Pennell Institute - Whirlpool Yearbook (Gray, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

5 ,U Wu sn-Q YJ 'T f c A ,. f . -. 'Xa 1958 WHIRLPOOL Published by the Juniors of Pennell Institute Gray, Maine I 1 34 if L 5 H ff' i i Q O if f it xt, ' quell i ' 4 ,A ff----W ,ww -1 ..,,,,...w-'M 1-...4f -Q.. ..,,,. ,sv ff-.,,....y.v..,,,.,,,,, ,,.., if-f , ..- - W., PPRECIATIO i i We wish to express our deepest gratitude to Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman, Home Economics Instructor and F. H. A. Advisor. Her untiring efforts as companion and teacher to the girls of Pennell have been unsurpassed in the ten years of her service. We, the class of 1959, have chosen to extend to her, our deepest appreciation. 2 APPRECIATIO To Mr, Clayton Storer, who offers a helping hand to all we wish to express our appreciation, He not only proved to be a fine advisor to our class during the Freshman year at Pennell, but also a lasting friend, We wish to extend our highest respect, 3 4 i Foreword As we, the Class of 1959, launch this momentous project, we realize that this is a book of memories written by and for the students of Pennell Institute, This, then, is your book with your accomplishments, activities, and pleasant recollections, To this end, we have decided that the theme Should be, Cars , Cars are becoming an increasingly important phase of student life at Pennell, They are used for the conveyance of the many athletic teams and their fans from point A to point B, Cars are used for transportation to and from school, As a whole, the faculty and student body are making cars more and more a part of school life, This is advantageous, for it shows in driving, the student is accepting more adult responsibility than has been the case, The school is comparable to a car with our principal at the wheel, The driving force, or the engine, is composed of the faculty sending us to higher things, The chassis is as the student body that has been designed and molded by their parents and teachers, The wheels are the j3l'liI01'S cooks, and friends, all necessary to keep the school running smoothly, On the basis of the aforesaid, we build our, WHIRLPOOL 1958 . Charles E, Humphrey 1959 L7 4-V Q If'-7 FACULTY 'S-,fx 'W' ll, l Pennel1's gi LQ I 1 Robert W. Blanchard Frank S. Tower, jr. Bowdoin College B. A. Aroostook State Teachers Principal College Director of Guidance Univemity of Maine Eighth Grade Whirlpool Advisor Helen I.. Winton University of Maine B.S. Business Education ,W . Pennell Pen Advisor Cheerleaders' Advisor James P. Tobin Clayton A. Storer Gorham State Teachers University of Maine B. S. C0uege Bose and Ma Edo junior Class Advisor Science Industrial Arts Math Cross Country Coach Rifle Team - Track 6 ....q--b....,,...,- ,,,......... , ,, ..--- - .-..,.,---...---....,-e,,,m..,-N f Y-N, ....,-W-A-4-...-,-.1v-Q---.. .0-fs ,N N., ...t.....,, ,M Faculty Dale L. Mclaugxlin University of Maine B. S. Freshman Class Advisor History Civics J. V. Basketball Coach Hazel Sawyer University of Maine B.A. junior Class Advisor English Latin mg 4' Kermit C. Knowles Bowling Green State University B.SJ Senior Class Advisor Physical Education General Math General Science Coach oft Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Swimming JR. High Basketball IR . High Football r,!,,4-P ,fila- Senior Play Advisor -L Elizabeth Freeman i Q Derek F. Brown University of Ma,i1ieiq.S Boston University AA. and B.A. Home Economic! 5 Sophomore Class Advisor Future Home ED-glilh America Adv French Senior Play Advisor ?Efr 7 . -a, 1 i..f L. hirlpool Staff Staff-Standing: C. Caswell, D. Pollard, S. Bentley, Mr. Tower. Seated: W. White, S. Rss, B. Witham, J. Farrington, W. Hayes, N. Hansen, B. Ayer, C. Humphrey, J. Libby, J. Robichaud, T. Wilkinson, D. Abbott, D. Russell, N. Carver, E. Pettis. As the Whirlpool Staff of 1958, we wish to express our thanks and appreciation to Mr, Tower, our advisor, who has worked with us faithfully on our yearbook, We would also like to thank Mis, Sawyer for her kind and helpful advice, N Naflcl' Cawefo Chief YYPBH Whirlpool chief officers, seated hard at work getting out an 3 left to right: Jean Libby, William assignment on the ,958 Ayer, Charles Humphrey, Stephen Whirlpool- Ros, and standing: advisor, Mr. Tower semons JEAN CHIPMAN Commercial Course Jeannie Basketball 1, 2, 4, Softball 1, 2, 4, Swimming 1, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, prize speaking 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman reception committee 2, Junior Prom 3, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, Art Editor of the Pennell Pen 3,Whi1-lpool Staff 3, Senior Play 4, Glee Club 3, Cumberland Fair 4, Driver Training 1, Manager of the Magazine Drive 4, MORRIS R. BEAL College Course Chuck Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Science Fair 3, 4, RUTH STEVENS DOUGHTY College Course Ruthie Basketball 1, 3, 4, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Cumberland Fair 4, Business Education Club 4. Senior Play 4, Dramatic 1. 2. 