjoyable and we hope that our future years will be just as happy and successful. John Carver Bett al 1. Don't be so ignorant i. a AOR 2. Girls 2. Typing 3. Joe and Dick 3. Pauline 4e Class picture . Her rank card . Coach and History teacher k Secretary ? 6. Secretary 11 Betty Qualey '54 John Doughty Baby! Teasing the Mongoose men Blue Bomb Pats! ring Pilot Politician First Row, left to right: J. Foster,:R. Ordway, R. Blais, P. Brown, J. McDonald, L. Dunn, P. Maxwell, S. Morrison, E. Whitney. ee Second Row, left to right: J. Pollard, S. Strout, C. Hanson, M. Merrill, B. Mains, E, Latham, S. Nason, S. Libby, C. Farrar. 4 Third Row, left to right: A. Pavasars, R. Bunnell, L. Dunn, V. Crandall, E. Bibber, À. Bigelow, R. Caswell, R. Lockard, J. King. Fourth Row,left to right: N. Keen, D. Harmon, A. Latham. Junior Class Report We held our first class meeting September 9, 1953, at which time we elected the following officers: President,....,,..,..,..Jane McDonald Vice President..........Patty Brown Secretary...........Sylvia Morrison Treasurer+.oo.ooo.... Patty Maxwell Student Council........Ronald Blais Elaine Whitney Jane MacDonald On November 6, we held our Junior Prom which was a success. We are planning more dances in the future. In May we are putting on three one act plays. Our three years at Pennell have been very successful and we hope our Senior year will be even better. Sylvia Morrison '55 12 First Row, left to right: N. Carll, Y. Skillings, M. Kenny, M. Mongeau, L. Hunt, E. Elliot Small, J. Hall, R. Cowie, P. Liberty, P. Carr. Second Row, left to right: N. Hamilton, J. Whitten, B. Foster, L. Ayer, I. Fernstrom, S. Segars, B. Caswell, W. Latham, P. Libby, E. Verrill. Third Row, left to right: J. Sawyer, G. Davis, D. Libby, B. Lynch, M. Davis, J. Currie, M. Finocchietti, E. Quint, L. Hunt, S. Ordway. Fourth Row, left to right: G. Clements, W. McGraw, L. Hunt, D. Pavasars, A. Tripp, D. Bibber, M. LeBeau, W. Thurlow, P. Sawyer, D. Jurgenson, R. Peters, R. Adler. Sophomore Class Report We started our Sophomore year at Pennell with 41 Pupils. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: President... r..oooooooooLorraine Hunt Vice President....oooo. oo Jimmy Hall Secretarye.. roo... [Rachelle Cowie Treasur8P+o.onooooo.o.. Mona Mongeau Student Council,......Lorraine Hunt Patsy Liberty Marvin Kenny Our first class function was, of course, Freshman Reception. It was a great success. Then we had a Barn Dance and a Sadie Hawkens Dance. Everyone had a lot of fun at both of them. All in all the Sophomore class has had a very successful Year, and we are all looking forward to our Junior year here at Pennell. Rachelle Cowie '56 First Row, left to right: A. Caswell, J. Martin, L. Liberty, P. Morrison, H. Sawyer, T. Neal, G. Tripp, M. Thompson. ş Second Row, left to right: N. Burnell, C. Thurlow, J. Verrill, E. Hunt, M. Taylor, S. Maxwell, I. Dykeman, D. Smith. Third Row, left to right: R. Whitney, B. Mains, R. Rand, W. Bunnell, D. McKeen, R. Sawyer. Freshman Class Report The class started the school year with a total of twenty two students. At our first class meeting we elected officers and student council members. They are as follows: President...........Paul Morrison Vice President...Lorraine Liberty Secretary............Gloria Tripp Treasurer..........1homas Neal Student Council.....Alice Caswell John Martin This year was very successful. We had our first dance, Oct. 9, 1953, and made approximately fifty dollars. At Freshman reception, we had a good time, of course we are all looking forward to next year, which we hope will be as much fun, and as successful as this year. Gloria Tripp '57 14 Lilerary EDITORIALS The Old Farm Dec. 1, 1953 Dear Editer in Cheef: When you ast me to rite a edi- toriel for youre paper, I was imbar --embear--well, I was stumped You see, when I went to school at P. I. we didn't have no gym, we didn 't have no shop, we didn't have no school paper. We didn't have practikaly no advantages. So, I never did git to rite no editoreals, This is my first one. Don't think, however, we are jealous, we old grads. We are very proud of the progress that P. I. has made