Bennington High School - Catamount Yearbook (Bennington, VT)

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Sczbrwe and Math: Mr. Coley, Mr. Cramer, Mr. Maxfield, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Mossman, Mr. Page Mr Roy, Mr. Wood. Social Studies: Mr. Caswell, Mr. Farynisrz Mr. J areckie, Mr. Shepard. Musk and Art: Mr. Boodakian, Mrs. Ducharme, Health and Phymbal Education: Mrs. Glbney Mlss Mr. Williams. Gill, Mr. Sawyer. Home Econmmbs, Industrial Arts, and Business: Mr. Adams, Miss Ayers, Miss Dietbe, Miss Drew Howe, Mr. Rich, Miss White, Mr. Zync. 5