Pennell Institute - Whirlpool Yearbook (Gray, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1955 volume:

UE WHIRLPOOL 22 б GRAY MAINE | | DS) 5счаот, Sept. 7. Oct. 1. Oct. 21422 Oct 29 Nov 5. Nov. 125 Моу. 19. Моу. 26. Пес. 3. Feb. 18. Feb. 25, Mar. 11. Маг. 25. Арг. 8. Арг, 15. Арг. 29. Мау. 13. Мау. es June. 10. CALENDER School opened. Freshman Reception. Senior Flay. Teacner's Convention. Junior Prom. Cheerleaders Dance. Freshman Dance. Thankspivinp vacation. Basketball season starts. Prize Speaking. Vacation. Junior Dance. Senior Fair. Minstrel Show. Vacation. Sophomore Dance. May Fole Dance. Mr. and Miss P.I. Dance. Graduation. Dedication We wish to dedicate this edition of the Whirlpool, to Mrs. Helen Winton, who has been not only an excellent teacher, but a good friend as well. We sincerely appre- ciate her help and encouragement. Front row, left to right, ims. Freeman, Mrs Mrs.Sawyer, Mrs. Long. Back row, left to right, Мг. Blanchard, Mr. Tobin. Mrs, Hazel Sawyer University of Maine, BA —— ани врба Ван dinton, Mr. Small, Industrial Arts Mr. James S Gorh State Teachers ColleE: English III, Civics, Worlà History Шы рак Latin, Physical Education Mrae Helen Winton Maine School of Commerce Canmercial Course Mrs, Principal E, Elliot Small Bates College,BS Chemistry, Business Math, Gemmetry Driver Training Physical Education Mrs, June Freeman Long Bates College,BA Elizabeth Freeman University of Maine,BS Home Economics English, French Mr, Robert Blanchard Bowdoin College,BA United States History, Sciencé Biology, General Math, Algebra ASSN 550, Anes ШЕ, — Freshmen NW AMITTIT ail Robert Sears Caswell A willful man will have his way. Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,Ц Key Club 2,3,4, President of Key Club Ц, Senior Play 4, Minstrel Show 3,4, ‚2,3, President of Class 2, Senior Fair Chorus 2,3, Student Council 1 1,2,3,h, Freshman Reception 2 Junior Prom 3, Dramatic Club 3, A.A. 1,2,3,4, Andris Pavasars He 43 a wise man who speaks little” Class Vice President 2, Dramatic Club 3, Swimming 3,4, Minstrel Show 3,4, Sr, Play Ц. Sylvia Ann Strout The path of virtue is the path of peace, Class Secretary 1,4,Whirlpool Staff 3, А. A. Assistant Treasurer Ц А. А. 1,2,3,Ц, Band 1,2, F.H.A. 3, Minstrel 3,h, Commercial Club 1,2,3,4,President 1, Freshmen Reception 2, Senior Play Ц, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,2,3,Ц, Pennell Pen 2, Chorus 1,2,3, Girls Glee Club 1,2, Senior Fair 1,2,3,Ц, Јр. Prom 3. Patricia Ann Maxwell One good deed deserves another, Varsity Cheerleader 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3,|, Chorus 1,2,3, Glee Club 1,2, Minstrel Show 3,4, Senior Pley |, Senior Fair 1,2,3,4, Dramatic Club 2,3, Dramatic Club Treasurer 2, Softball 1,2,3 Swimming 2,3,4,Class Vice President 1, Class Secretary 2,3, Student Council h, Commercial Club 1,2,3,4, Commercial Club President |, Coronation Ball Queen 2, F.H.A. 3, Freshman Reception Committee 2, Junior Prom 3, Whirlpool 3, А.А. 1,2,3,4, A.A. Vice President 3,1. Snirley Маг1е Libby Diligence is the mistress of success. Cirrus 1,2,3,Ц, Dramatic Club 1,2, Sesketball 1, rreshmen Reception 2, Commercial Club 2, dr. Prom 3, “і� вегеі Show 3,4, ‘Whirlpool Staff 3, Senior Fair 1,2,3,4, senior Play Ц. Eugene C. Bibber Do what thou oughtest, and come whatmay . Orchestra 1,2, Minstrel Show 3,4, Senior Play Ц, Senior Fair 1,2,3,4. Freshman Reception 2. Sylvia Mee Morrison А contented mind is a continual feast. Chorus 1,2,3, Minstrel Show 3,l, Senior Play Ц, Senior Fair 1,2,3,4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Dramatic Club 2,3, whirlpool Staff 3, Pennell Pen 2,3, Commercial Club 1,2,3, Junior Career Day Representative 3, Basketball 1,2,3,h, Softball 1,2,3,4, Class Secretary 3, Freshman Reception Committee 2, Glee Club 1,2, Band 1,2, Orchestra 1. Robert Phillip Bunnell Every man is the architect of his own fortune. Dramatic C lub 2, Commercial Club 2,3, Whirlpool 3, Senior Fair 3. Gael ФИН vow Tind, ana you Il pot lese ve labs: Maseball 1,2, Хазкаофа21 1,2 Maneger Basketball 3, Mey Club 3,55, тэзавигаг №, Minstrel Show 3,4, Damon Earle Harmon He loses nothing for the asking. Band 1,2,3,4, President Dramatic Club 2,3, Key Club 2,3,1. Commercial Club 2, Minstrel Show 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3, Dirigo Воу5 State 3. Baseball 1,2,3,4, J.V. Basketball 2,3, Senior Play Ц, Senior Fair 1,3,4, А.