Pennell Institute - Whirlpool Yearbook (Gray, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

Wmuuummlqqwulvlldshlly A 3' GV VMMEHJYQFV 3 S' an W V L : I I 4 I 1 - ' W N -V by .hajwpgi 536239Mm.ai.,lEua'hn,l5 -Lggwwwnygsgj AY' I- at-mxuk A333 Y 5 I xwmvhw M W Y X Q V - h M W W ,,,,,,.q,,.L vnu- ?.. ,sw F .M I 1 im My I 5 i if ' ffffif P Q 3 4 Qffar 1 W if N li fi Zig Q? , 1 W 1 3 f, , g:....i.....-' K ' lm-Nm.. . .41 Q 5 vi. im E f ef f 5 , 5 DEDICATIC KERMIT C . KNOWLES To a teacher whose love of sportsmanship and whose dedicated service in our behalf have placed him high in our esteem, we dedicate this book. 2 minidf an I g 5 7 n F rf R. wg Mr. Blanchard Progressive is the word we like to use to describe the achievements of Mr. Blanchard, our principal for three and one- half years. Under his leadership, Pennell Institute has gone steadily forward in educational standards. He organized the Student Coun- cil, the National Honor Society and initiated a testing and guid- ance program. Recently Pennell was elected to membership in the New England Association of College and Secondary Schools. It is with regret that we bid him farewell. He will attend the University of Maine this spring semester where he will receive a master's degree in June. Following that he expects to study at Harvard for his doctorate. The best wishes of the student body and the faculty go with him and his family. 4 Mr. Brown To the Seniors: My sincere wish to you is that you have accomplished the goals that you have set up for yourselves while in high school. lt is generally accepted that one gets out of life as much as they are willing to put into it. This, of course, is up to the individual. We, in America, have been criticized quite severely during the last few years because Russia was surpassing us in education. Many people were upset and as a result, our science and mathematic classes have been given much thought and, no doubt, have im- proved. lt is my belief that we are doing a fine job in teaching ALL youth in our schools. However, l would like to point out that you young people must perhaps learn to do better in leaming to think for yourselves. It isn't safe or desirable to be misled by those who are willing to think for you. We all enjoy much freedom in this wonderful country of ours. It is up to you young people to pre- serve our way of life. 5 DEREK F. BROWN Boston University A.A. and B A English French General Science Senior Class Advisor Whirlpool Advisor ELIZABETH R. FREEMAN University of Maine B.S. Summer Schools U.M. Home Economics Sophomore Class Assistant Advisor Future I-lomemakers of America Advisor KERMIT C. KNOWLES Bowling Green State University B S Athletic Director Physical Education General Math Varsity Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Sophomore Class Advisor DALE L. MCLAUGHLIN University of Maine B.E. World History United States History Geography Girls' Basketball Coach Junior Varsity Coach Freshman Class Advisor DONALD F. O'MALLEY Gorham State Teachers College B S Eighth Grade Science and Language Freshm an English Junior High Baseball Coach Eighth Grade Assistant Advisor 6 JOHN E. PECORARO Gorham State Teachers College B.S. Boston University Extension Courses Eighth Grade Math and Social Studies High School Driver Education Junior High Basketball Coach Eighth Grade Advisor HAZEL P. SAWYER University of Maine B.A. English Latin Senior Class Play Advisor Junior Class Advisor CLAYTON A. STORER University of Maine B.S. M.E. Algebra Physics Biology Geometry Junior Class Assistant Advisor JAMES P. TOBIN Gorham State Teachers University of Maine B.S. Industrial Arts Cross-Country Coach Track Coach Rifle Team Coach Key Club Advisor Senior Class Assistant Advisor HELEN L. WINTON University of Maine B.S. Business Education Cheerleading Advisor Pennell Pen Advisor Freshman Class Assistant Advisor National Honor Society Advisor 7 ,, . iw-vwzzugwiiisei zm5fg,,y Come and Get It! Mis. Leach, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Mclntire dish it out. Our Janitors. Mr. Hamblet and Mr. Prince keep our school a neater place to be in A Welcome Sight at 2:15. Our bus drivers: Mr. John Doughty, Mr. Maynard Barker and Mr. Fred Adler ' ig., ' -' , H, r Fw J, fzsr: ,zif . Q uf .,,, fu Al- 'ff if KM' DELANNE ABBOTT WILLIAM CARROLL AYER SUZANNE MEREDITH BENTLEY Commercial Del College Bill College Suzy' WINONA BURNELL NANCY IDELLA CARVER STEPHEN EDWARD CONLEY College Nonie Commercial Nan Industrial Arts Steve 