Litchfield High School - Wickiup Yearbook (Litchfield Park, AZ)

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FIELD PARK. IT IS HERE ONE FINDS LITCHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL WITH ITS PLEAS- ANT EXPANSE OF GREEN LAWN AND ITS MANY SHELTERING PALMS, TAMARACK, ASH, AND ORNAMENTAL ORANGE TREES. THE ORANGE TREES ARE ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE WITH THEIR LOAD OF GOLDEN FRUIT. SO FAMILIAR INDEED HAVE THEY BECOME THAT THE CLASS OF 1949 HAVE CHOSEN T HEIR GAY, SHOWY FRUIT AS THE THEME OF THIS ANNUAL. (5)

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THE FERTILE SALT RIVER VALLEY OF ARIZONA IS SURROUNDED ON ALL SIDES BY HIGH MOUNTAIN RANGES ON WHOSE SLOPES CAN BE SEEN THE SLENDER ASPEN THAT DECORATE THE END SHEETS OF THIS BOOK. IN THE VALLEY ITSELF, FIELDS OF GRAIN AND COTTON AND GROVES OF SEMI-TROPICAL FRUITS SPREAD FOR MILES AND MILES. IN THE MIDST OF THIS BOUNTEOUS SCENE, We A GEM IN LIVING SETTING, IS THE LITTLE RESORT TOWN OF LITCH- (4)

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£ }aH y ' V V j A IT ISH . WARM, BALMY DAY WHEN THE WICKIUP STAFF OF 1949 HEAP W-, TOGETHtK-A LARGE PILE OF THE BRIGHT, GOLDEN - COLORED ORANGES AND N ' GATHER AROUND TO WATCH BEVERLY, THE EDITOR OF THE WICKIUP, INVOKE v ' -V ' A MAGIC CHARM TO SUMMON THE LITTLE SPRITES, THAT MUST SURELY BE WITHIN THE ORANGES, TO COME TO LIFE AND TELL THE STORY OF THE SCHOOL YEAR: LITTLE ORANGES OF BRIGHTEST HUE, I ' LL MAKE OF THEE A MAGIC BREW;