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

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The seniors were always eager to sell a lot of Part of the staff seems to be hard at work candy to help finance the annual. preparing layouts for the engraver. Seniors Tut Jlfiemories .Slnto yearbook EACH YEAR, the all-important project of the Senior Class is the publication of the Wickiup. At the beginning of the year, the following assignments were made for the 1950 Wickiup: Editor ............,...........................,.,..... Beryl Koger Assistant Editor .................... Beverly Crandall Business Manager .................. Kenneth Wood Assistant Business Manager ...... Ioanne Johns Advertising Agents .............. Woody Gaillard, Willie Fulks, Dick Kingsbury, Don Coul- ter Wickiup Salesmen ..........,....,...... Vernon Frost, Daphne McAbee, Mavis Shackelford, Darrell Wetherbee Staff Writers .........,.........,.......... Nancy Wallick La Nell Henry, Billy Hardison, Mansfield O'Neill, Joyce Wilson, Wanda Damron, Betty' Manning, Paul Gross, Marie Stan- dage Art Staff ...................,.............. Connie Glaefke, Charlyn Sturgeon, Ioe Lipscomb, Ed Monty, Dorina Flores, Corinne Dudley, George Templeton, Ronald Craigo Student Photography Staff .... Ronald Chapple Elwyn Quackenbush, Ray Stewart, Linda Brannin, Edythe Keese, Wayne Brum- mell Adviser ...................,............ Miss Hundhausen During the year one might have heard the following comments which indicated the pro- gress of the Wickiup staff: We can do that page tomorrow. There's no hurry. Miss Hund- hausen, did the basektball pictures come back? Who's working on the football layout? What happened to the April Frolic snap page? This rubber cement is too stiff l have ordered some candy to sell at the game. May We sell advertising tomorrow? 'We've got to this to the printer as soon as possible. Do you think we'll have it ready in time? X, W 0 PC ff 0 0 0 U O QU 0 O o 4 0 U 0 0 0 O o o o O O Each penny that came in to the Senior Class was put in the piggy bank.

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1 l Angels of the Heavenly Host Little Children of Today Enioy Christmas Angels we have heard on high. On trusting children last asleep. Sweetly singing o'er thehplains. On faithful shepherds by their sheep. And the mountains in reply. On men too wise their wealth to keep, Echoing their ioyous strains. Shine softly, softly. Christmas star. Audiences Are Thrilled By Beautiful Scenes The wise men tell Herod of the new King. For we have seen his star in the East and are come to worship Him. When Herod the king had heard these things. he was troubled. Then Herod called the wise men. inquired of them diligently what time the star appeared. And he sent them to Bethlehem and said. 'Go search diligently for the young child. '

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A touchdown? A basket? Maybe it's a home-run! Win, lose, or draw, the excitement of the Ll-l.S. crowd always ran high as they cheered the teams on through the final moments of each game. Yes, it's the enthusiastic cheering from the stands that we hear as WE REMEMBER . . .