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

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Lei! to right: Tucker. Dudley. Kingsbury, Dcimron, Frost, Couch Mackie Everyone Enjoyed Tennis WHETHER THEY WERE on the regular tennis squad or not, there were always many students out on the courts awaiting their turn to play. Before and after school and at the noon hour, there Were tennis games in progress and dozens of interested spectators cheering their favorites on. Several players obtained honor-roll passes and brushed up on their serves and returns during study periods. However, because the squad was small, L.H.S. played only three matches. Their first match was with Tolleson, which they won, the next with Buckeye, which they lost. ln the district meet, they were beaten by Buckeye, but defeated Scottsdale in girls' doubles. The tennis team had a new coach this year, Mr. Mackie, who gave them some helpful tips and thoughtful guidance. Toby Peterson and Don Libby are not in the picture.

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While limbering their muscles, the girls decided to try some fancy formations. Some of the girls demonstrate cx little buck bending while the rest look on. Girls' P. E. Class Active Throughout Year IN TI-IE PHYSICAL EDUCATION class, the girls were taught the rules of fair play and good sportsmanship. When the Weather permitted, the class members participated in outdoor games. On the coldest winter days the gym rang with the enthusiastic shouts of the girls. Among the favorite activities were softball, Volleyball, basketball, tennis, and tumbling.

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Some Exciting Jlfioments During jhe year Sweatinq out a tense moment at the Peoria game. The L.H.S. band marching in a parade at Phoenix. Kenny Wood smacks a home run. Q54