Middlebury to Host Commencement with Harlan Cleveland Speaker
Harlan Cleveland assistant secretary of state for International Organization Affairs will give the commencement day address at Middlebury College on June 11. President Samuel S. Stratton announced as part of a weekend marking the 162nd academic year. Additional events include alumni registration June 8 9 reunions and class activities with the Baccalaureate Service on June 10 and 260 BA degrees awarded.
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Middlebury
Harlan Cleveland
International Organization Affairs
Middlebury College
Samuel S. Stratton
William F. B. Rodda
Chatham Methodist Church
Chatham
N.J
Stratton
New York City
Cleveland
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Princeton University
Franklin and Marshall College
Rollins College
Alfred University
United States
Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse University
State Department
Rodda
Moravian College
Drew Theological Seminary
New York University
Israel
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
England
World Methodist Conference
Norway
Northeast
Methodist Church
Northeastern State Boards Meet Opens in Stowe VT
Educators from nine states register for the Northeastern State Boards and Commissioners of Education annual meeting in Stowe Vermont. Delegates from New England states New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey attend with opening address by James E. Allen Jr of New York and talks by John T. Fey Franklin Hollis and others. Vermont Governor F Ray Keyser Jr and Maine education chief Warren G. Gill scheduled for Saturday session remarks.
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Stowe
Boards and Commissioners of Education
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
James E. Allen Jr
John T. Fey
University of Vermont
Franklin Hollis
New Hampshire Board of Education
Vermont
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Warren G. Gill
Maine
Education
Rainbow Girls Install Officers in Bennington Assembly
Rainbow Girls of Bennington Assembly No. 6 installed officers led by Worthy Advisor Susan Riley and guest speaker H. Glenn Payne. Installing officers, corsages, and a reception followed in the ballroom with family and guests present.
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Bennington Assembly No. 6
Order of Rainbow For
Susan Riley
Diane Whitney
Charity
Cynthia Stewart
Hope
Judy Grant
Faith
Virginia Kemmerer
Chaplin
Susan Pudvar
Mary Moninger
Barbara Buck
Evelyn Hathaway
Nature
Susan Barber
Cynthia Preston
Fidelity
Cheryl Comstock
Nancy Humphrey
Linda Pudvar
Diane Stewart
Miss Riley
Karen Killen
Marcia Freschette
Marshall
Mary Maninger
Diane Hansen
Fletcher Hall
Glenn Payne
H. Glenn Payne
Franklin Spicer
Franklin Riley
Robert Freschette
Lorenzo Kemmerer
Franklin Speier
Harold Humphrey
Broad Beamed Dior Silhouette Steals the Show in New York
Christian Dior unveiled the widest hipped silhouette yet, challenging elevators and night clubs with bulky wool suits and voluminous skirts. Manikins wore heavy eye makeup and varied hair as models paraded in contour belts and oversized hemlines, from daytime garb to dramatic dinner gowns requiring large doors for entry.
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New York
Christian Dior House
Guy Douvier
Schlesinger Resigns Post at Harvard University
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., special assistant to President Kennedy, resigns as Harvard history professor effective June 30. He has been on leave since July 1960 after joining Kennedy campaign staff, with a second year extension and Harvard normally allowing no more than two years absence.
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Cambridge, Mass
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Kennedy
Harvard University
Schlesinger
Harvard
Presbrey Quits News Editor Post at Middlebury College
Joseph L. Presbrey Jr. resigns as editor of Middlebury College News Services. He will become public relations director for the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, effective July 1. A Fall River native, Boston University graduate, WWII Navy veteran, he joined Middlebury over seven years ago and previously managed the news bureau.
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Middlebury
Joseph L. Presbrey Jr
Middlebury College
Samuel S. Stratton
Presbrey
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Fall River
Mass
Boston University
Tufts College
Medford
Vermont Medical Society Elects Area Doctors
Dr. Clifford B. Harwood of Manchester Center and Dr. Oliver H. Durand of Bennington were elected vice president and secretary of the Vermont State Medical Society at its annual meeting in Montreal. Dr. J. Bishop McGill of Burlington was named president-elect. The 1813 charter prescribes next year’s Sesquicentennial meeting at the Equinox House in Manchester May 23-26, 1963.
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Clifford B. Harwood
Manchester Center
Oliver H. Durand
Bennington
Vermont State Medical Society
Montreal
Quebec
Canadian Medical Association
New Hampshire Medical Society
J. Bishop McGill
Burlington
James P. Hammond
Vermont
Equinox House
Manchester
Benhi Juniors Named Delegates To Conference
Benhi juniors Paul Hurlburt and Connie Killian were chosen to attend the Nine States Youth Citizenship Conference at Tufts University Medford Massachusetts June 4 5 and 6 with faculty adviser Richard H Caswell. Bennington High is among 10 Vermont schools and 90 from the region to participate in a conference focused on strengthening responsible citizenship and the role of law. Hurlburt, junior class president, active in Student Council Mixed Chorus Drama Club and Debate Club, co president of Vermont BYF and editor of Baptist Youth Fellowship Beacon. Connie Killian active in Mixed Chorus Harmonettes math and science clubs president of Baptist Youth Fellowship and editor of Vermont BYF Safari reads and piano sewing and dance in spare time.
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Paul Hurlburt
Connie Killian
Tufts University
Medford
Massachusetts
Richard H. Caswell
Bennington High School
Vermont
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Hurlburt
Vermont Byf
Baptist Youth Fellowship Beacon
The
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Connie
Union School District Q A on proposed union high school
The Bennington-Southwest Planning Board outlines that a larger union high school costs less per taxpayer through built in efficiencies and shared four district financing. It explains fair per pupil costs for junior and senior high students and argues for a separate grades 7–8 junior high to aid upbring and transition to high school. The Banner invites readers to submit questions.
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Bennington - Southwest School Planning Board
Guard Units Exhibit Saturday Open House at Alumni Field
Troops I and L of the 102nd Armored Cavalry Division Benedicton National Guard units will hold an Armed Forces Day open house at Alumni Field. The parking lot display runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with tanks personnel carrier jeeps trucks radio equipment and weapons. A field kitchen display is a special feature during the exhibit.
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102Nd Armored Cavalry Division
Bennington National Guard
Alumni Field
Tri-State Music Festival Set for Tonight's Choral Concert
The 14th Tri-State Music Festival presented by Bennington Lions Club hosts choral groups from at least 12 high schools tonight at 7:30 in BCHS auditorium. Directors conduct the program featuring selections from The Music Man, South Pacific, and classical choral works by Lotti Brahms and others. Rehearsals for the Tri-State Band and Chorus continue with individual band concerts at 1 p.m. Saturday before the parade.
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Tri-State
Bennington Lions Club
Bennington
BCHS
New York
Massachusetts
Hoosick Falls Central School
Eloise M. Conzeri
Dash
William Warrick
Whitingham High School
Ronald J. Mori
Bennington Catholic High School
Elizabeth Marie
Jesu
G. P. da Palestrina
Roy Ringwald
Bennington High School
Esther Kissling
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Antonio Lotti
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Peter T. Koch
Hartford
N.Y. Central School
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Rodgers
Cambridge Central School
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South Pacific
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