The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-15
THE STUDENT TELLTALE
Teltale-"A tale bearer an informer; one who
berays secrets or makes known private
affairs Webster


TEN has proved successful in keeping
the dances what they should be
High School affairs.
The first publicat'o on OF the Gaia.
mount the High School paper, will be
ready for distribution the first Of De-,
cember. This paper contains stories,
essays, poems and one act plays writ
ten by the high school students. The
literary department is. OF course, the
main pant OF the paper. There is also
an athlete and an exchange depart.
ment and a section given over to hui
NOR The Officers for the Catamount
Board, elected by the Students
Association, are as follows: Editor,
Mary Spargo; Assistant Editor, Rhoda
Southall; Local Editor, Celia Liberty;
Alumni Editor, VII lam Godfrey; Elk
change Editor, Harriet Harwood Ath-
letic Editor, Robert Levin; Business
Manager, Kenneth Hunter; Assistant
Business Manager Robert Holden.
The Catamount cannot Of course,
pay its expenses simply by the money
received from subscriptions. 1t de.
ponds ON advertising to a great ex-
tent. 1t needs the support of every
merchant OF Bennington to make a
successful paper win the local mer-
chants see that the paper gets this
backing?
The Catamount viii be on sale at
Evans news room. All wishing a
years suDscrlpt on of four issues may
give their names and seyenty-fiye
cents to the manager or assistant
manager. The price of single copies
is twenty-five cents.
The Students Association is com
posed of the student body Its duties
are TO attend to and provide for the
athletic teams and the High School
Paper. In order to finance the organi.
eaton dues are paid by the student
and various methods OF raising mon.
ey are employed by the executive
board. The officers elected by the
students are President, Kenneth
Hunter; Vice President, Edward Ran
SOM Secretary, Harriet Harwood;
Treasurer. Alyah Mallory.
Basket ball practice for boys started
Monday night, November 10 at Library
Hall Manager Pelsue has been WORK
ing for two months on the schedule
A fine one has Teen arranged which
az II kn r,I.IiobaI .on,
The girls basket ball team evident
~ means to be winning team this
year. About "a girls appear every Wed.
an hour OF real practice. Already the
first and second team and the cap
tain Agnes Jackson have been selec.
ted The manager. Catherine Graham.
has succeeded In scheduling the teams
OF such place as Rutland and Troy
The flr-t game OF the season WIZ be
played Thank giving Day with the
Alumni team.
The SEM or Glass was the first to
Ublu II tid55 lnttttlS. ne lullONlub
class Officers were e.ected: RE-.
dent. Packard Harbour; Wee Pres
dent, Harriet Harwood; Treasurer,
Donald Fau.ey; Secretary, Ruby III.
we'll.
The Junior Cha officers are:
President, Charles Bennett; Vice Pres
ident. He.en Eaton; Secretary, Arthur
Hall; Treasurer. Florence lockwood.
At the Sophomore Class meeting
Howard Rudd wa, elected President,
Leanna Leblanc. Vice President,
Jessie Sumner, Treasurer and Chester
Sloat. Secretary.
BY an unwr,tten law Of the Benn.ns-
ton High School the Freshman Glass
was the last to hold its meeting. They
choser~for their ofhcerss-president
George Plumb; Vice President. Mil.
dsed Robinson: Secretary, Olive Niles;
Treasurer, Kenneth Clayton.