and is making; of the boys and girls who go on to Kol--Univer- sties and other schools of hier larning. We are glad that you have gut such good teachers and when they dish it out, we hope you'll, each and all, grab youre spoon and git you're share. So, if in after years you're called on to rite a editoril you'll know how to spel and knot be tied down to a dikshinary. We are glad to here that you have a Student Council and that it is doing so good. In owr day when we gouverned ourselves, the princi- ple liked us for it, Concerted action is all powerfull, ours was diversified, We old Grads are proud of your fine baseball and basket ball teams and specially proud of the good sportamanship of both players and student body. We wish the latter would help the cheerleaders a littl more: most of the time they do al the work, It is hard to cheer and do a summersot -at the same time. Finaly, Bros and Sisters, when after graduation,you join the Alum- ni Association, we hope you will unite with the inner circle of the ten or twelve alumni members who attend all the meetings, do all the work and receeve all the kicks. An active loyal Alumni could be a grate asset to Pennell Institute. We hope you will help us make one. Yrs truly Uncle Jim SPORTSMANSHIP Are you a gocd sport? Can yor be a good loser as weil as a trium- phant winner?Will you cheer Pennell boys when they are twenty points behind with as much spirit as when they are twenty points ahead? The spectator plays an impor- tant part in any basketball game. If the student body is for a team with all the optimism of victory, the team will give its best to win. Un the other hand, if the boys Should lose, it is just as impor- tant to accept defeat in a gracious manner and say they played a good game. If you play basketball,can you 'grin and bear! a few things or do you resolve to 'get' back at your opponent the next time up the flo-r? Also, boys, do you pay attentionvto any of the training rules?Pennell's standards drop fast in the public eye when the team is seen smoking when the coach isn't around. If we want a winning team, both team and spectators must co-operate with the standards and rules set up by the principal,the coach, and the referees. So may victory be our aim and good sportsmanship our motto. Elaine W: Sylvia S: Mr. Dunn: Mr. Small: Mre Dunn: Bobert B: Eugene B: Jane MacD5 Patty B: Jane: Andris P: Louise H: Anâris: Louise: Mrs. Long: Bmall: Mr. Peter C: Sylvia 8: Ronald D: Ilona: JOKES How is your typing speed coming along Sib? Fine, Now I can make 20 mistakes a minute. Are you using your lawn- mower this afternoon? Yes Fine, then I can borrow your golf clubs, you won't be needing theme You say Tony gave up his job for his girl? ves. it seems she wanted her Tony Hame Permanente I wish I lived a thousand years agoe Why? Think of all the history I wouldn't have to learne Lady is your car stalled? Yes Why don't you choke it? The garage man told me the motor was already dead. Congratulations John, 1t's 10:00, that's the earliest you've ever beerr late. Can you name the capitals of every state in one minute ? Washington D.C. Don't you like my voice? I've played on the white keys, and I've played on the black keys, but you sing in the cracks. He's so romantici When he speaks to me he always calls me Force of habit, my dear, he's Gloria: ‘Fair Lady! a bus drivere 17 Shirley L: Waiter: Jane P: Patty M: Jane P: Bob Ps Donală B: Norman Alfred L: Norman K: Ramona 0: Carolyn F: Mrs. Sawyer Robert L: Mary M: Merilyn T: Mary M: Customer at Pat B: Walter, 1'11 have lamb chops and potatoes, and make the lamb chop leane Which way, Madam? My boyfriend has to pull strings to keep alive. How!s that? He's a paratrooper. What do you mean when. you say your brother is a waterproof singer? I mean nobody can drown him oute If it takes a man an hour to walk four miles, how long does it take a fly to get through a jar of syrup? (After hard thinking) I'm stuck. So is the fly. When is a cook cruel? When she beats good eggs and whips sweet creame in Geography Class: Why can't you throw a dollar across the Deleware River the way George Washington did? Because