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

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BELEN GAUCIN EARL GROSS LOUISTINE HURLEY JOHNNY JAMISON HELEN LEDMAN DOKEY LUDLOW BARBARA MASSONGILL JAMES PHELAN BOBBIE RAYNER HOWARD SHELBY BOB SHEPPARD EUGENE SHROYER SUE SINGLETON CURTIS STELLEY ALMA SNELLING KENNETH fSKIPQ TAYLOR RICHARD URBAN Q28

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4273 GINGER O'N EAL President BOBBY MCMILLAN Vice-President PATSY HENRY Secretary LARRY WATT Treasurer LEROY ANDREWS HELEN BAKER LAVENIA BARKS Bos BETTERTON Bon BRUNKEN SUE ANN BURNS ENEDINA CAMPA JOSIE CERINO CARL CLARINO MARJORIE COOPER RICHARD ESQUIVEL CARMEN GARCIA

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FRE Our large number of Freshmen came early in September. They were new in OUR Scnoor. and were a little shy at firsti but after their official welcome by the Sophomores, they fell into the hang of things . Let's go back to one particular day in September - a day like no other in their four years at high school, but one they will always remember. It's nine o'clock and the school buses have just arrived with their students, and the freshmen really cause a sensation. The girls have original hair-do's with a two-inch starched strip down the center and pin curls around the sides. They are in harmony with costumes of Levis worn wrong side out and gunny sack blouses. All this is set off with onion neck- laces and blue and gold ribbons on toes of each bare foot. The boys look simply divine in their dashing skirts and off-the-shoulder blouses. Onion necklaces, starched hair, and tennis shoes with no laces complete their attire. Everyone is carrying a frying pan and a bucket, and all seem to be attached to Sophomores. It's a lot of fun. After this day of excitement, the Freshies settle down to the less interesting dress and accustom themselves to the daily routine of school life under the supervision of Mr. Angermeyr and Mr. West. Later preparations are made for their big party - the conclusion to April Frolics.