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

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ADMI I 'TRATIC N T his year, as usual, there have been 180 school days, each of which began at nine o'clock in the morning and lasted until four in the afternoon. The ball games and dances took place after regular hours. Each month, the Board of Education has met to plan for the betterment of the schoolg and the superintendent, Mr. Tidwell, has put in many, long hours at his desk and in conferences. The teachers have conducted classes, graded papers, chap- eroned dances, ridden the rooters' bus to ball games, and have given much honest advice-ranging from the choice of a future career to the kind of corsage one's dates would like for the next dance. All members of the administration have tried to make this a good year for the stu- dents at Litchfield High 5 and now it is time to meet the men and women who assume I the responsibilities of work and play at L.H.S. t 'L- s 695 Q J at g I !