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

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Left to right: Allen, Shcxckelford, Hancock, Gaillard, Wood, Hurdison, Frost, McMillan, Koqer, Brannin, Mrs. Jamison Allen, Gaillarcl and McMillan Place First In Declamation Contest ON FEBRUARY 2l, in the Litchfield Cafe Banquet room, the annual declamation contest was opened by the master ot ceremonies, Bill l-lardison. Winners in the various divi- sions Were as follows: Orations: First, Ona Allen' second, Kenneth Wood, third, Vernon Frost. 1 Dramatic readings: First, Woody Gaillard, second, Linda Brannin. Humorous readings: First, Marilyn McMillan: second, Beryl Koqer, third, Mavis Shackletord. Director: Mrs. lamison Members of the speech class and other students termed the verse choir tor the Christmas Pageant. C353 .

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Left to right, sitting: Coach Mackie, Fulks. Stewart. Gaillarti. Zeigler, Wood, Craigo, Brownlie. Standing: Tomlinson, Kingsbury, Polley, Lipscomb, Templeton, O'Neill. Monty. H. Needham, K. Needham, Ackman, Coulter, Brummell. The L Club ls rowing Organization THE L CLUB, composed of letterrnen of Litchfield High School, is an organization whose pur- pose is to promote good sportsmanship and an interest in all athletic activities. The president of the Letterrnen's Club is Don Coulter, assisted by lames Ackman, vice- presidentp Phil Brownlie, secretary, and Mike Polleyy treasurer, Mr. Mackie is the sponsor of the club. N I

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Lett to right, seated: Cunningham, Palmer, L. Henry, Crcxigo, Schwurtzkopi, Manning, P. Henry, Duncan, Brinker, Miss Mortensen. Standing: Rivera, Shuckeliord, McAbee, Wallick, Standuge, Peterson, Shears, Johns. Members Of F.H.A. Work On Varied Projects The L.H.S. CHAPTER ot the Future Homemakers ot America is an organization that has been buss' all year with such activities as making a project to display at the Arizona State Fairy the sending of packages to a German home economics class, a cake Walk, and candy sales at Sport's Night, The Athletic Department offered the F.H.A. girls fifty cents per suit--if they would Wash and iron the basketball uniforms. The girls undertook the task and successfully com- pleted it. All projects were for the purpose of raising money to send Gloria Rivera to Kansas City, Missouri, tor the summer national l:'.H.A, convention. Gloria Was chosen vice-president of the district at Ajo's fall convention. This is the highest honor a girl can hold in the district. The officers of the F.H.A. are: PRESIDENT .................... ...... I oanne Iohns VlCE-PRESIDENT ....... ............ L a Nell Henry SECRETARY ............ ........... D aphne McAbee TREASURER ..,......... ........ B etty lean Manning SONG LEADER ...... ,....... I ean Cunningham HISTORIAN ........ ....... K athryn Duncan REPORTER ....... ....... N ancy Wallick ADVISER ....... ...... M iss Mortensen