money doesn't go as far as it used toe My father crossed a pote ato with an onione what did he get? A potato with watery eyes. Coles: Waitress, I don't like all these flies around my dinnere Yes Sir, you just point out the ones you don't like and I'll chase them awaye I have tried to clarify some diffe: ences,and I hope that all may reali: the need of immediate remedies, The: is a great need for more knowledge Ez discussion on this subject, I, ther: fore, recommend that these problems discussed by the student and his pe ents, in the classrooms with some = formed authority, or in young adu: groups of a church, SERIOUS PROBLEMS FOR US TO SOLVE Ronald Dollo! y Ao, $ A grave problem confronting the high 7 = À school student is the serious differ. ence between his character and that 30 L of his friends, The most serious problem arises in te topics d studies, athletics, and maturity. SCHCCL SPIRIT Let us first compare the studious boy 4 and his athletic pal. The studious Some people seem w think that Penne: type is usually an honor student, who students haven't enough school spirit sets high academic goals, and can I disagree with them there, I thiz reach them in no other way than con- that we have, even though there are tinual studying. He is considere few who don't show it too well, - reserved by his classmates, but the you don't believe me let me give yc adult population admires him greatly, a few examples. believing that he will be a great Success in tie years of business ahead, For instance, look at all the Penne: Génerally the athlete is the hero, students who go to basketball gar: champion, and idol of the school, Ha both at home and away. If you happt is extensively cheered mty the adults to come in the door at an excitir and if he is a good student, he is a moment just listen to all the noi: fine example of a future citizen, and cheering coming from the Pennel section. Everyone is hoping Pennel Next, we heve the problem of physical will pull us through but if the maturity. They are those students who shouldn't they are good sports anj boast superiority € authority in this way. The players all work togethe field endlessly.They are so “intelli- as a team and try to do their ver. gent when telling the facts, but how best at every game. they show their illiteracy ty tee hee- . ing when an informed source lectureg Not so many people go to basebal: them in Sociology, These boasters d- ames but those who do give the tee ten impose inferiority complexes on = lot of support, tha other students, making them Sel young and like a sissy, Again this is Just about everybody in Pennell goe: a most serious problem, out for some sport or activity tt help the school, Many high school students have a A highly misinformed schooling on res Most students take good cere of school ligious matters, They show nc in- property, We have many new desk: terests and little respect fe students this year and very few of then. have having strong religious beliefs, It been markeá on by careless students, is commonly said that the American You do find a little gum gtuck arouné High School is our most needed place but this problem isn't very serious. for work in the religious field, This is one thing that should definitely On the whole the grounds and build- be remedied, ings are very neat and all the stu- dents wish to keep them that way. Several students have recently engaged ln drinking and smoking, Is this If you look at Pennell you can see done for glory of being grown up or all the ways in which we appreciate it for personal enjoyment? If it is and I don't think you will say, Pen- for the former, I am afraid that they nell students dont have enotigh school are infor a big Fa ADR da spirit, cause they deeply annoy many a 8 and by ae oe are harshly scorned, Judy Currie A STRANGE ADVENTURE One day as I was walking through the forest I came to a grove of small pine trees. Among these trees were cavorting many little animals. A little white rabbit and a saucy chip- munk were playing tag near the edge of the grove. At least, that's what it looked like. The smaller animals wee jumping around in the center of the