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

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Top Row, lelt to right: Brummell. Mr. Peckenham. O'Neill. D. Scott, Watt, Ingram, Rostermundt. Quaclcenbush, Hall. R. Gailard, B. Sheppard, Ludlow, Needham, W. Fulks. Second row: P. Henry, Rayner. Walton, Shears, L. Henry, Iohns, Wallick. lV1cAbee. Brannin, Riveria, E. Scott. Third row: Brown, C. Dudley, Cooper, Barks, Wilson, Palmer, Crowell, O'Neal, P. Ackman, Craiqo, Schwartzkopl. McMillan. L. H. S. Chorus ls Bigger Than Ever This Year THROUGHOUT the year, the Litchfield chorus has been very busy entertaining at the various clubs in town and participating in the annual music night, singing at the Glendale Music Festival, and rendering an excellent performance at the Christmas Pageant. An octette, composed of Woody Gaillard, Tandy Andrade, Billy Ray, Mansfield. O'Neill, Louistine Hurley, lean Cunningham, Betty Lee Dudley, and Corinne Dudley sang on special occasions. The chorus is capably conducted by Mr, I. K. Peckenham, music instructor. l Top Row, left to right: Tripp, B. Ray, E. Gaillard. I. Ackman, Coulter, Brownlie, Moon. Second row: Monty, Brmzrvn. Crabtree, M. Fulks, Crandall, P. Ray, Cunningham. Snydal. Allen. Third row: Taylor, Williams, L. Sheppard, Bw:l.fz'. Sturgeon. Acosta, Garcia. Hancock, Gaucin, Patton, Keese. Fourth row: B. Dudley, Peterson, Gem, Lopez. Laguna, Snillin, Belluzzi, Beckworth, Coronado, Villa. Arvizu.

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Lett to right, lirst row: Brummell, Taylor ONeal Crabtree Walton Ackman Dudley Hurley Henry Second row Phelan. McMillan, Gross. O'Nei1l, Ray, Templeton Clarmo Llpscomb Chapple Mack Wood Third row Smihn Cunningham, Snydal, Craigo, Brinker, Palmer Cooper Barks Rayner The Band Played On LITCHFIELD PARKS band room was a busy place each day during the last class period The snappy tunes of The Booster or Brazil could be heard every afternoon played by Litchtield's marching and concert band The rhythmic beat of the drums, and the blaring melody of the trumpets, along with the blending harmony ot the rest of the instru- ments, was pleasant to the ears of all iwho played and all who heard. The band, which is under the direction of Mr. Peckenham, played at all home football games besides making many other pub- lic appearances. The Litchfield High Band as it appeared in one of its many parades.

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Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds watch over the Christ Child in Nativity scene. For unto us a child is born: unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, the mighty God, the Everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace. Annual Christmas Pageant Depicts Birth Of Christ The readers, the candle lighters, and the prophet. Comfort A portion of the choir which sang the Christmas songs. ye. comfort ye, my people, saith your God. Speak ye com- O come all ye faithful, ioyful and triumphant, . O come ye, O come ye, to Bethlehem. fortably to Ierusalem, and cry unto her that her warfare is Come and behold Him, hom me King of angels, accomplished, that her iniquity is pardoned. O come let us adore him, Christ the Lord. C40 l