3, Prize Speaking 1, 2, Whirlpool Staff 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, Freshman Reception Committee 2, Softball 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pennell Pen 4, junior Prom Committee 3, American Legion Essay Award 3, RICHARD BIBBER General Course Bib Class President 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Whirlpool Staff 3, Senior Play 4, 10 CAROL ANN EATON Commercial Course Carol Dramatic Club 1, F. H. A. 1, Chorus 1, 2, Freshman Reception 2, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Pennell Pen Editor 3, Exchange Editor 2, Whirlpool Staff 3, Cumberland Fair 4, Basketball 4, Class Secretary 3, American Legion Essay Award 2, Drivers Training 1, Class Secretary of Magazine Drive 1, 2, ERNEST BOYNTON General Course Jackie Commercial Chib 3, Drivers Training 1, ARUNE RAE KELLEY Commercial Course Arline Class Secretary 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, F.H. A. 1, Softball 1, 22 4, Basketball 4, Senior Fair 3, 4, Cumberland Fair 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 3, Cheerleading 3, Candidate for Miss PJ. 3, Pennell Pen 4, Assistant Editor 4, Senior Play Committee 4, CHARLES DAVID CASW ELL College Course Charlie Baseball 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Track 2, Key Club 3, 4, Student Council Vice-President 3, Dramatic Club J, 2, 3, President 2, Class President 3, Vice-President 4, Chorus 1, 2, Senior Fair 1, 2 3, 4, junior Prom Committee 3: Freshman Reception Committee 2, American Legion Award 1, Editor in-chief of Whirlpool 3, Whirlpool Student Advisor 4, Dx-iver's Training 3, Senior Play 4, Assistant Manager of Magazine Driver 3, Graduation Marshall 3, ,F i PATRICIA JOYCE LEAVITT Commercial Patty Course Business Education Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, Chorus 2, 4, Softball 2, 3, Freshman Reception 1, Drivers Training 3, Pennell Pen Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play Committee 4, DAVID MICHAEL CONLEY College Course Dave Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, 2, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Reception Committee 2, Student Council 49 SANDRA LORING Commercial Course Sandy Student Council 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Freshman Reception Committee 2, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Softball 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, Cumberland Fair 4, Busines Education Club 2, 3, 4, Whirlpool Staff 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, BERNARD MERVIN DUCY IR. Industrial Arts Bernie Baseball 1, Cros Country 3, 4, Track 2, Swimming 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, Rifle Team 3, Treasurer 3, Chorus 1, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Cumberland Fair 4, Candidate for Mr. P. I. 2, I2 ,W 'Mm all fi ' 76 fi Fr, I I +V g. r, ' 1,4134 1 , .w,,,i5h,'!s, 'QI' F fi-ef,,j,f,,,1i,:5' I 'JM' - I SANDRA LEE MONGEAU College Course Sandy Basketball 1, 3, 4, Cheering 1, Softball 1, 2, Dramatic' Club 1, 2, Drivers Training 3, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshmen Reception 2, Junior Prom 3, Cumberland Fair 4 Whirlpool Staff 3, chem 1, 5, 3, 4, Special Chorus 3, Senior Play, RICHARD LEE DUPLISEA College Course Duke Basketball 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Cumberland Fair 4, Freshmen Reception Committee 2, Junior Prom 3, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, WINNIFRED MAY NEAL Commercial Course Winnie Music 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Pemell Pen Staff 3, 4, F1-l.A. 1, 2, Clas Secretary 1, 2, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Cumberland Fair 4, Driver grsiinzing 3, Candidate Miss . . , GEORGE DU RGIN College Course Durgin Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Cros Country 2, 3, Drivers Training 2, Student Council 2, Freshmen Reception 2, Science Fair 3, Prize Speaking 1, Pennell Pen 4, Whirlpool 3, Junior Prom 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, ,Key Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Commercial Club 4, Baseball 4, 13 ELIZABETH IANNETTE PETTIS Business Education Betty and College Course F.H.A. 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball Manager 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Freshman Reception Committee 2, Senior Play Committee 4, Exchange Editor Pennell Pen 3, Editor-in-chief Pennell Pen 4, Assistant Business Manager Whirlpool 3, Dirigo Girls State 3, Senior advisor Whirlpool 4, Basketball 4, GEORGE C. HAMBLET College Course Brother Transfered from Deering Business Education Club 3, Baseball 2, 4, Student Council Treasurer 4, Senior Play 4, Senior Fair 2, 3, 4, Cumberland Fair 4, Freshman Reception Committee 2, Chorus 4, Driver Training 2, Whirlpool Staff 3, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, SALLY WILKINSON Commercial Course Sally Basketball 1, 2, Cheering 1, 2, FJ-LA. 1, 2, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Student Council 2, 4, Mis P. I. 1, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Cumberland Fair 4, Business Education Club 3, 4, Pennell Pen 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3,Senior Play 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Fresham Reception Committee 2, WALTER IDRING HAYES College Course Walt Class President 4, Student Council 4, Basketball 1,Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Prize Speaking 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Freshman Reception - Chairman Dramatic Club Jr. Advisor 3, Whirlpool Asst. Editor 3, Drives Training 3, junior Prom Chairman 3, Cumberland Fair 4, Senior Fair 4, Commercial Club 4, Senior Advisor for the Whirlpool 4, 14 swf' Ov Biff ,K A ,..' s ilk' ., . L, 'ii': 'f? R ' L 'f W at 1- 3 I ,Q ,: , . 