groupe As I silently watched their happy an- tics I became aware of a strange sounde I turned away from the group and looked around mee Not far fran the grove, on the bank of a little brook, sat a mon, He was gazing in- tently into the glassy depths of the water, watching the fish froloding in the sun. As I watched him he lok- ed up.and saw me. Startled, he said, What are you doing in the forest? Who let you out cf Pennell? I went a little closer and saw that he had a medicine dropper in one hand and a butterfly net in the other. He had been trying to get the fish to pose, he explained, when I sat down near him. As we talked I learned he was a lover of wild life and sketched aimals in their surroundinge Soon the little chipmunk I had seen hopped up “to use He cocked his head and said, What are you doing in our forest? As he spoke a rabbit and a deer crept upe Presently all the animals I had seen in the grove were standing neare Then the rabbit also spoke, much to our amazemente I.yam Polly Rabbit, ve were playin and felt you vas heree Ve could tell you was a friend so ve all came to see you. One vy one the animals became more friendly. A striped chipmunk hopped upe My name is Dicky Boy he chirped A plump otter squeezed ine My name, is little Joe, but you can call me Maizie. Tee-hee-heel Then a long legged animal pushed his way forward and explained to us that he was Peter Deer and that they had all learned to speak English fran three girls wo had gotten lost from Pennell Institute. This cleared up the mystery. Then the chipmunk, whose name was Dickie Boy led us back to the grovee We sat under the trees and got ace quainted with Johnny Woodchuch, Patty, Muskrat, Ronnie Fox and Nancy Coone Before we left Ronnie Fox asked us to cone and watch them anytime. Betty Meadow Mouse sqeeked as we started a- way, why don't you came tanorrow, wet. love to have you? When I got home and entered the house my mistress said, why Cindy, where have you been? You see, I am a little black dog just looking for an- other adventures� . Berta Sawyer SKATING Many children have great: fun Skating on the ice, To other folks the weather's raw, To them it sezms quite nice. The wind will sometimes push them Over the ice so smooth, They see a sittins frieni ani shout So'a,on, get in tha groove! They skim alone on blales of steel, The wind setting cheeks aglow, The blazing fire of an old rubber tire Casts its shadows on the snow. The skuters now glide by in pairs, They swing as to a tune. Oh, theres nothing in the world so nice, As skating by the light of the moon. Elaine Quint Well, 111 you read the letter I sent you? Betty Qualey:Yes sir, I rend it side ani outside. the inside it said fired, but on the it said Return in days so here I an. Emnloyers in- Your outside five Anna Small Orchestra 1,2,3, Band 2,3, Varsity Glee Club 1,2,2, Girls Glee Club 1,2,3, Prize Speaking 2,3,l; State Finals 2, Oxford County and Spear Contest 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Dramatic Club 2,3,4, FoHoÂe l, 2,3,4, Latin Club 1, French Club 2, Anna transferrea fra. Norway at the half year after tho publicaticn of the Senior pictures� JUNIOR WHIRLPOOL STAFF Editor-in-Chitfr.rooooroooooMary Merrill Assiatant EditoT..ooooooooooo Patty Brown Business Manager, ....oo. o .Jane Mac Donald Girls DPOPUS's ooo cree e... ...Sylvia Strout Jane Pollard Boys SportsSscccccccccesessesseebloyd Dunn Robert Lockard Miscellaneous Pictures,,.,.,...Patty Brown Baby Pictures, veus «Elaine Whitney Senior StatisticS...ooooooo.Patty Maxwell Carole Hanson Literary Editor,...,,...,...Robert Bunnell Shirley Nason Art EditolT.ronoooooooooo Sylvia Morrison Dedication....s.seosessesssRobert Caswell Ot UD a e ce Ronald Blais JUNIOR PROM i LÉ Left to right: Jo Carver, Je Doughty, J. Ferri, Me Kenney, Be Boynton. Standing: J. King, Manager; Re Lockard, De Harmon, Je Hall. Mre Tobin. Pennell's Score 48 T? 52 62 75 66 51 76 5D 64 Opponents Permell’s Score Porter 58 76 N. G. N. G. 44 68 Windham Buxton 38 52 N. Y. À. Freeport 67 61 Porter Buxton 61 49 Freeport Standish 85 63 Standish Windham 44 51 Gorham Greely 61 63 Greely Gorham 47 70 No Yo As Alumi 