Essay Contest On Young Drivers By SUSAN TAYLOR
Bennington High School is entered in the Vermont Association of Insurance Agents annual essay contest The Young Driver Problem open to all high school seniors in public parochial or private schools A $250 scholarship will go to the best essay Essays must be 200 to 2500 words Include graphs charts and photos Essays due to Principal Geoffrey Graham by April 1 and will be forwarded to the executive secretary by April 6 The winner is announced by the State Selection Committee after May 15.
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Bennington High School
Vermont Association of Insurance Agents
Geoffrey Graham
State Selection Committee
Boyle Would Like to Forget the Month of March
New York AP columnist HAL BOYLE jokes about forgetting March after dating a Feb 28 column as April 1. He riffs on March as dull, ambush weather and the absurd idea of abolishing March to gain more days for April and September.
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Boyle
New York
The
Society For the Abolition of
Seek Magazines For School Library
Kendall Adams shop instructor at Bennington High School with Kathleen Kelly starts a library of Science and Mechanics Illustrated and Popular Science and Popular Mechanics for the shop math and science departments. He asks for donations of missing issues to complete the collection.
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Kendall Adams
Bennington High School
Kathleen Kelly
Mechanics Illustrated
Popular Science
Popular Mechanics
Adams
Bennington Post Office veteran and local notables featured
SAM Patterson longtime Bennington postal worker recalled for 38 years service on village routes and a 1914 Civil Service start. Other items include Mrs Virginia Bryant winning Voice of the Month honors at Southern Bell, JULIAN Van Fleet in Oh Dad Poor Dad in New York, Kake Walk winners, Rev Beyer’s planned retirement, and bennington history notes.
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Sam
Collins M. Graves
Herbert Robinson
Tom” Halloran
Bennington
JO van Fleet
William Bales
Bennington College
Phoenix Theater
New York
Arthur L. Kopit
Jerome Robbins
Howard Taubman
New York Times
Miss van Fleet
Madame Rosepettle
Walter Kerr
New York Herald Tribune
Mr. Robbins
Dad
van Fleet
Barbara Harris
Students prep for yearbook deadline as seniors study current events
The school community reports top current events test scores by Stuart El dred and outlines upcoming oral history reports due March 19. Principal Geoffrey Graham travels to a national convention in St Louis while classrooms receive repainting. Coed volleyball champs are named and ski club activities highlighted.
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Stuart Eldred
Time Magazine
Geoffrey Graham
St. Louis
Dial 118 time service draws curious tale in Florida
In St. Petersburg the savings and loan operates a 118 time and temperature line. Advertising manager Odette Patterson recalls a mother’s story of her son waking at 3 a.m. to call 118, and shouting to his mother that the operator was still there.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Savings and Loan Association
Odette Patterson
Piscopo Named To New Position At Federal Liquors
Federal Liquors of Cambridge Mass announces Patrick P. Piscopo of 110 Charles St as Vermont representative effective today. A Rutland High School graduate, he attended the University of Vermont and managed the Bennington State Liquor Store from 1952 to 1957. For five years he served as a local representative of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. He is married with four children and will continue to reside in Bennington.
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North Bennington
Beyer
Bow
N.H
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Newark
N.J
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North Pomfret
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New York City
Union Church
Pocantico Hills
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Virginia
Beyers
Europe
Federal Liquors, Ltd
Cambridge
Mass
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Charles St
Vermont
Piscopo
Rutland High School
University of Vermont
Bennington
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Space Frontiers Opened by Glenn Moon Mission
Editorial lauds Col. John H. Glenn after his 160 mile high flight and praises NASA Apollo plans to reach the moon in the 1960s. It notes public awe at the space program and the shift from fiction to reality as Shepard Grissom and Glenn become household names.
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John H. Glenn
Earth
Col
Glenn
United States
New York Herald Tribune
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Flash Gordon
Shepard, Grissom
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