10 GEORGE FRANKLIN DAVIS, Jr. JUDITI-I MAE FARRINGTON JOSEPH FINOCHIETTI Industrial Arts Frankie General Judy Industrial Arts Joe NEAL EUGENE I-IANSEN JANICE ELLEN HAWKES RICHARD DONALD HENRY College Neal General Jan Industrial Arts Dick 11 CHARLES ELIHU HUMPHREY ROBERT DAVID KING ERICK LARSON College I-lumpy Industrial Arts Bob General Erick EARL GORDON LEAVITT MARY JANE LIBBY JEAN ETHEL LIBBY Industrial Arts Gordon General Mary Commercial Jeannie' I2 DONNA MAE POLLARD EDWARD WARREN QUALEY LLEWELLYN ARTHUR RANDALL, Jr. Commercial Donna Mae Industrial Arts Jr. General Rumble JO ANN ROBICHAUD STEPHEN ROSS DOROTHY MAY RUSSELL College Jo College Ross COllCg1-2 D0rt WM 1 3 Q RICHARD PARKHURST SAWYER ARTHUR E. TI-IURLOW, Jr. ARCHIE LEVI WATT College Dick College Art General Arch WALTER RUSSELL WHITE PETER IRVING WHITNEY TERRY EDWARD WILKINSON Industrial Art White Industrial Arts Pete General Wilk' 14 ELIZABETH JANE WITHAM College Betty Jane The class of 59 is having a vigorous senior year. We have already put on several successful events, and as the year progresses we are planning more. The senior class has spent four pleasurable and productive years at Pennell and we will be sorry to leave. We wish to thank everyone who has helped us in our endeavors and has supported our projects. 15 MEMGRIAM DANIEL KENNETH WOOD The members of the class of 1960 wish to have this page in memory of Daniel Kenneth Wood. Of the thirteen years of his life, seven of them were spent with us, his classmates. He was truly a friend to all who knew him, and his death has left a vacant spot in, our class. 16 5 ff JU IOR CLASS FRONT ROW: B. MacDonald, L. Walker, E. Gordon, J. Leavitt, K. Babb, Advisors Mrs. Sawyer and Mr. Storer, S. Loring, M. Kenney, G. Mongeau, B. Verrill. SECOND ROW: L. Liberty, M. Davison, D. Goss, R. Morse, R. Curtis, B. Preble, F. Jewett, D. Wallace, O. Nichols, B. Baldwin. BACK ROW: G. Wallace, R. Wilson, R. Morrison, D. Finochietti, V. Libby, H. Rand, D. Libby, P, Davis. American History Class enjoys a movie. The Junior year began with many varied activities. The three major ones were the Junior Prom, the Whirlpool, and the May- pole dance. Our representatives to the Student Council were: Donald Wallace, Robert Morse, and Harry Rand. The school elected Betty Verrill of our class as Secretary of the Student Council. Our class was represented in basketball by: Harry Rand, Robert Morse, and Dick Curtis. Cheerleaders chosen from our class were: Betty Verrill, Sheila Loring, Mere- dith Kenney, Kay Babb, and Gloria Mongeau. We appreciate the helpful suggestions and encouragement given to us by our class advisors, Mrs. Hazel Sawyer and Mr. Clay- ton Storer. SOPHOMORE CLASS FRON T ROW: M. Fogg, S. Kimball, D. Kelley, C. Swett, Advisors Mrs. Freeman and Mr Knowles K Wal1ace,M. Glaser, G. Neal, H. swiningfon. SECOND ROW: B. core, B. schade, s. Liberty, M. Bray S. Liberty, H. Lawler, R. Rand, R. Doughty, P. Pettis, G. Swett, C. Davis, J. Burnell, J. Bryant. THIRD ROW' M Frank S Nash M McGuire B Libb R S 'th D N h . . , . , . , . y, . mi , . ic ols, J. Enman, R. Beal, P. Morrison, B. Smith, D. Flint, D. Randall. BACK ROW: P. Taylor, D. Leavitt, R. Wood, R. Skilling, D. Whitney, T. Strout, P. Ross, P. Brown, D. Palmiter, N. Wilson, P. Doughty. The students participating in basket- ball from our class are Karen Wallace, Margaret Glaser, Sally Nash, Becky Cole, Betty Libby, Rosalie Beal, and Dianne Flint--Girls' Basketball, Gary Swett, Harry Lawler, Dickie Rand, Paul Doughty, and Stanley Liberty--Boys' Basketball. Jean Bryant represents our class on the Rifle Team. Two sophomores were chosen as J.V, cheerleaders. They were Sally Kimball and Carol Swett. Sophomores in American Literature FRESHMAN CLASS We have enjoyed being here at Pennell this year. Our dances have been successful and have been of great value to the class. Our class advisor, Mr. McLaughlin, and assistant advisor, Mrs. Winton, have been of much help to us with our activities. We enjoyed working with them, and we hope they were pleased to help us. Margaret Verrill and Nancy McKeen have been on the LV. cheering squad. The boys who played on the basketball team were: Walter Abbott, Ernie Austin, Walter Burnell, Gilbert Ducy, Gary Jones, Teddy MacDonald, and John Wallace. Gary Smith is one of the managers for the team. Freshmen as they study hard in algebra. 