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

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Let us now go back to September, 1950, when the Seniors were having a class-meeting down there in room 7. Shall We go in for a visit? There is the class motto written on the board: The courage of the commonplace trains for the courage of the crisis. The class has chosen blue and white for its colors and the red rose for its flower. Here comes President Tandy Andrade, who calls the class to order and requests the reading of the minutes by the secretary, Crystal Armstrong. Miss Hundhausen then an- nounces that the co-editors chosen for the 1951 Wickiup are Kyle Needham and Crystal Armstrongg the business man- ager is Ona Lee Allen with Tandy Andrade as her assistant. Miss Ybarra next explains that the Seniors are to start the sale of magazine subscriptions at once. This is right down Leone's alley. Leone became a national championship salesman. Next the class select graduation announce- ments and are told that throughout the year representatives from various Arizona colleges will visit them to talk about next year. Their busy schedule was forecast at the first meeting. Let us now meet the members of the Class of '51.

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They Keep Gur School and Busses Shining Known to the students as Ed, Frank, Johnny, and Mr. Webb are the men Who are respon- sible for maintaining the beauty of the grounds, cleanliness of the buildings, and the efliciency of the busses. Left to right: E. Dobson, F. Bruesch, J. Dobson, M. B. Webb. The Men Who Drive L.H.S. Busses Some members of the faculty add to their regular duties the task of driving busses to and from school. From left to right: Mr. Vl'ebb, Mr. West, Mr. Hayden, Mr. Borg, Mr. Smith, Mr. Garcia, Mr. Bruesch.

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