Lititz High School Earns Higher Rating For College Admission
Graduates from Lititz High School in the upper three fifths of their class may gain admission to State College without exam. William Hoffman, College Register, notified supervising principal M Demmy of the achievement, placing Lititz among 67 of 1063 high schools with this privilege.
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Lititz High School
William 8. Hoffman
M. ©. Demmy
Lititz High
Herbert Longenecker
Janet Huber
Paul Bachman
Paul McC
Lititz High names fourteen field hockey letter winners
Fourteen Lititz High School field hockey players received Denise Block Ls with service stripes and certificates at a weekly assembly led by coach Miss Elisabeth Garber. Recipients and years played include Beatrice Badt dorf 3, Rachel Neideigh 4, Margaret Longenecker 4, Dorothy Spickler 4, Dorothy Evans 3, Marian Rannels 2, Kathryn Martin 2, Winifred Sheaffer 3, Arlene Ditzler 2, Jane Keith 2, Josephine Kopp 8, Rachel Hackman 3, Arlene Demmy 3, and Margaret Posey 3.
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Lititz High School
Denise Block
L's
Elisabeth Garber
Beatrice Batdorf
Rachel Neideigh
Margaret Longenecker
Dorothy Spickler
Dorothy Evans
Marian Rannels
Kathryn Martin
Winifred Sheaffer
Arlene Ditzler
Jane Keith
Josephine Kopp
Rachel Hackman
Arlene Demmy
Margaret Posey
Journey Toward School Life in Snow Regions
The article extols outdoor play and crafts for children in cold regions. It urges teachers and parents to harness the urge to create through materials for building and sculpting, and promotes ice skating, snow activities, and proper dress, diet, sleep, and frostbite prevention as part of education. It also hints at a forthcoming text by Dr. Ireland on parties.
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Ireland
Rothsville School Activities Note Week Summary
Miss Helen Eby was absent due to illness. Miss Josephine Briner visited Lewistown with her parents. M. C. Demmy attended the County Principals meeting at Rothsville High School. A rhythm typing demonstration was part of today’s assembly. The band performed. Tryouts for the operetta In Old Vienna were held. Senior English classes study short stories. Brief Form Men display in the commercial room. Seniors draft modal letters of application. Carol Ann Hickman and Mary Hickman transferred to Manheim Township Schools at Neffsville on Monday.
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Helen Eby
M. C. Demmy
Rothsville High School
Carol Ann Hickman
Miss Agnes
Hensel
Mary Hickman
Rothsville
Manheim Township
Neffsville
Removal of Their Family to That Territory
The fragment notes the act of moving a family into a designated territory as part of a colonial or settlement process. It mentions displacement and relocation dynamics without detailing dates or actors.
Biology specimens received by high school science department
Very fine specimens showing development stages were received this week for Sophomore Biology classes taught by Miss Anna K. Miller. The collection includes June beetle, giant rubber grasshopper from Louisiana, grass frog, Gienda, Culex, honey bee, cabbage butterfly, white ants, chicken, Polyphemus moth and crayfish.
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Anna K. Miller
Louisiana
H. S. Basketball Team Seeks Second Half Title
Coach Clyde Arbogast's squad must win two of the next three games to secure the second half championship and avoid a playoff. No preliminary contest planned.
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Clyde Arbogast
Junior High Basketball Set to Face Rothsville Tonight
The student body cheers as the Junior High basketball team hosts Rothsville at Rottsville this evening at 7 30. The girls team will contest the preliminary game.
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Rothsville
Rottsville
Local News Briefs From Kis sel Hill and Lititz
A. F. Weber and family visited his mother Mrs. Caroline Weber in Lititz on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Eckert hosted Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steffy of Kissel Hill. Miss Ethel Miller of Lititz R D 8 visited Miss Beatrice Snavely on E Orange Street. Ruth Steffy returned to school after a week’s absence due to grippe.
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A. F. Weber
Lloyd Buchter
Kissel Hill
Ruth Steffy
Irregular Pants and Vests Offered at 59 Cent Sale
Snug fitting pants and vests in all regular sizes priced at 59 cents each. Irregulars marked for quick sale and limited quantities.
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Front St
Spacht
Josephine Briner
Lewistown
Vienna
James H. Ross
King ST
Lancaster, PA
Coats
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