1 FRONT ROW: R. Whitney, H. Segars, E. Whitehouse, S. Ordway, Advisors Mr. McLaughlin and Mrs. Winton, N. Bray, P. Higgins, N. McKeen, R. Fossett. SECOND ROW: D. Neal, T. MacDonald, N. Mor- rill, G. Jones, R. Stetson, J. Wallace, J. Goss, G. Smith, J. Davis, J. Bishop, W. Burnell. BACK ROW: G. Ducy, S. Preble, M. Verrill, B. Libby, E. Austin, K. Blake, M. Morse, D. Sawyer, W. Abbott. 20 EIGHTH GRADE Our Student Council representatives are 'tM t' E' Nancy Schade and Everett Babb. In November our class held the Autumn Hop. Through the hard work of the committees it was a big success. We were well represented in basketball with many of our boys playing. We also had five girls from our class who were chosen for cheerleading. We feel that we had a very successful year under the helpful coaching of Mr. Pecoraro and Mr. O'Malley. The Eighth Grade is very pleased to have Mr. Pecoraro and Mr. O'Malley as our class advisors. Everyone agrees that they are very helpful and understanding. Eighth graders in a typical study hall V FRONT ROW: D. Brown, E. Babb, J. Monty, K. McNinch, Advisors Mr. Pecoraro and Mr. O'Malley, D. Williams, N. Schade, L. Ross, J. Marshall. SECOND ROW: P. Wood, J. Pollard, S. Haycock, S. Brown, W. Small, R. Martin, J. Morse, V. Plummer, D. Wilbur, E. Adams, C. Sargent, F. Davis, F. Whitney, D. Harmon, L. Bisciglia. THIRD ROW: M. Hall, S. Cole, A. Libby, K. Kelley, C. Humphrey, S. Smith, K. Ferris, C. Taylor, I. Small. FOURTH ROW: C. Mongeau, L. Nash, D. Stole, R. Burnell, M. Sawyer, T. Mains, C. Dudley, R. Randall. 21 PENNELL'S CLASS CFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS TOP ROW: President--Harry Rand Secretary--Meredith Kenney Vice-President--Richard Wilson Treasurer--Betty Verrill SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS THIRD ROW: President--Richard Rand Treasurer--Sally Kimball Secretary--Carol Swett Vice-President--Becky Cole FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SECOND ROW: Secretary--Barbara Libby Treasurer--Walter Abbott Vice-President--Ernie Austin President--Teddy MacDonald L EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: President--Lee Ross Secretary--Shirley Cole Vice-President--Lenney Bisciglia Absent--Treasurer--Linda Tripp W-,,, if f f W fa N . A , J,, , 1? K , -6 ga ,TW :Y u ' , ., K ' z.. Y 5 W , 1, lwli. 1 up -ary: -' If W V -- H3559 ii gs ,iv i 3 ., v Q,.HL'.!f f'. 'V 'Q H 'V I In N4 M , W,M: :, , 2, ...Q fa Au-,L HIRLPOOL STAFF WHIRLPOOL STAFF FRONT ROW: Faculty Editor, R. Morse, Photography Editor, B. Baldwin, Typist, S. Loring, Assistant Editor, L. L'b - A t Ed't K. Babb- T ists R. Wilson. BACK ROW: Senior Editor, E. Gordon, Assistant Business 1 ertyv I 1 ora 1 YP 1 Manager, B. Verrillg Exchanges, B. MacDonald, Sport Editor, H. Rand, Activity Editor, R. Curtis, Subscription . . . . , Editor, O. Nichols, Business Manager, D. Libby, Assistant Typist, G. Mongeau, Editor, V. Libby, Girls Sports Editor, M. Kenney. 1' at Business Manager, Donald Libby, Assistant Editor, Lois Liberty, Editor, Virginia Libby, Assistant Business Manager, Betty Verrill. s t . Q L ii' sm L' -,. -.,i: ,,,,L , .., . I , T Advisor, Mr. Brown 24 Student Council Officers Vice-President, Richard Randg Secretary, Betty Verrillg Treasurer, Sue Bentleyg President,Charlie Humphrey. Advisor, Mr. Blanchard The year 1958-59 has proved to be a very successful and active one for Pennel1's Student Council. Mr. Blanchard was our advisor in '58, and Mr. Brown in '59, The council would like to thank them for all their help and guidance. TLIDE T COUNCIL The members of the Student Council. 25 Walter Burnell, John Bishop, Ralph Whitney, and Gilbert Ducy give a cheer for Pennell. On October tenth the annual Freshman Reception was sponsored by the Sophomores. At seven the Freshmen appeared dressed in odd clothing and plastered with lipstick. They performed stunts as the Sophomores directed. At eight o'c1ock a record hop was held with Ken Garland as Disc Jockey. This was enjoyed by all and was very profitable to the Sophomores. Freshmen waiting for the big moment. FRESHMA RECEPTIO Sophomore J. Burnell aids Freshman S. Preble. Ernie Austin proposes to Mr. Knowles 26 JUNIORS SEATED: G. Wallace, P. Davis, B. MacDonald, L. Liberty, L. Walker, G. Mongeau, E. Gordon, V. Libby, B. Baldwin, S. Loring, K. Babb, B. Verrill, M. Kenney. STANDING: R. Curtis, B. Preble, F. Jewett, R. Morse, D. Wallace, D. Goss, I-I. Rand, R. Wilson, D. Finochietti, D. Libby. JU ICR PRQM N. McKeen, B. Baldwin, S. Loring. The theme of the decorations was Stairway to the Stars. White and blue streamers hung from the ceiling and silver stars highlighted the decorations. 