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

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D DRIVER TRAINING stu- dents learn to distinguish l:e- tween the accelerator and brake and when to apply each. AMERICAN LITERATURE class reads selections which express the ideals of a grow- ing nation. VIS UAL AIDS students learn the necessary steps in using a movie projector. THE CAFETERIA provides an inexpensive and whole- some meal for students. Up- perclassmen head the rush. Q36

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55 Students Are At Work Bells ring and students file in and out of classes many times each day. They are busy learning to Work with both their minds and their hands. Since We Wanted you to see them at Work, We asked the photographer to take some pictures of various class room scenes. The ensuing pages suggest the variety and scope of the Work at OUR SCHOOL. sad AMERICAN HISTORY stu- dents learn history of the past, and do not forget that history is being made today. jf is :iii if MECHANICAL DRAWING students learn that blueprints aren't made with blue paper and white ink. SHOP I boys prepare ma- terials before constructing pipe-racks, bookends, and stools.

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371 THE OFFICE takes care of those students who are late to class by issuing tardy slips. HOMEMAKING III girls study child care befofe start- ing their annual play school project. TYPING II students learn to excel in typing speed and accuracy, as well as correct form. ENGLISH I Freshies pre- pare to become ketter stu- dents by learning to write well.