Benhi High Students Earn Recognitions and Updates
Benhi journalism class took its first New York Herald Tribune test on Sept 29 with about 20 questions. William J. Brown, a sophomore, won Union Carbide's Safe Teen-Age Driver Award for the school. The Harmonettes added six new members: Cheryl Pratt Faye Hamilton Barbara Mason Gloria Hollister Janice Vince Beth Anne Maier. Western Civilization films were shown to second period classes. Miley Plan student accident insurance applies to shop and football students unless covered at home. The Preliminary SAT is set for Oct 24 with 100 tests available. cost $1 and registration in Guidance. Freshman football lost 19-0 to Hoosick Falls on Oct 2. JV football lost 26-0 to Bennington Catholic on Oct 6. Benhi soccer fell 2-1 to Hoosac School on Oct 2 at Ben-Mont Field. Student Council held its second meeting Oct 1. Becker Junior College spoke Oct 8 to juniors and seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmonettes
Cheryl Pratt
Faye Hamilton
Barbara Mason
Gloria Hollister
Janice Vince
Beth Anne Maier
Bennington High School
O— Benhi
Becker Junior College
Worcester
Mass
Schenectady Man Guest Speaker To Unitarians
William J. Gold of the First Unitarian Society in Schenectady will be guest minister at the Unitarian Fellowship this Sunday at 10 30 a m in the Bentington Free Library. He advocates religion keyed to human potential and knowledge, lectures from contemporary writers and scientists, and has led a major growth in Schenectady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Gold
First Unitarian Society
Schenectady
Unitarian Fellowship
Bennington Free Library
Gold
New Yorker Magazine
American Unitarian Association
Edward Durrell Stone
Tri-City
Molly Stark
Girl Scout Delegation Trials At Twin Hills Camp
Eleven Senior Scouts from the neighborhood joined a Twin Hills camporee in Richmond as part of the pre round up session for Vermont's 20 girl delegation to the 1965 International Roundup in Idaho. Evaluations covered campcraft, resourcefulness, patrol work, and group discussion alongside an all female selections committee. Mrs LaVigne notes strong scores. Neighborhood 12 liaison Earl Hamilton requests leaders submit supply lists for monthly replenishments at Nichols Store.
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Twin Hills Camp
Richmond
Dail
Barbara
Betty Jean Riley
Meridith
Dale Whitman
Sandra Willis
Dawn Smith
Arla Crosier
Jeni LaVigne
North Bennington
Virginia Kemmerer
Betty Sue Thompson
Bennington
Bruce LaVigne
America Giorio
Websterville
Elizabeth Kelly
Middlebury College
Herbert Painter
Williston
Pauline Rowe
Burlington
LaVigne
Earl Hamilton
Girl Scout Equipment Agency
Nichols’ Store
From Now On At Benhi Oct. 15 16 Vermont Education Convention
Calendar of school events begins with Vermont Educational Convention on Oct. 15 and 16 and no school. Football games listed include Hart ford home Oct. 17 and Brattle Oct. 24 and Windsor away Oct. 31. PTA meeting Oct. 20 at 7 30 p.m. Class of ’67 dance Oct. 28 Hootenanny Senior class Oct. 30. TB testing for junior high Oct. 28. Veterans Day Nov. 11 no school Thanksgiving Nov. 26 and 27 half day Nov. 25 BCHS football Nov. 9 Varsity Club dance Nov. 7 American Education Week Nov. 7.