27 The Junior Prom was held November fourteenth at Newbegin Gymnasium. Our chaperones were Mrs. Hazel Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Storer, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Liberty. The music was pre- sented by Jimmy Hanson's Orchestra. T. Wilkinson, M. Kenney, F. Davis, D. Abbott Characters Myra ......... Elizabeth . . . Wyland . . . Rutherford . . Chang . . .. Conway .... Mallison ....... Miss Brinklow . . . Henry Barnard . . . Lo Tsen ..... Helen ....... The High Lama - - - Tashi ......... Ai-Ling .... A Tibetan . . Donna Pollard .Mary Libby Walter White William Ayer Stephen Ross Charles Humphrey Neal Hansen Jo Ann Robichaud Richard Sawyer Nancy Carver Suzanne Bentley Arthur Thurlow Betty Witham Dorothy Russell Gordon Leavitt The cast gathered behind the curtain before the first night's show. Excited! Well I should say! Humphrey, Bentleyg Hansen, Carverg Ross, Russell, Sawyer, Witham, and Robichaud. V SENIOR Mrs. Sawyer, play director, stands before the picture painted by Mr. Charles Wachowski. The cast of the prologue pose before the beautiful Shangri-La landscape. M. Libbyg W. Whitey D. Pollardg W. Ayer. COMMITT EES Scenery Lighting Sound Effects Costumes Properties Business Manager Tickets Stage Hands PLAY Terry Wilkinson, Gordon Leavitt, Frank Davis, William Ayer. Peter Whitney, Walter White, Warren Qualey. Jean Libby. Winona Burnell, Janice Hawkes, JoAnn Robichaud, Dorothy Russell, Robert King. Delanne Abbott. Judy Farrington, Mary Libby, Archie Watt. Joseph Finnoccietti, Gordon Leavitt. Chang and a Libetan meet the kidnapped guests as they arrive at Shangri-La. Miss Brinklow, Barnard, Conway, a Tibetan, Chang, Mallison. Fred Skillings does the make -up for the play. Here he works on Charlie Humphrey and Richard Sawyer. 2 M Lost Horizon was a play that told the story of a lamasery or monastary called Shangri-La and the experience that four people from the outside world had when they were brought to it. Shangri-La is an almost utopian society. The people who populate the lamasery and the valley below live far beyond the normal life span and because of this the lamasery 's founder uses Shangri-La to preserve the cultures of the civilized world from a great destructive war which he is sure will occur. N Conway, Mallison, Miss Brinklow, and Barnard are J brought to Shangri-La to contribute to and perpetuate the culture the High Lama hopes to preserve. 29 The High Lama reveals to Conway the mystery of Shangri-La. Charlie Humphrey and Arthur Thurlow. BEST PERSONALITY Delanne Abbott Terry Wilkinson -4. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Virginia Libby Philip Brown MOST ATHLETIC Becky Cole Steve Ross il f I P 4 .5 DREAMERS . Arthur Thurlow BCYYY Wlfham BEST SENSE OF HUMOR J ean Libby Norman Wilson STUBBORNNESS l 30 Dorothy Russell Frank DHVIS he MOST TALKATIVE QUIETEST Mary McGuire David Randall Elizabeth Gordon Owen Nichols BEST DANCERS BEST DRESSED Billy Ayer Sally Kimball Margaret Verrill Terry Wilkinson F LIRT AND WOLF Nancy Carver Michael Davison M .avrarr ii ,i r,,. . fy.: we in fi . ,. ff lirr W vril Betty W' if-L-1' 1 igiskfiliififlfi f I S z ' f ,ai . ww, ,5.i-4.9:-,.:--,a:gj,,raa1'.: 'izi' 22 I L wi' : EH 1333 - A B ' 2 - ., H M S . W F RIENDLIEST Verrill Richard Wilson ATIO AL HONOR SOCIETY fi MBWBERS FRONT ROW: Betty Verrill, Jo Ann Robichaud, Dorothy Russell, Lois Liberty, Sue Bentley. BACK ROW: Stephen Ross, Virginia Libby, Charlie Humphrey. This year at Pennell, the George E. Freeman chapter of the National Honor Society was formed. Three juniors and six seniors were elected into the society, and six sophomores were entered on a probationary basis. A special assembly was held on December twelfth at which the Falmouth chapter and their advisor installed our members. The members received their membership cards and lit their candles. PROBATIONARY MEMBERS FACULTY ADVISORS FRONT ROW: Philip Brown, Dianne Flint. BACK Mr. Storer, Mrs. Sawyer, Mr. Blanchard, Mrs. ROW: Stanley Liberty, Becky Cole, Mason Bray, Winton, Mr. Brown. Barbara Schade. Qcgqfm, gfdf 32 BUSINESS EDLICATIO FRONT ROW: J. Libby, N. Carver. SECOND ROW: S. Loring, G. Mongeau, C. Swett, D. Abbott, D. Pollard, S. Bentley. THIRD ROW: G. Wallace, K. Babb, P. Morrison, M. McGuire, M. Fogg, S. Kimball, Advisor Mrs. Win- ton. FOURTH ROW: D. Libby, D. Durgin, N. Wilson, D. Nichols, S. Liberty, B. Smith. FIFTH ROW: