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

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THE PHYSICS class is en- gaged in an experiment ex- plaining the mechanical advantage of pulleys. STUDY HALL provides a. place for study and a wide selection of library books. BOOKKEEPING students are pictured adding account- ing records to their practice books. SPANISH I alumnos learn the customs and culture of Spanish people as well as their language. Q38

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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.

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ACTIVITIE The students are proud ofthe activities that Litchfield High offers. In addition to regular book learning, everybody has a chance to engage in one or more other activities. All have opportunities to plan parties, decorate for dances, attend meetings, and take trips. For student government, there's the Student Council where their own representatives help make rules governing student activities and assist in planning assemblies. This organiza- tion has been in operation ever since there has been a high school at Litchfield. A An organization for girls is the Girls' League which was first introduced twelve years ago. A similar organization for boys, the Boys' Alliance, was started in 1948. For the athletes, there's the L Club, for the electrically inclined, there's the radio club, and for home- makers, there's F.H.A. For musicians there's the Band, for singers, Chorus, and if you can talk well, you may get in the Declamation Contest. For those who have a little printer's ink in their blood, thereis the Desert Howl and the Wickiup to publish. There is something at L.H.S. to cover just about every interest. Do E 3