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Vermont
Hartford
Hootenanny
Windsor
BCHS
Janice Farley Crowned Queen at BCHS Freshman Reception
Janice Farley was chosen queen of the BCHS Saber freshman reception held Saturday night in the Bennington Catholic High auditorium. The grand march led by Hallie Sausville, Charles Temaine, Barry Griffith and Pat Prandini featured senior escorts. Michael Latif crowned Janice, and gifts were presented by senior Bill Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Farley
Bennington Catholic High
Hallie Sausville
Charles Temaine
Barry Griffith
Pat Prandini
Janice
Michael Latif
Bill Marsh
Michael Powers
Rosemary Latif
Jean Martin
Mt Anthony union school to become area vocational center
Mt Anthony Union School Board advances plans to transform into an area vocational center for Southwestern Vermont. Subsidized by state and federal funds, the center would offer machine shop, foods, office occupations, drafting and auto mechanics with potential expansion to electronics, building trades and more. Nonresident tuition costs shared by home districts and the state. The center targets Manchester Arlington and possibly Wilmington, serving local students and out of district pupils under shared funding rules.
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Mt. Anthony
Union
Manchester
Arlington
Wilmington
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Mt. Anthony Center
Norshaft
NBHS
Mt. Anthony Union School
Veremont
Woodshop Class Proves Popular at Benhi High
Students in the Benhi wood shop stay busy with cedar chests magazine racks trays and cutting boards. The class includes 11 girls and nine boys and plans leather and plastics projects plus candle making. Equipment includes jig saws drill presses circular saws and hand tools with a special paint room and a reading library. An noting system tracks wood knowledge and project data. Demand rose sharply this year causing many applicants to be refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benhi
Adams
Bennington Banner contact and subscription info
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news newsroom and advertising and details daily publication with holidays. It provides 50 mile radius and Vermont subscription rates 3 months 6.30 6 months 11.70 1 year 22.50 plus U.S. rates 7.00 13.00 25.00 and servicemen special rates. Second class postage paid at Bennington Vermont.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Bennington, Vt
Student Council Takes Charge of School Refreshments
Bennington Catholic High opens a program where the Student Council handles refreshments for all student activities. Past shortages of soda potato chips and gum will be solved by keeping a stocked supply with replenishment as needed. Classes simply inform the council of needed items and quantities. The council will manage all details including sales committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Catholic High
VEA Convention To Air Teen Smoking Alcohol Talk
Burlington hosts Vermont Education Association sessions on smoking and teen drinking with guest speaker George Stewart of Michigan State Board of Alcoholism. The event October 16 at 9 a.m. in Edmunds Junior High Burlington features school role in smoking education and a panel on traffic safety and alcohol involvement in fatal accidents.
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Burlington
George Stewart
Michigan State Board of Alcoholism
Vermont Education Association
Edmunds
Stewart
Michigan Public Schools
Rutgers School of Alcohol Studies
New Brunswick
N.J
Michigan Alcohol Education Journal
Vermont
John J. Pasciutti
Vermonts
Department of Education
Inter-Agency Council On Smoking and Health
Oscar S. Peterson Jr
Carleton M. Haines
Robert E. O’brien
Getty Page
The
Vermont Medical Society
Doris Gamelin
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New York Herald Tribune
William J. Brown
Union Carbide
David Jareckie
Lester Jipp
Mr. Jipp
Hoosick Falls
Wees
Bennington Catholic High School
Alumni Field
Hoosac School
Ben-Mont Field
Main St. Bennington, Vr
Nichals
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Bennington Bookshop, Inc
E. T. Williams
Unitarians
William Gold
Girl Scout News
Elizabeth Dwyer
Dianne Short
Bchs Saber
Harold Sausville
Richard Dwyer
Thaddeus Swertz
CSC
Thomas Bransfield
Mt. Anthony Union School Board
London
Gilbey
W.&a. Gilbey, Ltd
National Distillers Products Company
N.Y. C
Barclay
Barclay Tongue & Groove
Scintilla
HENRY
Tuttle CO
Depot Street
By Kenny Kramer
Grantmaster
W. T. Grant
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
BC Student Council
By David Sausville
New York
UPD
General Motors
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
American Telephone
New York Stock Exchange Magazine Exchange
SHORT
Burt
Sayles
North Adams
Tee
Chuck Walker
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