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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1936
Page
8
An analysis argues industry must partner with public schools to guide youths toward trades. Apprenticeship, shop training, and cooperative programs with the Wyomissing Polytechnic Institute in Reading aim to produce versatile, skilled workers to meet a looming labor shortage. Francis Westbrook cites the economic case for investing in apprenticeships now.
The class of '44 under Miss Grace Hollinger prepares a second mimeographed issue titled Pretz Stiks. Peggy Buch is editor in chief with eight assistants covering editing sports stories poetry jokes news advertising and business. The first issue appeared before Thanksgiving with Pilgrim stories riddles poems and ads.
Winter styles bring thick crepe soled low heeled shoes for girls with bright anklets over stockings. Girls favor skirts sweaters and woolen dresses while suede booties rise above the ankles. Boys wear crepe soled shoes with bright socks and suede replaces black with brown as the popular leather this season.
Arlyne Demmy, class of ’36, receives a numeral from the Women’s Athletic Association of Ohio University for hockey and riflery participation. She also performs as a flutist in the Campus Orchestra and the Oye Orchestra and is majoring in physical education and dramatics.
The second report period honors list shows Freshmen topping with 15 students. Seniors and Seventh Grade share second with 12, followed by Juniors and Sophomores at 11 each, and six Eighth Graders with all A or B grades.
Senior class members report selling 625 Christmas wreaths to fund their treasury and offset class expenses. Various elementary classes create a Christmas village display, study wheat growth, decorate trees for perfect math marks, and prepare a cantata by upper grades.
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