А. 1,2,3,Ц, Shirley Erlene Nason A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Besketball 1,2, Softball 1,2,Dramatic Club 1,2,3, Commercial Club 2,3, Pennell Pen 2,3, whirlpool Staff 3, Senior Fair 1,2,3,l, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Senior Fair Ц, Minstrel 3,4. Ramona Ordway Humility is the foundation of virtue. Commercial Club 2,3, Dramatic Club 2,3, PAH.A. 3245 F.H.A. Historian 4, Chorus 1,2,3, Softball 1,2,lj, Senior Fair 1,2,3,l, Minstrel Show 3,4, Junior Prom 3, Freshman Reception Committee 2. 3, Orchestra 1,2, 8 Blaine Verna Whitney A small spark makes a great five. Dramatic Club 2, Band Majorette 1,2,3, Senior Fair 1,2,3,h, Student Council 3, Softball 1, Commercial Club 1,2,3,Ц. ! Lloyd Austin Dunn Ihe last suitor wins the maid. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3, Senior Play 4, Minstrel Show 3,4, Freshman reception 2, Senior fair 1,2,3,4, Junior Prom 3, Key Club Treasurer 3, Composite Chorus 3, A.A. 1,2,3,4, Jane udrey Macbonald 4here the will is ready, the feet are light. Commercial Club 1,2,5,h, А.А. Ц, Basketball 2,1, Dramatic Club 2,3, Prize Speakinr 1, 2, 3, |, Н.А, 3,4, Class President 3, Class Treasurer lj, Senior Play 4, Senior Pair 1,2,3,), Freshman Recertion Committee 2, Junior Prom 3, Fennell Ре� 2,3,1, Business Manager hirlpool 3, Minstrel Show 3,4, Student Council 3. Barry Edward Mains Lucky men need little counsel. Freshman Reception 1, Class Treasurer 1, Basketball 1,2, Minstrel Show 3,4, Senior Play 4, Dramatics Club 2, Senior Fair 1,2,3,4, A.A. 1, Assistant Basketball Manager 1, Whirlpool Staff 3. Jane Natalie Follard Manners often make fortunes. Vice President lj, Basketball 1,2,3, Varsity Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Soft- ball 1,2, Е.Н.А. 3, А.А. 2095 Minstrel Show 3,4, Miss P.I. 3, Freshmen Reception 2, Senior Fair 1,2,3, lj, Senior Flay |, Commercial Club 2, 3,l, Swimming 2, Chorus 1,2,3, Glee - Club 2, Dramatic Club 2,3. Ronald Henry Blais Time and tide stay for � о man Class Secretary 2, Freshman Reception 2, Student Council 3, Junior Prom 3, Prize Speaking |, Dramatic Club 3, Commercial Club 1,2,3, Senior Fair 1,2,3), Whirlpool 3, Pennell Pen I,2,3, Minstrel Show 3,4, ма Mary Elizabeth Merrill EN | Nothing is impossible to a willing mind, Chorus 1,2,3, Girls Glee Club 1,2,3, Minstrel Show 2,4, ‘inirlpool Editor 3, Senior play Chorus 1,2,3, Girls Glee Club 1,2,3, Minstrel З� ом 2,1, Whirlpool Editor 3, Senior Play |, Freshmen Reception 2, Commercial Club 1,2,3,4, Dramatic Club 2, Miss P.I. 2, Senior Fair 1,2,3,4, Jr, Prom 3, Prize Speaking 1, Band 1, Orchestra 1, Alfred William Lathan Portune Knocks once at least at every man's gate Baseball I,2, Minstrel Show 3, Senior Fair 1,2, Patricia Gail Brown To err is human, to forgive divine. Class President 1,1, Class Vice President 3, Basketball 1,2,3,l, Dramatic Club 2,3, Drematic Club Secretary end Treasurer 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Chorus Secretary end Treasurer 3, Ғ.Н.А. 3,1, F.H.A. President 3, F.H.A. Treasurer |, P.H.A. State Committee Ц, Prize Speaking 1,2,3,4, American Legion Essay Award 2, Senior Play L, Minstrel show 3,4, А.А. 1,2,3,h, Senior Fair 1,2,3,Ц, Freshman Recention Committee 2, Junior From 3, Assistant Editor of whirlpool 3, Student Council 1,4, Student Council President |, Glee Club 2,3, Я 7 d mim.� 4 2 Vaughan Crandall Jr. | ” p f An honest Man's word is as good as his bond. $5 Band 1,2, Chorus 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball manager 2, Key Club 2,3,1, Freshman reception 2, Minstrel Show 3,4, т ФА ! Senior Play Ц, Dramitic Club 3, Senior Fair 1,2,3, А.