F. Davis, R. Wilson, J. Leavitt, L. Liberty, B. Baldwin, M. Kenney, L. Walker, B. MacDonald. BACK ROW: A. Watt, F. Jewett. The Business Education Club, under the direction of Mrs. Helen L. Winton, elected their following officers: President, Delanne Abbott, Vice-President, Nancy Carver, Secretary and Treasurer, Donna Pollard. The Business Education Club puts out four editions of the Pennell Pen. We had a Triple C Roundup Dance, to which all the schools in the Triple C were invited. Sec. Donna Pollard PENNELL PEN STAFF Class Editor--P. Davis, Asst. Art Editor--L. Walker, Gossip--S. Bentley, Class Editor--C. Swett, Secretary--D. Pol lard, Editor--J. Libby, Vice-President--N. Carver, President--D. Abbott, Literary Editor--D. Libby, Exchange Ed- itor--L. Liberty, Art Editor--K. Babb, Girls' Sports--S. Kimball, Club Editor--S. Loring, Boys' Sports--R. Wilson. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Advisor, Mr. Tobin, R. Henry, F. Davis, T. Wilkinson, H. Rand. SECOND ROW: A Thurlow, D. Durgin, R. Rand, P. Whitney, C. Humphrey, B. Ayer, G. Swett. THIRD ROW: R. Wilson, R. Skilling, P. Brown, S Conley. The Key Club has been doing very well this year under the management of our officers. These are some of the things we have done up to this date: We have held several Record Hops for the community and also to build up our treasury so that we can send candidates to the New England Convention held in Boston. We collected food enough for twenty-six food baskets for the needy people of Gray at Christmas time. We held a Big Deer Contest last fall and presented a 22 caliber rifle to the winner. We conducted all home cross-country meets and we assisted the Kiwanis in building the skating rink for the community. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer--Harry Rand, President--Terry Wilkinson, Secretary--Richard Henry, ABSENT, Vice-President, Frank Davis. LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Rand, Mr. Pecoraro, F Davis. Mr. A D Miss P. I. Junior Candidates Sophomore Candidates R. Wilson M. Kenney S. Kimball G. Swett Mr. and Miss P. I. Senior Candidates Terry Wilkinson Delanne Abbott Freshman Candidates Eighth Grade G. Smith B. Libby L. Ross N. Schade 36 ANCE B. Libby, G. Smith, S. Kimball, G. Swett, M. Kenney, R. Wilson, D. Abbott, T. Wilkinson The chaperones were: Mrs. Sawyer, Mrs. Pollard, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Storer, Mr. Storer, and Mr. Sawyer. L. Ross, N. Schade, G. Swett, S. Kimball, T. Wilkinson, D. Abbott, M. Kenney, R. Wilson, B. Libby, G. Smith. BOYS ' LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Humphrey, R. Sawyer, Pianist, J. Robichaud, N. Hansen, D. Wallace. rn v I5 A ls L if alll mm! 7 .. I X E D we 1 1' LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Bryant, J. Robichaud, M. Fogg, C. Swett, S. Preble, M. Libby, L. Liberty, N. McKeen, M McGuire, D. Russell, Pianist, S. Liberty, J. Enman, V. Libby, D. Nichols, BACK ROW: B. Libby, B. Witham, B Cole, L. Walker, J. Bumell, B. Verrill, S. Kimball, M. Verrill, D. Libby, B. Libby, G. Mongeau, D. Wallace, S Bentley, C. Humphrey, R. Sawyer, E. Larson, N. Hanson, D. Kelley, H. Lawler, P. Brown, R. Curtis, T. Strout. 38 GIRLS' .l .L I W , FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Enman, J. Robichaud, D. Russell, E. Whitehouse. MIDDLE ROW: B. Libby, L. Liberty, H. Segars, E. Libby, B. Witham. BACK ROW: S. Ordway, G. Mongeau, B. Cole, S. Bentley. Mrs. Donna Aldrich has been the music instructor at Pennell this year. We all have enjoyed work- ing with her and wish to thank her for her helpfulness. CONCERT DELEG TE FRONT, Left to Right: L. Liberty, S. Bentley, J. Robichaud, D. Russell. BACK ROW: C. Humnhrev. N. Hansen. SENIOR ACTI ITIES DELANNE ABBOTT--Student Council 1,25 F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2,3, President 45 Dramatics Club 2, Treasurer 25 Business Educa- tion Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Prize Speaking 1,25 American Legion Essay Award 35 Whirlpool Staff 35 Senior Fair 1,2,45 Youth Safety Council Secretary 45 Class Officer 3,45 Senior Play Manager 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Miss P.l. 45 National Honor Society. WILLIAM AYER--Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,3,45 Track 3,45 Cross-Country 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Senior Fair 45 Rifle Team 2,3,4, President 35 Camera Club 1,25 Key Club 45 Wood Safety 25 Senior Play 45 Science Club 25 Dramatic Club 25 Cumberland Fair 4. SUZANNE BENTLEY--F. H. A. 1,2,3,45 