Pennell Institute - Whirlpool Yearbook (Gray, ME)

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Ms We, the Junior Class of 1958 of Pennell Institute, are about to launch one of the most important memorabilia of our high-school years, the yearbook. In order to have a well-planned, successful yearbook, many things must be included in it, One of these is a well organized theme, a theme that symbolizes our lives in the past, present and fu- ture. We have chosen Doorways as our theme for we feel that we all pass through Specific phases, or doorways, in our lives. At birth we pass through our first doorway, the journey into life. Later on in our lives we step through one of our most important doorways, the doorway to Pennell. Here we dwell among our friends, our teachers, and the pleasures and enjoyments high-school has to offer. Here we leam many things in our preparation for our third and final doorway in this part of our lives, the doorway to maturity and adult- hood. We will never forget the memories and the learning which we have derived from passing through the doorways of Pennell. Charles Caswell 58 a MR HW - o n HEEN FOREWORD NENEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ' | | o

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WHIRLPOOL ANNUAL OF 1957 EDITED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS PENNELL INSTITUTE GRAY, MAINE g EDITOR. ......... CHARLES CASWELL ASSISTANT... wc acces WALTER HAYES BUSINESS MANAGER, . . RONALD SAWYER ASSISTANT. ...... ELIZABETH PETTIS

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