А. 233343 Carole Ann Hanson A happy heart makes a blooming visare. Versity Cheerleader 1,2,3, Commercial Club 2,3, F.E.A. 3, F.H.A. Parliamentarian 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Glee Club 1,2, Minstrel Show 3,1, Senior Play Ц, Senior Fair 1,2,3,l,, Dramatic Club 2, Prize Speaking 1, Softball 1,2,3, Swimming 2,3,1, А.А. 1,2,3, А.А. Secretary 2, whirlpool 3. Norman Sanford Keene Never quit certainty for hope 11 The Senior Class elected officers September 7, 195Щ. were as follows: We had our Senior Flay October 21-22, Jean Maude Foster Look to the main chance, Drematic Club 2, Commercial Club 2,3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Senior Fair 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Minstrel 3,l., Cheerleading 2, Band 2, Pennell Pen 2,3. Senior Class Report President....... Fatty Brown Vice Fresident.....Jane Pollard бесгебагу.........ӘуіуАіа Strout Treasuprer.........dane MacDonald Student Council...Patty Maxwell Fatty Brown Robert Caswell we all had a lot of fun. ihey It was a success and 4e had our class pictures tek:n October 19, and spent the day in Portland. All in all we have had a lot of good times during our years at Pennell. Key Name Saying Seen With Prize Possession Ambition Prediction Lloyd Dunn Gosh darn 161 Ronnie B. Henry J. Mechanic Another Rip Van Winkle Sylvia Strout 155 Mary Merrill уа ah Ral ph 105 Ralph's Frat Fi: Housewife Another Liberac Ramona Ordway I don't know Elizabeth Н, Report card Housewife Farmer's wife Barry Mains ро t () 2 Vaughan 2. His height Engineer Working on turnpike Vauchan Crsndall Never agpin' Barry M. His Zesther's car Game warden Minister Andris Favasars The answer is = Dainis P. Father's Chevy Doctor Famous chemist Ш Robert Caswell I don't believe it Sylvia Brains Forest Ranger Politician Shirley Nason Gosh Shirley Libby Height Secretary Clam digger САЛЕ ге Alfred Latham How? Eugene B. Cars Mechanic Used car dealer Jimmy King Whatts that? Bobby A. Gun Game Warden Plummer Norman Keene I don't know Alfred L. Dottie Husband Grease Monkey Damon Harmon T know an easier method Morris B. Glasses Electronics Technician Another Einstein Jean Foster Oh, go onl Marilyn G, � в Wife of а millionaire Queen of the Latin Quarter Ronald Blais You think so Lloyd D. Hair Business man Valentino the 2nd 13 OnE Ww гон Patty Brown Not very queer Jane М, Diery Laboratory technician Lady wrestler Patty Maxwell No-o-o[ Bob M. Diamond Secretary Chorus girl Carole Hanson Oh yes! Freddy A. Chemistry book To catch a man Actress Jane MacDonald I thought I'd die! Patty B. John's letters Secretary Naitress at Scott's Shirley Libby Сее Shirley Nason Navy hair To travel Model for Breck Shampoo Elaine Whitney Ayeah 411115 У, Driver's license Housewife Housewife — Ww 10 Eugene Bibber 1. Sylvia Strout Та Robert Bunnell What do you think 2. О� , shoot 2. Gosh Alfred Latham 3. Elaine 4, 3. Walter M. Plymouth Ц. Ike's ring l. Red hair Machinist 5. Housewife 5. Farmer House painter 6. Housewife 6. Hermit 1. Sylvie Morrison 1. Jane Pollard 2. I know it 2. Of course 3. Shirley 3. Patty M. |. Letters from Bowdoin l. Cheering uniform 5. Nurse 5. Housewife 6. Fro basketball player 6. Model for gym suits WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Patty Brown lost her little black book. Carole Hanson didn't have dimples. Mery Merril didn't have а 54 Studebaker. Jane Pollerd didn't have John. Jane MacDonald didn't keep a diary. Fatty Maxwell couldn't hot rod sround in her car. Shirley Nason didn't have interests outside of town. Jean Foster hadn't gone touring the country. Sylvie Morrison didn't like Bowdoin College. Elaine whitney grew a few inches. Ramona Ordway didn't blush a lot. Shirley Libby didn't have wavy hair. Robert Caswell didn't talk a lot. Ronnie Blais wasn!t the sheik of the senior class. Vaughan Crandall wasn't a good pitcher. Berry Mains hadn't grown up so fast. Alfred Latham wasn't in the naval reserves. Jimmy King wasn!t a great hunter. Robert Bunnell didn't didn't have a long way to school. Norman Keene wasn't engaged. Lloyd Dunn wasn't the class comedian. fndris Pavasars couldn't draw. Damon Harmon wasn't the Einstein of Pennell. Eugene Bibber couldn't paint. 