4' -R f ' 1 f fr3.fy.-,gi PATRICIA ELIZABETH WHITTEN Commercial Course Pat Softball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Chorus 2, 4, Driver Training 3, Senior Play Committee 4, Pennell Pen Staff 3, Busines Education Club 2, 3, 4, DAVID PAUL HERMAN General Course Dave RUSSELL MORRIS KEENE Industrial Arts Course Rusty WILLIAM DALE LIBERTY College Course Bill Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Capt. 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Cross- Country 1, Track 2, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Class Vice President 1, 2, Mr. PJ. Candidate 1, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Prom 3, Senior Play 4, Graduation Class Marshall 2, 15 'W 17 ?'l13'fKFQIY1 RONALD EVERET SAWYER College Course Ronnie Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, I Freshman Reception Committee 2, Cumberland Fair 4, Driver Training 1, STANLEY RUSSELL WILBUR Industrial Arts Course Stan Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4, Range Director 3, Senior Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Prom 3, Chorus 1, 3, Freshman Reception Committee 2, Cumberland Fair 4, KAY MARIE LADD General Course Squirt F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 2, Chorus 1, 2, Camera Club 2, Basketball 4 Kermit C. Knowles Senior Class Advisor I6 JUNIORS unior Class ll Row One: W. Burnell , M. Corcoran, B. Witham, D. Russell, S. Bentley, T. Wilkinson, D. Abbott, B. Blake, B. Ayer, N. Carver, P. Whitney, R. Henry. Row Two: Advisor-Mrs. Sawyer, J. Farrington, M. Libby, 1. Libby, D. Pollard, I. Robichaud, R. Sawyer, G. Leavitt, A. Thurlow, B. King, Advisor-Mr. Tobin. Row Three: W. White, A. Watt, S. Ross, N. Hansen, F. Davis, J. Finnocchietti, W. Qualey, C. Humphrey, T. McKeen, S. Conley, A. Randall. The Junior Class elected the following officers: President, William Ayer, Vice-President, Robert Blake, secretary, Delanne Abbott, Treasurer, Teny Wilkinson. Representatives to the Student Council were: jean Libby and Arthur Thurlow. The school elected two members of our class for Student Council Officers. They were: Nancy Carver and Charles Humphrey. The junior year began with many varied activites. The two major ones were 'I'he Whirlpool and the Junior Prom. Our class was well represented in Cross County, Track, Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading and Chorus. We appreciate the suggestions in ways to better our class, and the encouragement given us by our advisors, Mrs. Hazel Sawyer and Mr. James Tobin. We hope next year will bring as much prosperity, and turn forth as many participants in school activities as there were this year. CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, W. Ayer, D. Abbott, R. Blake, T. Wilkinson. 18 A --s Vx I SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class elected the following class officers: President, Harry Rand, Vice President, Donald Wallace, Secretary, Meredith Kenney, Treasurer, Lois Liberty, Those representing us in Student Council were: Betty Verrill and Lois Liberty, We voted to pay four dollars dues this year, We held the annual Freshmen Reception and dance realizing approximately :B 106, The hard work and effort displayed by the class insured this successful event. Left to right- Lois Liberty, Donald Wallace, Harry Rand, and Meredith Kenney. Row ones D. Hoppe, B. Baldwin, E. Gordon, B. MacDonald, D. Aberle, L. Walker, C. Dykeman, G. Mongeau, K. Babb, M. Kenny, D. Verill. Row two: D. Finocchietti, R. Wilson, N. Taylor, R. Morrison, O. Nichols, P. Davis, 1. Leavitt, B. Nason, S. Loring, R. Lord. Row three: B. Preble, gilt:-lV:3orse, D. Wallace, H. Rand, V. Sawyer, F. Iewett, M. Davison, D. Libby, R. Curtis, Advisor- o TOWD.s t ii e t Sophomore Class iii.- WEEK FRE HMEN Freshmen Seated left to right: Advisor, Mr. McLaughlin, P. Morrison, R. Smith, J. Enman, K. Wallace, H. Swinington, M. McGuire, J. May, D. Farrington, R. Beal, Advisor, Mrs. Freeman. First Row: D. Flint, B. Libby, M. Fogg, S. Kimball, 1. Bryant, B. Shade, R. Cole, D. Nichols, D. Pelley, D. Kelley, S. Nash, J. Burnell, C. Swett, G. Neal, M. Glaser, S. Knight, B. Smith, Second Row: R. Fossett, D. Palmiter, D. Whitney, N.Wil- son, D. Leavitt, P. Ross, P. Taylor, W. Williams, D. Randall, R. Skillings, R. Wood, P. Brown, G. Benoit, Third Row: T. Strout, S. Liberty, D. Durgin, R. Blake, R. Doughty, H. Lawler, R. Rand, P. Pettis, I. Davis, G. Swett, D. Liberty, J. Henry. We are happy to have Mr. McLaughlin Left to right: Treasurer, R. Blake, Vice-President, as our new Class advisor for the year our P. Brown, President, R. Rand, Secretary, S. Kimball. class was so large that it was necessary to V have two home rooms. Mrs. Freeman has the other group. Class officers elected were as follows: President Richard Rand Vice-President Phillip Brown Secretary Robert Blake Treasurer Sally Kimball We were thoroughly initiated by the Sophomores, and are anxiously awaiting our