6€ Tournament Scores Pennell 59 Buxton 43 Fennell 52 Cape Elizabeth 72 Varsity Total Aversre Currie 320 19 Ferri 220 14 Doughty 210 12 Towne 132 8 Dunn 109 6 Kenny 55 T Lookard 49 7 Boynton dl 5 Tripp 21 3 Carver 18 4 22 Opponents Es Left to right: D. McKeen, J. Martin, A. Bigelow, D. Harmon, P. Morrisone Standing: Re Whitney, Te Neal, Je King,Manager; Mre Tobin, Coach. Jr. Varsity Total Average Kenny 158 12 Tripp 87 6 Carver 79 7 Boynton 59 8 Hall 4T 4 Harmon 43 4 Bigelow 16 2 Neal 9 2 Martin 7 2 Pennell's Score Opponents 28 Porter 15 Buxton 36 Freeport 49 27 Buxton 25 Sk Standish 60 53 Greely 59 23 Gorham 31 Windham N.Y.A. 17 1 Porter 33 8 Freeport 5 7 Standish 29 Gorham 52 33 Greely 43 43 N.Y.A. 47 23 Front row, left to right; Ee Boynton, Pe Liberty, Pe Maxwell, P. Barter, S� Morrison, S� Strout, Je Pollard. Second row: Ge Tripp, Ae Caswell, D. Smith, Se Maxwell, Be Sawyer, Managers Co Thurlow, Ne Burnell. Third row: Y. Skilling, J. Sawyer, Ge Davis, De Stevens, Re Cowie. Me Mongeau, and Nancy Carll. Patty Maxwell was high scorer for the season with 162 points, Sylvia Strout 117, and Ethel Boynton 82. We had a successful season with Mrs, Sawyer as our coach, Next year the team will feel a great loss with- out Patty Barter and Ethel Boynton who graduate this June. But we hope for a winning team just the sama. We would like to mention that we are very grateful for the seven new jackets, Pennell O nonents Score 40 New Gloucester 47 31 Greely 25 39 Windham 33 41 Alumni 39 38 New Gloucester 39 38 Windham 32 28 Freeport 29 39 Freeport 36 41 Standish 56 59 Greely 29 26 Standish 48 Girls Sports Editors-- Jane Pollard Sylvia Strout 24 Softball First row: J. Sawyer, P. Maxwell, J. E. Boynton, G. Tripp, Second row: A, P. Liberty, S. Maxwell, D. Smith, M. L. Liberty, S. Morrison, D. Stevens, i | | f i f | P. Barter, S. Strout, Caswell, N. Burnell, M. Mongeau, Thomson, Third row: C. Thurlow, R. Cowie, C. Hanson, M. Taylor. Pollard, First row: D, Harmon, R. Caswell, J. Ferri, V. Crandall, M. Kenney, R. Whitney, P. Morrison, D. McKeen. Second row: R. Boynton, 25 A. Tripp, J. Martin, E, Latham, Third row: N. Cowie, C. Hanson, L. Ayer Swimming First row: C. Hanson, D. Smith, R. Cowie, Y, Skilling, J. Sawyer E. Boynton, P. Liberty, P. Maxwell, P. Barter. Second row: W. Burnell, P. Sawyer, J. Martin, A. Bigelow, P. Currie, T. Neal, A. Pavasar. Third row: D. Pavasar, R. Towne, Mrs. Sawyer, R. Lockarä, Mr. Dunn, P. Morrison, D. McKeen. 26 SENIOR ALPHABET À is for Anna À musician is she. B is for Bob Boynton A farmer to be, C is for Carver Sheik through and through. D is for Dudley And Doughty, too. E îs for Ethel May she go far. F is for Ferri Our basketball star. G is for granmar That they don't like to do. H is for Hayes He's in there, too, I is for the ink Used in each theme, J is for Janet Who's right on the beam. K is for kindness Of heart, you see, Lis for Mrs. Long Their teacher is she. M is for minstrel An annual feat, N is for Nancy She is hard to beat. O is for Ordway He's really quite short. P is Pat and Peter Wizards on the court, Q 13 for Qualey A very quiet lasa, R 18 for Ronald Who's high in his class. S is for Sawyer In this little ditty. T is for Towne They have no city. U is for uselessness In failing to pass. V is for victory Over tests in a class, W is for Whitney Who is small and petite. X is for excellent papers When work is complete. Y is for school year, Another's near through. Z is be zsalous When there's a job to do, Hail, to the seniors Success to each one, Alphabetically speaking Have lots of fun, WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF: Anna Small wasn't a musician? Robert Boynton didn't have some mese? Janet Foster didn't wear make-up? John Carver wasn't such a flirt? Pauline Dudley wasn't engaged? Ethel Boynton stopped talking? Joe Ferri wasn't so popular? Charles Hayes grew fat? Nancy Cowie wasn't able to work at Coles? Ann Whitney didn't have some servicemen? Noel Ordway was tongue-tied? Patty Barter couldn't cheer? Peter Currie couldn't shoot fouls? Betty Qualey wasn't so quiet? Ronald Dolloff didn't get good rank? Berte Sawyer couldn't talk to Pauline? Richard Towne wasn't liked by the girls? 