14 мас са. Patty maxwell SENIOR BABY PICTURES Shirley Libby Ramona Ordway amy herrill Jane Pollard Carol Hanson Jane MacDonald 15 Patty Brown Damon Harmon SENIOR BABY PICTURES (continued) 16 Shirley Nason A Sylvia Morrison Front Row, M. Kenney, L. Ayer, D. E. Уеггі11, left to right; J. Currie, Libby, P. G. Davis, W. Latham, Bibber, Mr. Blanchard, L. Hunt, E. Quint, I. Fernstrom, K. Lashua. B. Lynch, M. Mongeau, P. Liberty, R. Peters, Second Row;M.Finocchietti, Libby, R. Cowie, J. Sawyer, M. Davis, S. Segars, B. Caswell, Third Row; Y. Skilling, P. Carr, N. Hamilton, S. Ordway, B. Foster, J. Whitten, N. Carll, Fourth Row; R. Adler, D. Pavasars, D, P. Sawyer, Г. Hunt, М. Мсагаи, JUNIOR CLASS ус� Class President 17 Front Row, left to right; М. Taylor, I. Dykeman, L. Liberty, Т. Neal, D. Steavens, М. Thompson, 2. Verrill. Second Row; В, Sawyer, E, Hunt, р. Smith, Mrs., Long, A. Caswell, N. Burnell, 5, Махие11, В. Whitney. Third Row; D, McKeen, В. Mains, J. Martin, P, Morrison, J, Small, М, MeMimn, SOPHOMORE CLASS Cless Trip 1953 dhat Have Че 18 Front Row, Left to right; C. Wood, A. Kelley, J. Chipman, G. Durgin, R. Bibber, W. Liberty, D. Conley, W. Neal, 5. Mongeau, J. Latham. Second Row; E. Small, 5 Wilkinson, S. Loring, R. Doughty, J. Lund, Mr. Small, C. Eaton, P. Leavitt, E. Pettis, B. Livermore, S. Babb, P. Whitten. Third Row; E. Boynton, F. Latham, R Keene, R. Duplisea, P. Smith, C. Caswell, S. Tripp, R. Hamel. Fourth Row; D. Herman, G. Worcester, M. Beale, S. Wilbur, R. Sawyer, W. Hayes, D. Condon, B. Ducy. FRESHMAN CLASS Ideal Pennell Girl LUN cals ...� .%......ә...„..«Раўву Carr оос Раву Maxwell МЕНЕ. ,,..............Ја� е MacDonald БР А А Е.-....:..........КаснејЈе Cowie EDU sas sssceesccseceesseseetiona Mongeau END с .-›.................да� е Pollard РЕ 322...................5у1у12 Strout Е ЕЕ Пи� ор,..2.....................ҮТөә� Sawyer Athletic Ability. ..ssssesseeseeeee Sylvia Morrison Fersonalit7............Carole Hansen, Patty Brown Е... Гоггаі� е Hunt Ideal Pennell Boy OES 5000000000000 00 DODO BOO DASE Eaten On Neal 21 2 Зо евесосовеввевасоововосвововавев eMarvin Kenney БЕРЕД. .2.2................Рач1 Morrison 377. Go0000060000580 СЗАН .. Ronnie Blais СИЕ РОЛИ сое со осо ооо соо ово соо RONNIE Blais Е оосеорособовросав ово еве cDAVLA Conley Жега � ерово ооо ооо жөө өэ оо Vaughan Crandall ка т 3t а ” а “”“ м (2.0Г..� ..242.4.......шШ өз 94....4Ш0ту На11 Athletic А9111%у........................Ь1оуа Dunn Регзо00в115У).........................Во� ег% Caswell Вга1� в.....................Паі� із, Andris Pavasars 20 Figures in Education The National Education Association and the United States Office of Educa- fon have recently compiled a very com- prehensive table of figures concerned with education in the 48 States. To us, these figures are interesting in that they show how the states compare with each other in many important financial ohases of educational matters, To be very specific in some of these matters the table shows that Main 1з 3958 from the top in its cur- rent educational expenditures per сар- ital, with $26 as compared to tne nat- Sonal average of $33. Rated on current expenditures per pupil, compared to зем York's $32l and Mississippi's $85. In expenditures per class room, including teacher's salaries, instruct- lonal equipment and maintenance Maine ranks lj18t, The Mational average is $14,391 as compared to Maine's $ 2,662. In average salaries of classroom teachers, Maine is number 12 from the top. It's $2615 is will below Calif- ornia's $1,500 and well above Kentucky's ¥1,847. The National Education Ass- oclation recommends a minimun salary of $3,600 for classroom teachers. Maine youth averages pleted school years. one, it 1з 12.0 years Carolina only 7.6. 