turn to put the new Freshmen Class through their paces, Our class was well represented in the various sports and other activities, A successful record hop was our main event of the year, 22 K X... f ff? qaaijax Vfulfi ffff 31x09 in ,- , -'Q GRADES f' f'17If ffi f MGM The following class officers were elected at our first meeting in the fall: President, Teddy MacDonald, Vice- President, Emie Austin, Secretary, Gary Jones, Treasurer, Walter Abbott, Student Council Representatives were: James Rowe, and john Wallace. The main event of the year was the Halloween Hop. We also had several socials and other fund raising activities. The highlight of the year was our visit to the State Capital. The class was well represented in activities with John Wallace, Walter Abbott, Ernie Austin, Gary jones, Teddy Macgonald, and Walter Bumell going out for basketball. Cheerleaders rooting for the junior High team were: Margaret Verrill, Carolyn Babb, Nancy McKeen, Sharon Preble. Flag Football was introduced for the first time at Pennell, under the capable coaching of Mr. Knowles. Even though we weren't victorious, we had a lot of fun and learned a great deal. CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, W. Abbott, T. MacDonald, E. Austin, G. Jones. Seated left to right: H. Segais, K. Blake, N. Bray, S. Preble, S. Ordwayg M. Verrill, E. Whitehouse, C. Corcoran, C. Babb, Row One: N. McKeen, B. Libby, W. Burnell, E. Austin, W. Abbott, G. Ducy, C. Davis, T. MacDonald, D. Neal, I. Bishop, G. jones, R. Whitney, P. Higgins, M. Morse, Row Two I. Rowe, E. Pelley, R. Stetson, J. Wallace, Advisor: Mr. Tower, D. Wilbur, E. Haycock, F. Grant N . Morrill . Eighth rade 'WIN 1 'X .QQ BMG-WOMENS Q02 ACTIVITIE The JUNIOR PROM was held Friday evening, November 8, at the Newbegin Gymnasium, The decorations followed the night club theme, Top Hat Club , Black and white streamers formed an unusual ceiling, and the walls were decorated with white top hats displaying black silhouettes of a boy and girl dancing, These top hats and silhouettes were the work of Bob Blake's artistic mind and hands, Tables were provided for the Juniors and their dates, Music was furnished by LaChance's Orchestra from Lewiston. The chaperone's comer was occupied by Mr, and Mrs. Sawyer, Mr, and Mrs, Bentley and Mr, and Mrs. Humphrey. The colorful dresses of the girls added just the right amount of color to this most exciting evening, Neal Hansen and Diana Hoppe Io Ann Robichaud and Harry Rand unior Prom Nancy Carver, Robert Blake, Terry Wilkinson and Delanne Abbott .,-an 'li Delanne Abbott, Dorothy Russell, Nancy Carver, Winona Bu.rnell and Robert Blake and Nancy Carver Janice Hawkes 26 MOST POPULAR: Betty Ven-ill and Harry Rand BEST LOOKING: Carol Swett and Terry Wilkirson BEST PERSONALITY: George Durgin Q and Delanne Abbodt OUR CHOICE N-4 A MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Diana MOST ATHLETIC: Becky Cole and Hoppe and Charles Humphrey David Conley 27 ,. A 55 5 1 , , if , ,,,, . Z, ,, - nv ., wg n E Row One: G. Hamblet, P. Brown, S. Wilkinson, J. Libby, L. Liberty, B. Verrill, N. Carver, T. MacDonald, J. Rowe. Row Two: A. Thurlow, G. Swett, D. Conley, B. Ayer, B. Liberty, W. Hayes, R. Rand, C. Humphrey, I. Wallace, H. Rand. Student Council Officers left to right: Treasurer, G. Hamblet, President, W. Liberty, Secretaryg N. Carver, Vice-president, C. Humphrey. Student Council gl?--e Q7 FP- zsair lf 28 S,-nu i , ,L l it fgzff' f KEY CLUB L '1 GRAY MAINE fx X - 5 fa 2 - 5 F' , Shiga f . 4 ,ff . , iigif Li 1 W S - 41332 9 5'5 5 ' f , ' ' 3' V ' K' 9,5 S S A' A A Q A . 5 Bl.: im' , Q, , v . if! 1 Ll 5 af 1, ' Q ' L ' -,T ' 11' 5-Gy ll E: Q fn-ar Q , ..,i- '93 E Vu-as 51 us. ml N if N N Xa-QQ . - it w.. vii. Q x - Kwwx., 15 N 5 v 3 2 ar Mr. and Miss P. I. Dance Senior Candidates - 1. Chipman and S. Wilbur Eighth Grade Candidates - M. Verrill and T. MacDonald 1- junior Candidates - B. Witham and R. Henry Freshman Candidates - C. Swett and R. Rand Sophomore Candidates - S. Loring and H. Rand 30 Mr. and Miss P. I. led the Grand March. Le1and's Orchestra provided the music The Mr. and Miss P. I. Dance, sponsored by the Seniors, was held March 7, at the New- begin Gym. Chaperone's were: Class Adviser, Kermit Knowles, Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Storer, Mr, and Mrs. Russell Chipman, and Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Baker. just after intermission Richard Henry and Carol Swett were crowned Mr, and Miss P, I. by Freddie Loring. We extend our thanks to all those responsible for making our dance a success. gf 4 vga! 31 uture Homemakers of America The main reason for the organization of the Future Homemakers of America is to prepare young women of today in the art of homemaking and to participate in local and State projects and problems, Three major projects were undertaken this year by the Pennell Chapter, Thanksgiving baskets were sent to people making their Thanksgiving a little brighter, We also sent homemade food to shutins at various times throughout the year, The second project was to encourage closer home relations in the community. The third was to assist in every way possible for the civilian defense, The over all goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal family and community living, now and in the future, Seated left to right: H. Swinington, K. Babb, D. Pollard, D. Abbott, N. Carver, Advisor Mrs. Freeman, M. Mcguire, B. Smith, M. Corcoran, C. Swett. Standing left to right: I. Emmon, C. Dykeman, B. Nason, B. MacDonald, E. Gordon, D. Aberle, G. Mongeau, J. Robichaud, S. Bentle- OFFICERS: Seated left to right, M. Corcoran., G. Mongeau, D. Pollard. K. Babb, D. Abbott, N. Carver, B, Nason Standing, C . Dykeman l X Lf 32 Business Education 4 ROW ONE! George Durgin, Arllne Kelly, Mrs.Winton supervisor, Hizabeth Pettis, jean Chipman, and Ioan Leavitt. ROW TWO: Sally Wilkinson, Winnie Neal, Brenda Baldwin, Jean Libby, Fxick Larson, Ruth Doughty, Donna Pollard, and Nancy Carver. ROW ONE: Linda Walker, Nancy Carver, Delanne Abbott, Richard Wilson, and Sandra Mongeau, ROW TWO: Jean Libby, Brenda Balwin, Gloria Mongeau, and Sally Wilkinson, ROW THREE: Mxs.Winton, supervisor, Patty Davis, Bonnie MacDonald, Donna Pollard, and Carol Dykeman, ROW FOURs Carol Eaton, Elizabeth Pettis, Kay Babb, and Shelia Loring, ROW FIVE: Jean Chipman, Mary jane Libby, Ruth Doughty, Patty Leavitt, Winnie Neal, Arline Kelly, Sandra Loring, Patty Whitten, George Durgin, Richard Duplisea., Neil Taylor, and Walter Hayes The Business Education Club, under the direction of Mrs, Winton, is composed of all students that are taking business education courses, The following officers were elected for 1957-58, Jean Chipman, President, Delanne Abbott, Vice-president, Carol Eaton, Secretary and Treasurer, The club elected Elizabeth Pettis as Editor-in-chief of the Pennell Pen, which the club publishes four times during the school year, Junior and Senior members of the club serve as office girls in the office of the principal, Row One: S. Bentley, J. Robichaud, M. Corcoran, S. Mongeau, A. Kelly, S. Wilkinson, W. Neal, L. Liberty, P. Whitten, D. Russell. Row Two: L. Walker, P. Leavitt, W. Williams. H. Rand, D. Wallace, N. Hansen, C. Humphrey, W. Hayes, M. Beals, A. Thurlow, G. Hamblet, J. Chipman, D. Hoppe, R. Doughty. CI Music director: Mrs. Aldrich We wish to thank Mrs. Aldrich, our Music Advisor, for the successful year the chorus had, She directed the Junior and Senior Chorus, Her ability was proven by the fine program presented for the Christmas Assembly. 34 'John Henry models the low cut bathing suit while Chicken Davis waits no model the latest in new styles . Freshman Reception On October 12, 1957 the Sophomore Clsss presented the annual Freshmen Reception at the Newbegin Gymnasium, The program began with the Freshmen performing hilarious stunts in their crazy costumes, After the reception, s record hop was held with Dex Card spinning the records, assuring everyone attending a wonderful time, The Sophomore Class wish the future Sophomore: as as much fun and success putting on their Freshman any Khnbalholdsthatum with little resistance hom her Reception as we hsd, opp0nent,Hgn-yLgw1eg-W, Betty l.ibby's demonstration of milking a cow . 35 Richard Bibber relating tale of Ghost Train to the cast at a meaningful point in the play. SENIOR PLAY Richard Winthrop Elsie Winthrop Saul Hodgkin Charles Murdock Peggy Murdock Miss Bourne Teddie Deaken Julia Price Herbert Price John Sterling Jackson by Arnold Ridley Charles Caswell Ruth Doughty Richard Bibber Walter Hayes Sally Wilkinson Jean Chipman Ronald Sawyer Sandra Mongeau George Hamblet David Conley William Libeftl' Mr Fred Shillings putting fin How dare youl 36 ATHLETICS CROSS COU TRY SE:1I'ED, left to rights B. Ducy, G. Leavitt, S. Ross, R. Sawyer, S. Co ey. SEATED, BACK ROW: Coach Mr. Tobin, P. Whitney, C. Caswell, S. Wilbur, B. King, Manager, N. Hanson. Our Cross Country team this year was beaten by Cape in our first meet but came back with six victories. We won over: Gorham, Buxton, Falmouth, Porter, Standish, and Scarboro, We were entering the Tri-C meet at Cape, tied for first, and favored to win, when the Flu hit our ranks. Not one member was labeled fit to run by the school physician, We are hoping to put a powerful team into the field next year, although we will be hampered by the loss of the following Seniors: R, Sawyer, S. Wilbur, B. Ducy, and C. Caswell, Back next year will be: B, King, S, Conley, S, Ross, P, Whitney, and G. Leavitt, We are hoping for support from the underclassmen to resume our place again next year, 38 GLIMPSES Stanley Wilbur ready to tear the cover off the ball . 'S Porky Abbott display: his technique for being the foul shooting champion of Pennell'l Junior High Team. From the benches black with people, there went up a muffled Terry Wilkinson shows ux how 'ou' like me beating 0:11 he made an time foul shot: :som 'sizes on 2 Stem to be foul shooting champion 'tam re' fnr Pm-nn-11 - 1'W A stroxg line of support Lg If ll Bgilld Away We GO ! Maurice displayed by our jymiq- Vusity Cheerleaders, while the players get instructions from the sideline. 