27 28 = A 43 CHORUS First row: G. Tripp, L. Hunt, D. Libby, P. Brown, R. Dolloff, N. Cowie, N. Ordway, S. Segars, P. Barter, B, Sawyer. Second row: D. Smith, N. Burnell, M. Thomson, A. Caswell, E. Hunt, D. Stevens, S. Maxwell, I. Fernstrom, J. Pollerd, J. Foster, E. Boynton, N. Carll, Third row; L. Ayer, M. Merrill, P. Maxwell, S. Strout, G. Hanson, G. Verrill, L. Liberty, R. Cowie, B. Lynch, B. Caswell, Y. Skillings, N. Hamilton. Fourth row: S. Ordway, P. Libby, L. Hunt, 8. Libby, 3. Morrison, 8. Nason, M. Mongeau, E. Quint, M. Finocchietti, M. Taylor, B. Verrill. Fifth row: R. Sawyer, R. Lockhard, R. Caswell, J. Carver, J. Martin. J. Doughty, D. Harmon, L. Dunn, P. Morrison, R. Whitney. Chorus At the first meeting of the chorus this fall we elected the following officers: President . . e . « Ronald Dolloff Secretary « . . + + + e Nancy Cowie Librarians . . . . . .Shirley Segars Noel Ordway The chorus has been very active this year. We put on a Christmas Concert built around popular Christmas songs and sacred Christmas carols. We are now preparing music for Prize Speaking in January, a Spring Program, The Music Festival and Graduation. Nancy Cowie Secretary First row: B. Liberty, N. Ordway, J. Sawyer, L. Ayer, B. Sawyer, D. Harmon, P. Liberty, D. Libby, E. Boynton. Second row: S. Loring, Mo Beals, Re Sawyer, P. Morrison, S. Wilbur, W. Hayes, Re Whitney, G. Durgin. Third row: E. Boynton, P. Sawyer, J. Hall, “Miss McDonald, Leader; M. Kenny, Be Adler, N. Hansen. Gray School Band At the first meeting of the band, the following officers were electea, Presidente.ees.sseee....Damon Harmon Vice President..... e... Billy Liberty TYEASUPET ceccccccccecseceraul Morrison SecretarJeocornnonoroooooooLucy Ayer Under the direction of our music supervisor, Miss McDonald, the band has played for several events including Old Home Day, Cumberland Fair, Senior Play and the Teachers Reception. We are now preparing for a Spring Program, Music Festival, and Graduation. Secretary, Lucy Ayer 31 First row: J. Pollard, 8. Strout, C. Hanson, S. Morrison, B. Qualey, P, Dudley, J. MacDonald, P. Carr. Z. Whitney. Second row: G. Tripp, R. Ordway, M. Thompson, Y. Skillings, E. Quint, L. Hunt, P. Maxwell, N. Hemilton, I. Dyxeman, D. Smith, N. Carll, Third row: B. Verrill, N. Burnell, ©. Thurlow, G. Verrill, D. Libby, G. Davis, B. Lynch, M. Mongeeu, M. Finocchietti, C. Farrar, E. Boynton, A. Caswell, Fourth row: Mrs. Winton, Advisor; M. Davis, M. Taylor, M. Merrill, £. Nason, we R. Blzis, R. Burnell, D. Stevens, 3. Maxwell, L. Liberty, I. Fernstron, 8. Segars, L. Ayer. Commercial Club Ab the first meeting of the Commercial Club the following officers were elected: President ........ Betty Qualey Vice President .... Sylvia Morrison Secretary Treasurer . .Pauline Dudley We decided to publish the school newspaper. Betty Qualey was elected Editor in Chief and Sylvié Morrison was elected Assistant Editor. With the money we receive from the newspaper we are hoping to buy something that will benefit the Commercial Department. 32 First row: Y. Skilling, Jo Whitten, N. Cowie, P. Maxwell, Mrs. Long, Advisor; R. Cowie, J. Pollard, I. Dykeman, E. Boynton, M. Thompson. Second row: A. Caswell, G. Tripp, N, Burnell, L. Ayer, B. Sawyer, P. Dudley, M. Mongeau, M. Davis, E. Quint, G. Davis, N. Hamilton. Third row: D. Libby, B. Caswell, P. Brown, J. MacDonald, P. Liberty, E. Hunt, D. Stevens, L., Hunt, J. Sawyer, B. Lynch, C. Hanson, L. Liberty, Re Ordway. Fourth row: Re Whitney, D. McKeen, P. Morrison, T. Neal,. J. Martin, D. Harmon, A. Pavasar, D. Pavasar, S. Morrison, S. Ordway. Dramatic Club The Pennell Players held their first meeting December 2, 1953. The following officers were elected: . Berta Sawyer President . e + « Judy Currie Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Program Committee . Patty Brown . Patty Brown Ronald Dolloff Mona Mongeau John Carver With Mrs. June Long as director and advisor, we hope to present a return assembly at Windham High School this spring. Patty Brown Secretary 33 First row: P. Maxwell, C. Hanson P. Brom, J. Currie, N