Reporter 2, Vice-President 45 Cheerleading 1,2,3g Senior Fair 1,2,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Pennell Pen Staff 45 Business Education Club 45 Driver Training 25 Dramatics Club 2, President 25 Manager Maga- zine Drive 45 Student Council Treasurer 45 Whirlpool Staff 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Freshman Reception Committee 2, National Honor Society 4. WINONA BURNELL--F. H. A. 1,2, Historian 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Cumberland Fair 45 Senior Play 45 Senior Fair 4. NANCY CARVER--Class Secretary 1,25 F. H. A. 1,2,3, Secretary 35 Prize Speaking 1,25 Business Education Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Pennell Pen Staff 2,35 Dramatics Club 1,25 Cheerleading l,2,3,4, Captain 3, Co-Captain 45 May Queen 35 Whirlpool Staff 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Driver Training 2. STEPHEN CONLEY--Cross-Country 1,2,3,4, Co- Captain 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,4, Track 3,45 Swimming Team 1,2,35 Key Club 45 Rifle Team 2,45 Wood Safety 25 Driver Training 45 Chorus 1,2,35 Class Marshall 35 Freshman Reception Committee 25 Senior Fair 45 Cumb- erland Fair 4. GEORGE DAVIS--Cross-Country 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,4, Captain 35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Rifle Team 2,45 Key Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Class Vice-President 45 Track 2,35 Chorus 15 Cumb- erland Fair Chairman 45 Camera Club 25 Science Club 1, Vice-President 15 Wood Safety 25 Senior Play 45 High Salesman Magazine Drive 35 Junior Prom Committee 3. JUDITH FARRINGTON--F. H. A. 15 Cumberland Fair 45 Driver Training 35 Business Education Club 35 Basketball 4. JOSEPH FINOCHIETTI--Rifle Club 2,3,45 Swimming 1,25 Baseball 45 Senior Play 45 Wood Safety 25 Dramatics Club 25 Senior Fair 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Science Club 1,25 Cumber- land Fair 45 Freshman Reception Committee 25 Camera Club 3. NEAL HANSEN--Basketball 2,3,4, Manager 15 Cross-Country Manager 3,45 Track 4, Manager 25 Swimming 35 Wood Safety 25 Chorus l,2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3,45 Band 15 Dramatics Club 25 Prize Speaking 25 Science Club 25 Senior Fair 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Student Council 2,45 Photography 35 Class President 2. JANICE HAWKES--F. H. A. 1,23 Chorus 25 Freshman Reception Committee 25 Pennell Pen Staff 25 Business Education Club 25 Junior Prom 35 Cumberland Fair 45 Class Secretary 45 Senior Fair 45 Senior Play 4. RICHARD HENRY--Key Club 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Baseball 1,25 Mr. P. I. 35 Wood Safety 25 Senior Fair 4. CHARLES HUMPHREY--Basketball 1,2,3,4, Man- ager 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Cross- Country 1,25 Class President 15 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Freshman Reception 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Rifle Team 2,35 Cumberland Fair 45 Senior Play 45 Whirlpool Staff 3, Editor 35 Delegate Boys' State 35 Delegate all-State Chorus 35 Key Club 2,3,45 Driver Training 25 Camera Club 15 Chorus 1,2,3,4, Special Chorus 45 Science Club 1,25 National Honor Society 4. ROBERT KING--Science Club 1,25 Driver Training 45 Wood Safety 25 Manager Basketball SENIOR ACTI ITIE 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Cross-Country 2,3,4, Co- Captain 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Cumberland Fair 45 Rifle Team 25 Senior Fair 45 Senior Play 4. ERICK LARSON--Business Education Club 35 Rifle Team lg Chorus 45 Dramatics Club 25 Cumberland Fair 45 Pennell Pen Staff 35 Science Club 1. EARL LEAVITT--Rifle Team 2,3,4, President 3,45 Dramatics Club 25 Cross-Country 2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Key Club 45 Senior Fair 45 Camera Club 1,25 Science Club 1,25 Cumber- land Fair 45 Senior Play 45 Chorus 1,25 Basket- ball 4, Baseball 1,45 Driver Training 45 Wood Safety 25 Freshman Reception Committee 25 Junior Prom Committee 3. MARY LIBBY--Chorus 1,45 Driver Training 25 Senior Play 4. JEAN LIBBY--Student Council 35 Prize Speaking 15 Cheerleading 2,3,45 Swimming 25 Senior Play 45 Commercial Club 3,45 Pennell Pen Editor 45 Driver Training 25 Senior Fair 1,2,45 Cumberland Fair 4. DONNA POLLARD--Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 F. H. A. 2,3,4, President 3, Secretary 2, Parli- mentarian 45 Softball 25 Student Council 45 Dramatics Club 25 Chorus 1,25 Senior Fair 45 Cumberland Fair 45 Business Education Club 2,3,45 Secretary 85 Treasurer 45 Pennell Pen Staff 2,35 Club Editor 35 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom 35 Driver Training 25 Whirlpool Staff 3. EDWARD QUALEY--Science Club 15 Cumberland Fair 45 Senior Play 4. LLEWELLYN RANDALL, Jr.