39 1 SEATED, left to rights Manager, W White, R. Sawyer, S Wilbur, G. Leavitt, G. Durgin, Manager, N Hanson BACK ROW, left to rights Coach, Mr. Tobin, S. Ross, B King, M Beal, O Nichols TRACK TE M The Pennell track team last spring showed it had taken a long step forward to the quality of fonner Pennell teams. Pennell was in a three way meet with Oxford and Mechanic Falls, also the Triple C championship meet. In the championship meet Pennell sccred six points but the team had a profusion of fith and sixth places just out of the money Donald McKeen was the only senior on the team. The number of returning veterans in this yea.r's team make for great expectations- Steve Ross concentrates on his form in a practice session doing the broad JWDP- W ...w Tis 41 u 5 21 K1 f,.4rf ,.. 3 i ,F7 is W Ai -H v Q ft ' ka M 3 W ' A if if L at j ' J ,J mi -uv P W Pennell 22 Falmouth RR 21 Pennell 52 Windham Pennell 48 Standish 47 , Pennell 62 N-Y.A. Pennell 53 Falmouth 55 S 7 Pennell 63 Standish Pennell 72 Porter 50 21 y 53111193 g0ff13m P ll 59 Godla 51 911119 0116! P22211 52 Greelyn 48 genneg greek' P u 33 c 46 B k b eme . . P211-ill 60 Blain 56 as Pennell 82 Buxton Pennell 67 Bingham 56 Pennell Windham 51 33 Pennell North Anson Pennell Falmouth SEATEJ, left to right! S. Conley, . Wilkinson, B. Liberty, S. Wilbur, S. Ross, B. Ducy, D. Conley. STANDING, left to right: Managergj. Davis, J. Henry, G. Durgin, B. Ayer, F. Davis, C. Humphrey, I-I. Rand, Manager, B. King, Coach Kermit Knowles. The varsity squad had a winning record this season for the first time in a number of years. Pennell finished with an over all record of ten wins and eight losses. Our Coach, Mr. Knowles put in much time and effort. The larger part of the team's success is due to him. One of the high points of the season was during our annual Christmas vacation road nip, when we handed Bingham its only loss by ten points. Another was the final game against Windham in which we rtilligd in the final quarter to defeat them and climb into a three way tie for second in our division of e rip e C. Pennell was fourth seeded in the regional Tournament and drew a bye for the first round. In the second round we played Falmouth. The lead changed nine times and we finally lost by one point in the final ten seconds. Of this year's varsity, five are seniors and four were regulars. David Conley was the most consistent player receiving fine support from Stanley Wilbur, Billy Liberty, and Bernard Ducy. Steve Ross fighting for the important Button, Burton, Who has the Button? , or rebound. paraphrased, B. Ducy is looking for the 42 elusive button Qbasketballf' S. Wilbur is trying to help? JR. VARSITY Pemrell 56 Falmouth Pennell 48 Porter Pennell 5 1 Gomam Pennell 59 Greely Pennell 46 Buxton Pennell 42 Windham Pennell S7 N .Y.A. UN IOR VARSITY ASKETBALL Pennell Pennell Permell Pennell Pennell Pennell Pennell Pennell Standish Gorham Porter Greely N .Y.A . Buxton Windham Cape .- has SEATHJ, FIRST ROW, left in rlghtx Coach Mclaughlin, H. Rand, P. Doughty, H. Lawler, C.l-lumphrey, F. Davis, P. Whitney, D. Whitney. SEJATED SECOND ROW, let to right: B. Ayer, N. Hanson, G. Swett, R. Rand, B. Morse, D. Durgin, S erty a STANDING, left to right: R. Curtis, Managers: C. Davis, B. King, I. Henry. Mr. McLaughlin guided his team of husky hustlers through a fine season, showing only one loss. Yarmouth was the only team that seemed to lord it over the I. V's. Among the standout: this year was Frank Davis, who was high scorer for the squad and an all-round hard worker. Bill Ayer showed his spurs to many a potential rebound, and in doing so salted away many points Big Charlie Humphrey also was always in the thick of the game. Coach McLaughlin was given the hero's ride ar the Windham game, the last of the season. Things look good for Varsity prospect: next fall. ,ti 1, 5 Out stretched arms grasping for the elusive Another two points, but who scored? round ball. Pennell, Left no righu Ayer 11, Right to left, Pennellz F. Davis, 5, C Humphrey 14, Rand 9. 43 Humphrey, B. Ayer, G. Swett. arsity Cheerleaders Lt. to Rt.: E. Verrill, D. Pollard, D. Abbott, S. Bentley, J. Libby, Capt. N. Carver Cheerleaders B. Verrill and D. Abbott whoop it up in support of their team . The cheerleaders started off the basket- ball season with a great deal of enthusiasm and hopes of having a successful year. Both squads were all decked out in new uniforms and found themselves confident, through their appearance and ability, to cheer their boys on to a winning team. Our appreci- ation and thanks to Mrs. Winton, Varsity Captain, Nancy Carver, and Junior Varsity Captain, Shelia Loring. p-P? Kneeling: S. Loring, D. Russell. Standing, left to right: J. Robichaud, M. Kenney, G. Mongeau, C. Swett. The faculty was asked to serve as judges at the try-outs for Junior Varsity Cheerlead- ers. Carol Swett, Freshman, Sheila Loring, Meredith Kenney and Gloria Mongeau, Sophomores, Jo Ann Robichaud, and Doro- thy Russell from the Junior Class, were selected by the judges. Sheila Loring was chosen Captain, Several new cheers were made up and learned during the year, With the help of the spectators and our supporting Varsity Cheerleaders, the Junior Varsity Team was led on to victory in the Triple C In- land Division. Our thanks to Mrs. Winton for her part as advisor. We would also like to extend our thanks to Mrs. Russell for making collars to make our uniforms more attrac- tive, unior Vars1ty Cheerleaders jr. High Cheerleaders Kneeling, left to right: N. Schade, N. McKeen. Standing, left to right: S. Cole, C. Babb, S. Preble, M. Verrill. The following cheerleaders were chosen