10.2 com- In Utah, number and in South In income per capita Maine ranks 31. In income per child of school age our state is number 30. Its relative financial effort made to support public schools places Maine in the number 33 spot. New Mexico leads the nation here and Rhode Island is last. What do the figures indicate? That there is a great difference of educational opportunity throughat our country for school children, The solu- tion to this problem would seem to lie in Federal assistance to those states that are financially unable to provide a sound educational program on their owne Every child м this country should have the right to an education. Only if our children become intelligent citizens can America hope to remain free and a leader among free nations. 22 Our Visit to Vermont Once when we were visiting Ver- mont on the steep, beautiful mountain Sides, where all the soil is so rich that you eat it for medicine,and wher4 the animals grow three times larger than thoses in Texas, a funny baby pis was born, Now the pigs of Vermont are а Large аз а car when full grown and are born as big аз а wheel-barrele This baby was funny because he looked about like the p'zs born in Texas; he was only a fc.t or so long and about two feet high. People came from far and wide to see and voice their opinions on why in that beautif- rich country a weakling like him should have been born, Well, it was a sin for a pig th: size to be born in a pen і� Vermont; however, the farmer was not a rich ра: зо� so he decided to see what he coul: find to feed the pig. After many day: of feeding it many of the best grair: all mixed with the soil from those lovely hills of Vermont the farmer Гс- the food did no good, Finally,as a ls: resort,the owner tried the grain mixe: with soil from all different state: starting with the West Coasts But Б: the time he reached New Hampshire, t= farmer said he was through, However, friend in Maine sent some soil. Ev: then the man said the pig wouldn't iz prove,but he agreed to feed the weakl: the Pine Tree earth. Well, today the farmer is rollin: in money because that good old Maine : made that pig grow until cit made those Vermont pigs look like a Pekine: beside a Great Dane, By the way, we went to visit 1: Vermont from our little farm in Maine, Carol Eaton m m. ux у == ec When the sun sinks low in the west And the birds all cease to sing, When the animals lie down to rest And the chick puts his head 'neath his wing, When all the noises cease | And the farmer closes his barn, When the world is filled with peace, | It 48 evening on the farm. When the plow is laid dow for the night And the cows are driven in, When the ви� disappears from sight And the grain is put back in the bin, 7 И When the children cease their play And the horses look toward the barn, When the work is through for the day, It is evening on the farm. Janalyn Whitten 29 | ‘у. ж 27) 4 ј P ‘ д at 4 23 The Case of the Twanging Fence It was pitch dark and the moon was but a tiny slit in the sky. A summer breeze blew over the lake causing it to murmur. Six girlfriends and I were tak- ing a short cut to the cottage where we were staying. We were following a well-worn path that ran on the out- er edge of a boy's camp. We crept stealthily along fearful of being caught. A short distance away, twenty- five little campers sat Indian-fash- ion around a blazing campfire. And the man looked over and what did he see but а great big wolf, the counselor's voice rang clear in the night. The breathless silence that had settled around the campfire was bro- ken Бу a sharp 'twang! from the barbed wire fence that we were spanning hur- riedly. As twenty-five little faces and one big face turned toward the dir- ection of the sound, one of the girls caught the seat of her slacks on the fence. We all became totem poles. The voice went on, The big wolf crept slowly towards the men. Its eyes were blazing and its jaws were open and dripping.” 