--Science Club 15 Business Education Club 35 Rifle Team 3,45 Dramatics Club 25 Cumberland Fair 45 Senior Fair 4. JO ROBICHAUD--Student Council 15 Cheering 1,2,3, Captain 25 Softball 25 Dramatics Club 2, Reporter 25 F. H. A. 1,3,4, Reporter, Historian 45 Whirlpool Staff 35 Senior Fair 1,2,45 Junior Prom 35 Senior Play 45 Chorus 1,3,4, Pianist 15 Cumberland Fair 45 National Honor Society 45 Basketball 4. STEPHEN ROSS--Class President 45 Class Vice- President 15 Basketball 3,45 Cross-Country 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross-Country Manager 15 Science Fair 3,45 Class Play 45 Student Council 45 Driver Training 25 American Legion Essay Award 15 National Honor Society 4. DOROTHY RUSSELL--Cheering 35 Whirlpool Staff 35 Senior Play 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4, All- State Concert Festival 3,4, Western Maine Festival 2,3,4, Western Maine Concert Festival 45 Prize Speaking 15 Dramatics Club 1,25 Swimming Team 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Freshman Reception Committee 25 National Honor Society 4. RICHARD SAWYER--Rifle Team 2,3,45 Vice- President 3,45 Swimming Team 1,2,35 Baseball 1,25 Cross-Country 15 Track 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Senior Fair 3,45 Cumberland Fair 45 Science Club 1,25 Prize Speaking 35 Driver Training 25 Senior Play 45 Freshman Reception Committee 25 Dramatics Club 2,3, Vice-President 35 Chorus 3,4. ARTHUR THURLOW--Track 15 Chorus 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Senior Play 45 Key Club 45 Student Council 35 Cumberland Fair 45 Fresh- man Reception Committee 25 Senior Fair 4. ARCHIE WATT--Senior Play Committee 4. WALTER WHITE--Cross-Country 1, Manager 2,35 Track 2, Manager 35 Basketball Manager 1,25 Driver Training 45 Senior Play 45 Chorus 2,35 Camera Club 1,2,35 Whirlpool Staff 3. PETER WHITNEY--Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 15 Cross-Country 3,45 Track 3,45 Driver Training 25 Key Club 45 Cumberland Fair 45 Senior Fair 45 Rifle Club 25 Chorus 35 Senior Play 4. TERRY WILKINSON--Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Baseball 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Freshman Reception Commit- tee 25 Chairman of Governor Highway Safety Council 4, Mr. P. I. 4. ELIZABETH WITHAM--Freshman Reception Committee 25 Senior Play 45 Dramatics Club 25 Chorus 45 Prize Speaking 25 Basketball 45 Driver Training 25 Camera Club 25 Junior Prom 35 Whirlpool Staff 35 Cumberland Fair 4. AUTOGRAPHS E, 52 5 2,2 QQ 5 E 5 ,,, ,f ii 3. ff-5 2? Q, wr 53 5: ii xg if TRACK TEAM R. Sawyer G. Leavitt S . Conley The Pennell Track team had a good season in 1958. We were in two dual meets and the Triple C champion- ship meet. We won our first dual meet from N. Y. A. 49 to 40. We lost our second to Oxford 48 to 41. We were fourth in the Triple C with 21.5 points. Steve Ross' track shoes scored 8 points--Ross wore them in his winning high jump effort, Stan Wilbur took third in the 880 in them, and Bill Liberty took fourth in the 220. George Durgin won a startling first in the broad jump and Bernard Ducy managed a first place tie in the pole vault. Morris Beal and Gordon Leavitt in the discus finished out the Pennell scoring. FRONT ROW: Coach Mr. Tobin, P. Whitney, R. King, S. Conley, P. Doughty, H. Lawler, W. White. BACK ROW: C. Humphrey, R. Sawyer, S. Ross, B. Ayer, G. Leavitt, O. Nichols. CROSS COL! TRY FRONT ROW: Coach Tobin, G. Smith, P. Whitney, R. King, S. Conley, P. Doughty, S. Ross, Manager N. Hansen BACK ROW: M. Sawyer, S. Brovxm, H. Lawler, R. Morse, J. Morse, G. Leavitt, W. Ayer, P. Pettis, S. Liberty, D. Harmon, D. Brown. Bob King and Steve Conley headed up this year's speedy cross country team with the help, the drive, and the ability of coach Tobin. At this year's Triple C, Class M. Track Meet, Jeff Chappell took first place with King and Conley rapping up second and third. Pennell 27 Casco 40 Standish 71 Pennell 19 Buxton 44 Pennell 32 Cape 31 Scarborough 97 Pennell 23 Falmouth 35 Pennell 30 Gorham 25 Mr. Blanchard presents award to Gorham 's Captain Dick Shiers and Coach Dean Evans S. Conley, B. King, J. Chappell, Mr. Doughty. Bob King takes second place. ,,,., 2 w-1-n:'1-m 1 K ar ww mummy-'mr-:ar-M-wr A 1 nu wrvnm ur 1 1 1 nv 1 an 'rv--W-mx:-xm.K Hmmm.. :ns 14.40 num: 5 W I x V, A, :KX ' . . y. x A x 'wi' Y K Q FW BZ flfbw' 19? Mx 1 i n ME-V W ,1,., W f,.,, W.. ,Z,,, J If W4 52 ,if i 24 -M Www. Q.. L' A . --up , 1 1 3 Z? 75351 fri' ,. 