after a try-out in the fall, with the facul- ty as judges: Margaret Verrill, Sharon Preble, Carolyn Babb, Shirley Cole, Nancy Schade, Nancy McKeen, Dianne Williams. Margaret Verrill was chosen Captain and has been most helpful to our team. We worked out several new cheers this year. We feel that we had a very successful cheering squad, lending support to bring our Junior High boys through a winning year. Girls' Basketball Row one, left to right: Mrs. LaVallee, D. Flint, M. McGuire, J. Chipman, B. Libby, P. Whitten, Manager, W. Neal. Row two, left to right: B. Pettis, P. Davis, L. Liberty, B. Cole, M. Glaser, S. Nash. Under the coaching of Mrs. LaVal1ee, we formed a small basketball team with high hopes and ambitions. This is our second year attempt after girls' basketball was dropped from Pennell four years ago. We broke our unhappy record by a victory over Greely, although many of the games have been heart-breakingly close, We elected Jean Chipman as Captain, and Brenda Baldwin as Manager, The first team is composed of the following: Forewards: B. Cole, L, Liberty, S, Nash, M, McGuire, M. Glaser. Guards: J. Chipman, P. Davis, P. Whitten, D. Flint, E. Petris, B. Libby. 46 ., sv , . Row one, left to right: D. Harmon, T. Mains, L. Bisciglia, L. Ross, R. Bumell, C. Dudley, M. Sawyer, Coach Knowles. Row two, left to right: J. Pollard, E. Austin, E. Babb, W. Bumell, W. Abbott, C. Mongeau, F. Whitney, Third row, left to right: 1. Davis, T. MacDonald, G. Jones, J. Wallace, V. Plummer, J. Rowe, R. Martin, B. Small. Scores Pennell 36 N.Y.A. 21 Pennell 52 Standish 34 Pennell 27 Kezar Falls 34 Pennell 42 Oxford 19 Pennell 39 Greely 11 Pennell 41 Cape I-Jizabeth 58 Pennell 53 Buxton 18 Pennell 69 Windham 10 Pennell 39 Standish 22 Pennell 49 Oxford 12 Pennell 54 Porter 34 Pennell 59 Greely 21 Pennell 25 Cape Elizabeth 35 Pennell 68 Buxton 11 Pennell 53 Yarmouth 25 Pennell 105 Windham 14 Tournament Scores Pennell 39 Cape Elizabeth 46 unior High Basketball This year Pennell Junior High School basketball team, under Coach Knowles, finished the season with a nearly per- fect record of thirteen wins and three losses. The Pennell capers finished first in the Inland Division of the Triple-C. Their only losses were to Cape Elizabeth twice and once to Porter. The top scorers were: Ernie Austin, 178 points,John Wallace, I72 points, Walter Abbott 169 points, and Gary Jones with 160 points. Team Average Pennell 50, 7 Other teams 23. 7 47 The Pennell Rangers The first organized rifle team in Pennell's history is riding the crest, as the Whirlpool goes to press, under the watchful instruction of Mr. Tobin. In the Maine Rifle and Pistol Association, Pennell entered two teams. They were teams A and B , The teams are chosen by putting the top seven shooters on the A team and the remainder on the B team, We have the A team entered in the NRA monthly matches, The team has thus far fired in four matches. The results of our standings are to be announced sometime after the book will have gone to press. Target shooting is a form of competition that, in the opinion of the par ticipants, has no equal, It takes cool nerves and a good eye to fire a satisfying score. It affords enjoyment to those who don't go out for contact sports as well as those who are athletes. KNEHING, left to rights S.Wilbur, R. Sawyer, C. Humphrey, G. Leavitt, B. Preble. SEATED, left to rights R. Morse, F. Iewett, D. Leavitt, B. Ayer, J. Finocchetti, R. Lord ROW ONE, left to rights Instructor, Mr. Tobin, R. Sldllings, A. Randall, D. Finocchetti PENNELI. RANGERS' TEAM SCORES Rangers A 755 Sea Explorer Ship Salem 547 January 12, 1958 Rangers B 596 Rumford Ir. Rangers A 751 Oyster River C Police 546 Rangers B 587 Lee Recreation February 2, 1958 January 19, 1958 Rangers A 817 Waterville B 626 Rangers A 828 YMCA Rovers Rangers B 597 Bath Demolay 611 Rangers B 626 Sea Explorer February 9, 1958 Ship Salem Rangers A 814 YMCA Rovers 682 january 26, 1958 Rangers B 710 Oyster River C 708 NRA Scores 790 768 721 Baseball Last year the team under Mr, Knowles had a fairly good season, The practices started early and the team worked very hard as all members will vouch for. The pitchers, Arthur Thurlow, Stanley Wilbur, Bobby Mains, and Frank Davis, the catchers, Roy Lord, Maurice Beal, and Charles Humphrey, started work a week early. The rest of the team put through the grinder for a month before games got under way. They got fairly use to the taunts thrown by the coach. All this procedure, however, prepared a team that was able to upset Falmouth. We are losing six of our members this year. They are: David Conley, Stan Wilbur, Charlie Caswell, M. Beal, R, Duplisea, Billy Liberty, In 1958 we have high hopes of a winning team with the new batch of Freshmen. Row 1, left to right: Coach Knowles, W. Liberty, S. Wilbur, H. Rand, C. Caswell. Row two, left to right: R. King, F. Davis, C. Humphrey, R. Duplisea, R. Morse. Row three, left to right: D. Conley, O. Nichols, M. Beals, A. Thurlow, R. Lord. 'ght handed hurler Stan Wilbur First Sacker. Bill I-'ib9ItYn takes ds one more to his cause in the , the call from UHPUQ, CPUT011 me against Standish. Morriss Casey Beals, Pennell's Rings, fence-buster, starts his swing at the on coming app1e . 49 GLANCES ,Mis are ,.....