'Twang', rang out the fence as we finally unloosed the slacks. The totem-poles took form again. As the story-teller wen t on, the six forms came to life and tip-toed slowly down the path. I don't believe either party in- volved slept very soundly that night. The little campers were wondering if that was a wolf they heard over by the fence. And we were wondering if the man escaped from the jaws of the stalk- ing beast. Jane MacDonald 24 A Tube of Shaving Cream I а� a tube of shaving cream. When I am new I lie on a store count- er waiting to be bought. I am bright and shiny with my new coat of paint. People pick me up and read � е ага squeeze me to see if I am fresh. Then my weeks of misery begin; some- one has bought me. They take me on long trips and I get tossed around and dropped un- til I am sick to my insides. People are very thoughtless with me. I guess they don't think have feelings They take me out put me all over their of times I am left о� сос long and am all dried up. Being slowly dried up is an awful way to cło, They cut me to pieces with their razors. After they are through with me they wash me down the drain. So you can see that I have a very miserable а� а hor- rible life. I am sure that none of Чи would ever want to be treated аз am. f � у tube and acos. А lot Next time you use me please use me carefully. I have but a short lifs to live; make it a more pleasant one, please. Paul Morrison The Wind As I lie in my quilted bed, I could hear the wind as Around the corner it sped. As the falien leaves whirled ina dizzy spin, I stopped to listen again, And cautiously pulled the quilts up under my chin. I listen as the old house groans and mutters, As the chilly October wind Rips and bangs its age old shutters, As it tears along it seems to whistle Whirling, from the house to the fields о tear the down from the unsuspecting thistle. The summer we loved so, is long past And even we know -- A thing so beautiful could never last. Lucy Ayer 25 | Front Row, left to right; T. Nea 1, D. Conley, D. Harmon, M, Kenny, L. Dunn, J. Hall . Morrison, Back; Mr, Blanchard � L. Hunt, manager, VARSITY BASKETBALL Thats The Way To Fight, Во. Get Those Rebounds} Jump Ball] 26 н And Away We Go. Sharpshooter. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Ballet А Га Basketball. Stanin: ieft to right; Mr. Tobin, J. Martin, S. Wilbur, В. Sawyer, М. Beal, №. Hayes, и. Liberty, В. Ducy, D. McKeen, М. McMimm, В. Duplisea, С. Durgin. Kneelinr; Le Hunt, ма� амег -т T тыз e -— - — { | -- - ь eS C | | | Front Row; Left to Right. P. Brown, P. Liberty, P. Maxwell, S. Strout, Je Sawyer, 5. Morrison. Second How; В. Cowie, Y. Skilling, М. Mongeau, Je MacDonald, A. Caswell, S. Mongeau, М. Burnell. Third Row; D. Libby, W. Neal, B. Livermore, J. Chipman, 5. Wilkinson, 5. Mongeau. Fourth Row; С. Eaton, R. Doughty, D. Smith, Mrs. Sawyer, P. Whitten, M. Thomp- son, Е. Pettis. GIRLS BASKETBALL Double Dribble???? Girls In Action. They Went Tnatawayl 28 “с” “ a т | Ух Г 3 , Д - — GIRLS’ BALL Front Row Left to Right; R. Cowie, S. Morrison, M. Thompson, P. Maxwell, S. Strout, A. Caswell, J. Whitten, J. Sawyer. Second Row; A. Kelly, S. Mongeau, S. Maxwell, Mrs. Sawyer, L. Liberty, C. Wood, N. Burnell. Third Row; W. Neal, S. Babb, P. Whitten, S. Wilkinson BOYS' BASEBALL Front Row Left to Right; L. Dunn, D. Conley, D. McKeen, D. Harmon, P. Morrison, M.Kenney, V. Crandall, R. Mains. Second Row; J. Martin, S. Wilbur. M. Beal, Mr. Small, W. Liberty, P. Sawyer, R. Caswell. —R— ÉD — —RE -y --- - ——— Ни ------+- — -- --- David Conley f =) Front how, left to rignt; 2. Conley, Е. рахме, р. Liberty, J. Chipman, ШЕР Sawyer, К. Cowie, J. Sawyer, D. Pevesers. Second now; D. McKeen, B. Ducy, W. Liberty, T. Neal, ir. Small, д, Pavatars, P. Sawyer, к. Duplisea. Pennell did very well in the swimming meet this year. Feter Sawyer won second place in the 25 vard Free 3tyle. David Conley came in first in the ТОО Yard Free Style and fourth in the 50 Yard Breast Stroke. Dainis Favasars т Placed third in the 50 Yard Free Style. v m 4. SWIMMING Ребер Зомуег 30 -— . 