R. , E. Quint, Advisor, Mrs. Freeman, e Carll, J. Pollard, G. Tripp. Second row: Ordway, I. Dyxeman, D. Libby, M. Fino cchiette, I. Fernstrom, + Segars, M. Taylor, B. Verrill, C. Ferrar, N. Burnell. Third row: E, Boynton, G. Verrill, J. MacDonald, D. Stevens, S. Morrison, Hunt, S. Maxwell, M. Thompson. Future Homemakers of America The Pennell chapter of F.H.A. held installation of officers on October 21, 1953. The officers installed were as follows: President „e... s Patty Brown Vice president eveeessee.Elalne Quint Secretary, co... ..... „Judy Currie Treasurer, cc... ... „Nancy Carll Parliamentarían.coo.o.o «Carole Hanson Historian. soorooorsconcrr Jane Pollard Reporter, e... ....ccs„Katherine Lashua Song Leader,.,.,,.,...000Patty Maxwell Ve have elected two chapter mothers, They are Mrs. Ward Pollard and Mrs. Byron Hanson. We have one honorary member, Barbara Clement. So far this year we have had a scavenger hunt and a spaghette supper, Mrs. Berry showed us how to make Christmas decorations. ve are planning a supper for the school boards of Gray, New Gloucester, and Whindham. We have sold brownies in order to raise money for dues and are planning to sell Christmas corsages. ve hope to make the first year of the Pennell Chapter of F.H.As a successful one. Judy Currie, Secretary 34 First row: J. Doughty, Mr. Small, J. Ferri, P. Barter. Second row: P. Liberty, L. Hunt, M. Kenny, R. Towne, J. Carver, R. Blais, J. MacDonald, E. Whitney. Third row: P. Morrison, J. Martin, A. Caswell. Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to set up and enforce many of the schools rules and regulations. This year several new laws have been made. Penalties for breaking these laws also have been approved by the council, We hope that the students realize that some rules and regulations are necessary to the smooth running of a good school. We expect the co-operation of every stud ent. In this way our sohool na have a better reputation and will be a better place inwhioch to learn. Our officers for this year are: President . e e e e o o Joe Ferri Vice President .. . John Doughty Secretary Treasurer. Patty Barter 35 First row: G. Tripp, Y. Skilling, B. Lynch, Ne Cowie, Re Towne, P. Maxwell, P. Barter, E. Boynton, N. Carll. Second row: J. Pollard, L. Ayer, M. Mongeau, J. Ferri, Mr. Tobin, Ge Davis, L. Liberty, C. Hanson, S. Strout. Third row: R. Boynton, R. Lockard, V. Crandall, Pe Currie, Je Doughty, J. Carver, D. Harmon, Re Caswell, L. Dunn. Athletic Association The first meeting of the Athletic Association took place early in September with an election of officers. Those elected to office were: President ..oooooooom....... Richard Towne Vice President....ssesesse.e Patty Maxwell Secretary, Treasurer..........eNancy Cowie Under the able supervision of Mr. Tobin, our advisor, we have already sponsored one project and are planning to sponsor others the next sohool term. Selling refreshments at the games will be one of these projects. On the whole we are looking forward to a very successful year. Nancy Cowie Secretary 153 154 First row: J. Doughty, L. Dunn, J. Ferri, Mr. Small, R. Towne, Re Dolloff, J. Carver. Second row: R. Boynton, R. Lockard, V. Crandall, J. Hall, M. Kenny, D. Harmon, Ro. Caswell, N. Ordway. Key Club This year the key club, hasn't been as active as in the past. However, we realize that it is a great club, ready and willing to do anything reasonable that will help the school either morally or materially. Our officers and directors this year are: President . . . ə e e e Joe Ferri Vice President .. . . + Richard Towne Secretary ə . .. Ronald Dolloff Treasurer . e . e e . Lloyd Dunn We elected John Carver as a representative to the Student Council. Again, I say, we are ready and willing to do any task that will improve either the school or the community. Ronald Dolloff Secretary 37 Ronald Dolloff Anna Small Noel Ordway Patty Barter Nancy Cowie Anne Whitney John Doughty Ethel Boynton Dick Towne Berta Sawyer DALE FARMS | ALL BEEF HF MBURGERS Jackson White Ludo PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Herold E. Nason Mr. and Mrs. E. 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