MT ANTHONY Foreign Language Dept Funds and Trips Highlight Year
Students at MT ANTHONY participate in numerous language trips to England France Spain and Italy during the year with fundraisers at open houses and a Quebec City excursion. The International Club plans 10 day Swiss and 10 day Mexico trips with effort to cut costs. The music department schedules a December program series and a safety measure reassigns stairwells to Up and Down.
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MT. Anthony
Fred Dallara
England
France
Spain
Italy
Justyna Steuer
Quebec
Quebec City
Jaegerhaus
Pownal
I & II
Poncho’s Wreck
Wilmington
International Club
Foreign Language Dept
Switzerland
Mexico
Mexico City
Up the Down Staircase Monitors Fail to Stop Rule Breaks
A school faced a one way stair rule that students ignored despite signs and guards. Monitors briefly slowed breaches but students devised shortcuts like vaulting, tickling, convoys, or linking arms to bypass the system. A campus-wide intercom joke claimed CO2 safety measures would alter students’ breathing by initial.
Sugar Crisis Prompting Diet Tips For Sweetness And Light
The Crisis of the Month Club names sugar as January’s target amid soaring prices. The piece jokes about inflation, energy parallels, and long road to self sufficiency, then offers humorous, frugal tips like using dill pickles and honey from a home bee colony to cope until sugar saving tips mature.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Ford faces tough choices as he asks sacrifice without tax shift
Washington news analysis notes President Ford struggles with inflation recession and energy crisis while urging voluntary sacrifice and opposing new gas taxes. It contrasts his honesty with a White House Capitol Hill stance and Kissinger’s tougher energy goals, highlighting the dilemma of relying on voluntary measures.
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Ford
Henry Ford
General Motors
Congress
Washington
Capitol Hill
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
University of Chicago
Kissinger
United States
U.S
Prize watch offered in Better Times drive Contestants
Mrs Curley Williams leads the Bennington Better Times Booster campaign as Fienberg Bros. announces a 17 jewel Benrus $30 lady wrist watch prize for a contestant. The item joins a slate of local notes including school honors, political moves, and community events.
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Curley Williams
Bennington
Fienberg Bros
Washington, D.C
Helen Geannel
Silver Street
St. Fancis de Sales Academy
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Maths Bulletin
the Foreign Language Department
By J.P. Morrissey
MATHS
Jr. High
All New England
Boston
Hillside
The
Messiah
Old Bennington
Rotary
By Chris Higgins
MAU
Bel Kaufman
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mr. Pelkie
Sweetness
By Dick West
Arlington
Manchester
Shaftsbury
Ron & Maureen
Main ST
Mammal Self Vice
James Reston
N.Y
Times News Service
America
Hugo S. Parton
South Dorset
Bennington College
Lucien Hanks
Vermont Progressive Party
James S. Holden
Vermont
Gibson
Attorney General’s Office
Main Street
Star Electric Co. Inc
Triple-S
North
Bennington Rd
Phi Beta Kappa
William & Mary College
Virginia
James H. Polk
California
Utah
New York
Herbert Lehman
Family Lowere
Fienberg
Bennington, VT
Safford & Gage
Savings
Equal Housing Lender
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