-------4 E. Larson and A. Randall smile as they try . te recall if tl-le recipe stated, HRO11 out S. Ros finds little left on his own tray as he does KP. the barrel, or, Roll out the batter. Office wheels, seated left to rights S. Food like this keeps C. Eaton, j. Chipman, R. Duplisea., and G. Hamblet happy. B. Mclntire scrapes for more, while H. Humphrey takes a breather. Loring, E. Petris, P. Leavitt, J. Chipman, A.Kelle Standin left tori ts S Y' gr gh ' Wilkinson, D. Pollard, I. Libby, C. Eaton, No Carver, we Neale There was ease in David's manner as he stepped into his place, There was pride in David's bearing, and a smile on Chax'lie's face. SEWTEARS ADVERTISING 'F Compliments of The Bakers Of Old Home Bread Don'f Just Fill 'Em Up- Build Thom Up. More added Vitamins and Minerals ally Oihel' killddf food at no extra cost. ,,,. .ns ...':,,: 'In-all i3 NlSSEN'5 oLD:L,4,Q.FiE It .- COME SEE! YOU'LL SAVE at A 81 P SU PERMARKETS Since 1859 , Q f , - nf I 1 9 tl X ' 1 wp fd' if nu ,10' V ,fini M ' -. 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Hamilton 8: Co. - Fish - Clams - Lobsters - Portland Richard L. Lane, Inc. Foster-Avery's Mr. 8: Mrs. E. C. Barton Mr. 8: Mrs. John B. Eaton, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs, Norman Cole The Men's Shop - Westbrook A Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. Elbert Sawyer Charles Mclntire - Plumbing and Heating - Gray Compliments of Frank Hill Whitney's Barber Shop Compliments of the Freshmen Class Elizabeth Freeman Compliments of the Gray Public Library Dale McLaughlin and Derek Brown Judge Grover Alexander and family Minnie Henry Mr. 8: Mrs. Clayton Storer Arthur T. Austin - Welding Shop - Dry Mills Robert Liberty Mr, 8: Mrs. William Wilkinson, Jr. Richard Sawyer' Stephen Ross' Charles Humphrey' Delanne Abbott' ' Top ad salesmen 58 ACKN OWLEDGMEN T We, the staff of the 1957-58 Whirlpool, and the class of '59, wish to extend credit where it is due. We owe many thanks to Shep Lee and his staff for the use of the Austin Healey loo six pictured on the foreward page. His friendly attitude and generosity made it possible to Introduce the theme of our book, ADVANCE AUTO SALES, INC. GUARANTEED USED CARS Dealers in DESOTO and PLYMOUTH also AUSTIN HEALEY and MORRIS MINOR 24 Franklin Street Dial 4-5775 Auburn Maine 59 MU' .Q-fg--Mtn . - ,, was sw, Hi, way! hird I he I at IS of their paren guests Illl Cl' W4 'U an li an 3 U, l-A cu 5x cu l'l Q. .4 F4 ev .-Q .., Q2 Ba sk h Knowles, 2.C Co I 2.11 chipm 2.11 am, Je nh er, Bob Do eak ole, Sp C Left to right: Rebecca Principal speaker was d of the season. CII he all ld annual banquet he OJ r9 v-I 5'- v-I f-4 ..-4 F11 :T U I-4 F' o U TE a ui Q 5. ic Celt Boston he for t Cl' former play Donham, Bob doin Coach Bow IS recipien Award rds, Knowles presented four special awa oa ch C pman, i Ch ole, most valuable player, and Jean C Rebecca ISC WC ost valuable U1 ve Conley, Da girls' squadg he oft in CBPTB YY Ia bono .cz CJD -v-4 ,I 'Ut-4 3.2 as -v-s WU Vw QE 'Dx-4 U62 fa 'A-4 Oi? -vi ED- 53.2 Qi N: or-4 N is '-'lu go oE 'Co -,.f: ESO! 'U '52 Q0 ,-1? VI Zrfv rg? mon -UU CI si' ri? sts: 245 D-v-s P-1 of CTS b Cm M tain cap honorary SCH was cho E ..-4 a-I va :S 'C CD ..-4 C 1-4 I-U 'U C: fu E oz as E-' IS, cted the award winne le quads se S ective SP the re n-. O I-s 'U I: N 5- o-1 --4 en I-4 N 5 by the S le W D0 Coach K d IC were presen Gifts efforts to make the token of their appreciation for his sin U1 Ca High T season most successful. First Auburn Trust Co. Auburn - New Auburn - Brunswick - Gray Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments of Portland Tractor Company 803 Forest Ave. Portland WASSIINS GHUVE Famous For All Steak Hamburgers Gray Road Route 26 Z- As up to dale es a let- I I pane As meaningful es your s:hool song! . , , your olfklul JOSTEN class rlna. . , , capturing precious memories In JOSTEN'S exclusive eunshlne 'IOK gold. , , , symbolizing school spirlt thru exclusive SINCE 1897 JOSTEN designs. NTS FOR 60 YEARS Pennell Song Pennell, dear old Pennell, To us you seem so dear. What we are here after We owe our school days here. Let days seem bright or dreary, Let things go right or wrong, We'll sing with cheerful hearts The words of this old song. Midst schools of all nations Ours has done its part, Both for men in service And loyalty in heart. And as the Nation's banner Unfurls among the trees We love the flag of service That floats upon the breeze. Chorus: We have come here day by day As the hours pass away Every year here brings us nearer To the time when we shall part, Care and Sadness in our hearts, We will think of the days spent here 62 F AREWELL In the Foreward, the word Momentous was used. I used momentous to refer to the great task of assembling the yearbook for publication. However, after drawing to a close the activities of this staff, we all realize it was indeed a momentous task thoroughly enjoyable and satisfying. The staff stuck by us through the roughest, and, Prestol after much hard work by Mr. Tower, our adviser, and the staff, we completed this book. We trust that you have liked our book and will keep it as a treasured possession always, Charles E. Humphrey Editor 63 PRUE BROS. RED 8. 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