Benhi Journalists Headed to New York Convention Trip
Bennington journalists and advisor Eupha Bonham depart by bus for five days in New York City for the Columbia Scholastic Press Association 41st annual convention. They will tour Lincoln Center, attend plays including Ben Franklin in Paris and Tiny Alice, visit museums, and hear the New York Philharmonic. The group stays at the Hotel Taft and Americana luncheon venue, with plans on campus at Columbia University and meetings with student journalists. The trip costs over $100 per person.
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Eupha Bonham
New York City
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Lincoln Center
New York Philharmonic
Steve Maier
Diane Leblanc
Linda Harrington
Diane Hanson
Alan Moskovitz
Glenn Gershaneck
New York
Taft
50Th Street
7Th Avenue
New Americana
Columbia University
New York State Repertory Theatre
Ben Franklin
Paris
Robert Preston
France
United States
Sidney Michaels
George W. George
Frank Branat
Mark Sandrich
Ben Frankelin
Bennington
Fifth Avenue
Columbia
Yara Shapiro
Liszt
Dvorak
Art Buchwald
Maier
Moskovitz
Alice
John Gielgud
Julian
Irene Worth
Hotel Americana
Truman
Eisenhower
Radio City Music Hall
Glenn Ford
Geraldine Page
College Student Is Terrific Teacher at Benhi College
Kathy Siegel, a Bennington College junior majoring in art, lectures Renaissance art to Western Civilization classes taught by David Jareckie and Lester Jipp as part of her Non-Resident Term. She also teaches art to local elementary students and attended New York City schools. Her sessions use slides and discussion, drawing enthusiastic response from students. After the term, she will return to college. Her family recently moved to New Mexico, where she visited at Christmas. Jipp and Jareckie praise her contributions, with Jareckie calling her terrific. She has also discussed Greek religion in Miss Bonham's English class, and Williams College plans a Greek Tragedy performance on March 12.
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Kathy Siegel
Bennington College
David Jareckie
Lester Jipp
Miss Siegel
New York City
Bendi
New Mexico
Miss Bonham
Euripedes
Williams College
Ohio Journalism Class Uses Banner as Example
New Concord Ohio teacher James Bryan uses The Bennington Banner in John Glenn High School journalism class. Students study display ads and editorials, with Bryan praising Jean Wassick's Woman's World column and assigning humor writing based on a junk story.
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Concord
Ohio
James Bryan
Bennington Banner
John Glenn High School
Bryan
Jean Wassick
Linda Elliott
New Concord
UVM Shakespeare Festival to Offer Three New Plays
The Champlain Shakespeare Festival at the University of Vermont will run July 27 through August 31 with three new-to-repertory plays The Merchant of Venice Antony and Cleopatra and Henry VI. The festival will stage in the Arena Theatre with a 250 seat capacity and continue its pattern of a comedy tragedy and history each season.
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Champlain Shakespeare Festival
University of Vermont
Edward J. Feidner
University
Fleming Museum
Boston Opera House
New England Theatre Cenfer
Time Lapse Photography Talk by Bennington Scientist
The Bennington Branch of AAUW will meet Monday March 15 at 8 p.m. at 353 Elm St home of Mrs. C H Buckley. Dr Robert Wordworth of Bennington College will discuss Time Lapse Photography of Living Things and has shown demonstrations to area groups. Co hosts are Mrs Stanley Pike Mrs William Eddington and Mrs George Buck. Membership info at 447 7147.
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American Association of University Women
C.H. Buckley
Elm St
Robert Wordworth
Bennington College
Wordworth
Stanley Pike
William Eddington
George Buck
AAUW
Charles Salem
Red Cross Fund Workers Named in Bennington Village
Fourteen captains were named to lead Bennington Village’s Red Cross fund drive with 13 districts for door-to-door solicitation starting March 21. The month long drive aims to raise 19,500 for Bennington County and involves about 350 workers countywide. Captains include Walter O. Noyes Jr and William T. Edington among others.
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American Red Cross Fund
Bennington County
Walter O. Noyes Jr
William T. Eddingston
Harry Eddington
James Merrow
Raymond P. Beetit
Sally Thomas
Eugene V. Clark
Dean F. Hanson
Glenard M. Turner
Theodore Beatty
Donald Marken
Vaughn F. Palmer
Albert Knights
Ralph Dickingson
Vermont Voters Urged to Press Walloomsac Pollution Decision
Bennington selectmen urged a prompt Water Resources Board ruling on the Walloomsac River pollution from Vermont Tissue Paper Co. Inc. They heard from John Wohnus that discolored water harms fish life and noted sewage discharges. A public hearing on another matter, a Black River dam removal, was announced for Springfield March 25.
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North Bennington
Vermont Water Resources Board
Walloomsac
Vermont Tissue Paper Co. Inc
John F. Wohnus
Bennington College
Wohnus
Montpelier
Veremont Water Resources Board
Firemen’s Hall
Springfield
State Highway Department
Black River
Springfield Terminal Railway Co
Gould’s Mill
George van Santvoord
State Board
Vermont
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