7633 it —_ —_— faa Le бори г, at PENNELL CHEERLEADERS Kneelinr; S. Babb, S. Wilkinson, М. Carll. Standing; S. Honreau, 4. Neal, С. Davis. | STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, left to right; R. Caswell, P. Maxwll, P. Brown, R. Cowie, S. Loring, Standing; T. Neal, M. Kenney, J. Martin, P. Morrison, R. Bibber. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Front Row left to right; S. Morrison, P. Liberty, J. MacDonald, P. Brown, P. IR M. Kenney, S. Strout, G. Davis, J. Sawyer, N. Carll. Second Row; M. Thompson, Y.Ski AY J. Pollard, D. Libby, B. Lynch, M. Mongeau, R. Cowie, L. Liberty, N. Burnell, A. a Y D. Smith, J. Whitten. Third Row; Mr. Tobin, Mrs. Sawyer, Mr. Blanchard. Fourth Row; 2. Pavasars, N. McMimm, D. McKeen, R. Mains, L. Dunn, R. Caswell, P. Morrison, J. Martin, D. Harmon, P. Sawyer, V. Crandall, T. Neal. -— — EU i wii Front row, left to right; D. Bibber, D. Harmon, J. King, R. Caswell, М. Kenney, T. Neal. Second row, left to right; J. Martin, P. Morrison, R. Adler, Mr. Small, L. Dunn, P. Sawyer, V. Crandall. KEY CLUB At tne first meeting of the Pennell Key Club the following officers were elected: rresident....... ses. Robert Caswell Vice President.............James Hall бөсгөбагу...............Магуі� Kenney Тгөеазигег.......� ..........Әв� ез King Адуізог.......� .� ......� .... МГ. Small We haven't had too many projects this year. The most impor- tant were delivering the new telephone directories and clean- ing up after the hurricanes. It hasn't been too prosperous а year but we are all looking forward to a more successful year next year, 33 Front Row, left to right; I. Dykeman, D. Libby, АЕ: L. Hunt, M, Finocekietti, В. Doughty, E. Quint, Second Row; M. Thompson, D. mitn, А. Caswell, L. Liberty, Mrs. Long, S. Loring, М. Taylor, С. Eaton, J. Chipman, D. Stevens, E. Hunt, S. Crdway, Ke Lashua, №. Burnell, 2, Whitten, Р. Whitten, Third Row; В. Duplisea, В. Whitney, J. Small, В. Sawyer, P. Sawyer, М. Hayes, C. Caswell, С. Durgin, В. Sawyere DRAMATIC CLUB We held our first Dramatic Club meeting in November, 195). The following officers are: President......eeeeeevorraine Hunt Vice President....Lorraine Liberty Збәсгебагу........Магу Finocchietti Тгеазигег............ Alice Caswell Айуізог.............Игв. June Long So far our club has had a panel and a Christmas play in assembly. In the spring for assembly we are going to put on Мг. Housewife,” а one act play. Some of the things we have done in Dramatic Clut are: one act plays, stunts, skits, charades, choral reading, and pantomimes. At our next meeting we are having some Minstrel skits. Everyone always has a good time, Mary Finocchietti, Secretary 34 The first meeting of the Commercial Club was held on Tuesday, September 26, 1951. he following officers were elected: President...... eee Patty tiaxwell Vice President...Mary Finocchietti Sec. Treas......Lorraine Liberty The Fxecutive Committee includes Patsy Carr, Nancy Hamilton, Barbara Lynch, Yvonne Skillinr, Janalyn Whitten, and Mona Mongeau, It was agreed to publish the school paper, the Pennell Pen, Patty axwell was elected Editor in Chief with Mary Finocchietti as Assistent Editor. Under the supervision of our advisor,Mrs, ! Winton, we hope to hold a combined dance and party sometime during March, by combining the Е.Н.А. and Commercial Club funds we none to make it а great success, COMMERCIAL CLUB Front Rox, left to riecht; М. Taylor, 7. Pollard, E. Verrill, D, Smith I. Dykeman, М. Hamilton, E. Whitney, М. Carll, S. Segars, Second Row; S. Oriwav, S. Strout, B. Lynch, L. Hunt, 5. Nason, J. MacDonald, М. Merrill, 5. Maxwell, J. Verrill, Third Row; М. Finocchietti, Mrs. Win- ton, Р, Maxwell, L. Liberty. Fourth Row; J. Whitten, E. Quint, I. Fern- strom, C. Davis, M. Davis, М. Mongeau, P. Carr, У. Skilling. | got, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA че held our first meeting Oct. 6. We made corsages to sell, There were two public suppers put о� . One was Nov. 13, where we raised money to make up a Thanksgiving basket for a worthy family. Nov. 17, a few girls went to Saco to a district meeting. We also gave some games to the Sweetser Home for a Christmas gift. The F.H.A. and the Commercial Club are planning to have a dance together. This is our second year that we are selling jewelry. We have all kinds. There is а big supply in the Home Ес. room, You can get your jewelry from а� у F.H.A. member, The officers are as follows: Ргезіде� б..............