1 . ,A,,, ,, ,LM 1 J , 4, 4 5 5 ,... - K . . f - M, ,P 5 W 5 f i G. Mongeau K. Babb S. Kimball C. Swett M. Verrill N. McKeen J.V. Cheerleaders in action. LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy McKeen, Gloria Mongeau, Margaret Verrill, Sally Kimball, Kay Babb, Carol JLI ICR VARSITY CHEERLE DERS Pennell 51 . . . . . Standish Pennell 39 . . . . Gorham Pennell 64 . . . . Porter Pennell 47 . . . . Falmouth The cheerleaders did a fine job this year. They 1222223 ' ' ' ' 'EIWSIYA came up with several new look cheers. They were a Pennell 63 Zlgllxtgn ' very courteous group. Praise is due these girls for Pennell 36 . . . . .Windham creating much school spirit and setting the stage for 52111165 - - - - -Ist-Y-C?-h excellent student participation. enne . . . . . an is Pennell 77 . . . . .Greely Pennell 69 . . . . . .Falmouth Pennell 73 . . . . .Buxton Pennell 63 . . . . .Windham Pennell 37 . . . . . .Faculty Co-Captains C. Swett, M. Kenney, J. V., Advisor Mrs. Winton, Co-Captains D. Abbott, N. Carver, Varsity. 5 E S ff WF 5 V' ' W? F' ' Omf-J aw if rf' 1' gi f fi ff!AS G ,gi W1 YAQX Q si Q , , 3 fx JLI IOR HIGH BASKETB LL FRONT ROW: T. Humphrey, M. Abbott, E. Babb, D. Wilbur, V. Plummer, R. Martin, F. Whitney, T. Mains. SECOND ROW: Coach Pecoraro, D. Harmon, C. Mongeau, M. Sawyer, W. Small, J. Pollard, S. Brown, D. Stole BACK ROW: D. Wilson, J. Morse, J. Robichaud, C. Sargent, B. Liberty, R. Burnell, J. Bentley. With the able coaching of Mr. Pecoraro, the fast Junior High Team collected many fast baskets and a good percentage of re- bounds. The pint-sized cagers had a record of 10 wins 6 losses. CHEERLEADERS Junior High Cheerleaders were: M. Hall, S. Cole, L. Tripp, N. Schade, E. Loring, D. Williams. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Flint, R. Beal, M. McGuire, K. Wallace, Betty Libby, Barb Libby, B. Cole Coach Mclaughlin s. Nash, D. Nichols, H. Segars, M. Glaser, G. Wallace, J. Roblalaaud, M. Libby. ' ' GIRLS' BASKE I B LL Pennell . . . Standish Pennell Buxton 51 Pennell . . . N. Y. A. Pennell Windham 86 Pennell . . . N. Y. A. Pennell Standish 27 Pennell . . . Greely Pennell Auburn 38 Pennell . . . Buxton Pennell Auburn 55 Pennell . . . Greely Pennell Windham 83 Becky Cole averaged 33 mms er ame Becky Cole and J o Ann Robichaud P P g ' We played 12 games and won 3. We had several close ones. We should have a good team next year because we are only losing one player. R. Cole, J. Robichaud, Barbara Libby, Betty Libby, S. Nash, M. Glaser, D. Flint, K. Wallace and R. Beal. 51 Dianne Flint i , Gary Swett waits for that pitch. Stan Liberty in the tying run BASEBALL KNEELING, Left to Right: G. Swett, B. Ayer, C. Humphrey, B. Liberty, S. Liberty. STANDING: P. Doughty, R. Doughty, F. Davis, B. Morse, A. Thurlow. At Left: Arthur Thurlow , warming up his south paw. ' At Right: Charles Hum- phrey warms up the out field. 52 f-,,v , .., f J., K, i-, t 1 FRONT ROW Left to Right: G. Wallace, C. Humphrey, R. Sawyer, C. Leavitt, B. Preble, B Ayer, W Bumell, S Kimball SECOND ROW: P. Brovxm, D. Leavitt, F. Jewett, J. Bryant, J. Finochietti, D. Skillings, R Morse THIRD ROW Mr Tobin D Goss, E. Larson, A Randall, R. Whitney, N. Hanson, R. Morrison. RIFLE TEAM The Rifle Team started off this year a solid favorite to win the state championship in the second division for the second consecutive year. Because of last year 's record and our flashing start this year, we won two and lost none. Our match manager placed our team in division one. This division contains the higher bracket of teams in the state. This division includes such schools as, Bangor High, Water- ville High, Morse High, and several others. Actually, the only team that defeated us was Morse High by a score of 907 to 918. As you can see certainly a close margin. Our official season is now over, and we are preparing for the N. R. A. QNATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATIONJ tournament at Fort Williams to be shot the last Saturday of February and the first Sunday in March. 53 'J and B. Verrill. :ds - N M. Kenney, G. Mongeau O. Nichols D. Wallace s. Kimball A- e e .. L , , L . vA,e i. . if ' e ' . P .wb . . - ,P.:.--1 -- Pl'-QL WY - Z k. 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