Гізі� е Quint Vice President......llona Fernstrom later...... � e, Shirley Serars Secretary... . . eElizabeth Verrill Тгеавчгег............Райгісіз Brown Other girls holding offices are: Ramona Ordwsy, Dawn wibby, vudy Currie, Isabel Dykeman, and chanter mothers, Mrs, Sera Pollard and Hrs, iiinerva Quint. Front How, left to right; D. Libby, Re Ordway, о. Jerrill, Ie “ernstrom, Mrs, Freeman, E. Quint, P. Brown, Je urrie, I. Dykeman. Second ‘ow, E. Pettis, S. Segars, J. MacDonald, P. Leavitt, E. Hunt, J. Chipman, С. Eaton, В. Doughty, М. “inocchietti, В. Cowie, К. Lashua, Third Row, B. Livermore, 5. Wilkinson, М. Neal, B. Caswell, S. Ordway, A. Kelly, J� Lund, М. Taylor, 5. Babb, №. Latham, М. Carll, ---- ---- — - ----- д 4 WHIRLPOOL STAFF Left to Right; б, Davis, Г. Hunt, J. Currie, Р. Liberty. Editor-in-Chief.reccecccecceceeececcecesUll Currie Assistant Editop.eecccecccceceeeecececcccePAU Liberty Business Manager.eeecccccececcceccececeLOPTBinO Hunt Assistant Business Ма� ацегь...4.........Сіотіа Davis Senior Statisticbeccccccccccecevseccccveblaina Quint Mary Finocchietti Sandra Ordway Miscellaneous Рі сигез, е. аоооовове•• Ја� в1у� Whitten JOKOS..ceeccccececceeceseccecoccececeeceeeieeLüCy Ayer Yvonne Skilling 37 нок е 75 Jeulist:Weak eyes nave you? How many lines can you read on that chart? Jane: what chart? Lorraine:That's a queer pair of socks you have on, one red and one green. Nancy: Yes, and I have another pair like them at home. Elaine: I'm going to open a pet store. The next time you see me I'll be among our dumb little friends. Mary: Wear a hat so we'll know youe Father: Why were you kept after school? Моггіз: I didn't know where the Azores were. Father: In the future remember where you put things. Tommy: I dreamed I was married to the most beautiful girl in the world. Lorraine:Were we happy? Judge: Have you ever appeared as witness before? Barry: Yes, your honor. Judge: In what suit? Barry: My blue serge. Lloyd: (Sitting in tne movies with Jean) Is your seat comfortable? Can you see all right? Jean: Yes. Lloyd: Wanna change places? The decrepit old car drove up to the toll bridge. Gateman: Fifty cents. Donny: Sold: Hobert: Say, Pal. will you lend me a nickel, I want to call a friend. Vaughn: Here's fifteen cents, call all your friends. Lyle: Why are you crying, Sis? Louise: Your dog ate my cake. Lyle: Don't cry - I can get another dog. 38 Walter: I suppose you think I am a perfect idiot? Ruth: Oh, none of us are perfect, Marvin: (To waitress at Coles) 48 hamburgers, please. Waltress:How many? Marvin: 48, please, but dontt worry; I'm not going to eat them all my self. I rave tnree friends outside, George: I was born in New York. Bobby: Funny things happen in Chicaro too. Mr. Small: Robert, can you name a deadly poison? Robert: Aviation, Мг. 5: Aviationi!l Robert: Well, one drop almost always kills. Barry: You 1сох positively beautiful tonight. Yvonne: Oh, you flatterl Barry: No, it's true. I had to look twice before I rec- ognized you. Patty: I'm sorry--I quite forgot your party the other eve- ning! Carol: Oh weren't you there? Mr, Blancnard: Can you give me a good example of how heat expands things and cold contracts things? Patty: Well, the days are longer in summer than they are in winter. Donald: How much are your num- ber I2 shoes? Clerk: Six dollars a foot. Father: Isn't it wonderful how little chi cks get out of their shells? Jimmy: What get's me is how they cet in. Mrs, Blanchard:Does your husband talk in his sleep? Mrs. Tobin:Nno, and it's terribly exusperating. He just grins. 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