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

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ik .' gli' .. Si1w1,fI'i91g.' Allen, Duncan, Laguna, Singleton, Delifadillo, Mc- Millan. Scrzfcfl: Mortensen, Brinker, Cooper, Schwartzkopf, Belluzzi, Reynolds. Council Heads Activities The Girls' League is a service organization Which helps the girls With the many problems that con-- front them. One of its important purposes is to create friendship among the girls. Most of the Work of the organi- zation rests With the Girls, League Council, which represents all of the girls in school. The thirteen members of this year's Council Were: Ona Lee Allen, Presidentg Marilyn Mc- Millan, Vice President, Eleanor Brinker, Sccretaryg Helen Delgadillo, Treasurerg Marjorie Cooper, Historian, Katluyn Duncan, Mary Louise Laguna, Senior Reps.g Glenda Schwartzkopf, Martha Fulks, Junior Reps., Louistine Hurley, Sue Singleton, Sophomore Reps.g Aliene Belluzzi, Peggy Reynolds, Freshman Reps.g Miss Mortensen, Adviser. During the year the girls attend- ed conventions and sponsored one formal dance, the VVinter Fantasy. All L.H.S. Girls Belong To The Girls, League 93252-Q. ir ,W 1- ' ai i... 5- 321. 5' 35512 :5-Ffa: ' illisffifrjf eve

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41, Standing: Bill Sweeney, Pat Brooks. Ona Lee Allen, Tandy Andrade, Laddie Coor, Kyle Need- ham. Seated: Marilyn McMillan, James Ackman. Ginger O'Neal, Phil Brownlie, Mr. Tidwell. Council Conducts Student Business President James Ackman brought the first 1950-51 Student Council meeting to order. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Throughout the year minutes have been read, corrected, added to, and approved. These have recorded discussions of a Way to increase school spirit, a float in the Salad Bowl Parade, a dance to start a record collection for the school, a program for Patrons' Day, exchange assemblies, and many other important matters concerning the student body. After James left in March for the Service, Kyle successfully carried on his work as president. The Council considers their year a very successful one, as they believe they have car- ried on the student business in the Way that the students wished. When the bang of the gavel brings to close their last meeting, they will leave a little re- luctantly, but with the assurance that a new council, that is just as good or better than they Were, will come in and take over the job of student affairs. This year the Council was composed of: James Ackman ......................,..................... President Phil Brownlie .......... ....... B oys' Alliance President Kyle Needham ......... ......... V ice-President Tandy Andrade .................... Senior Class President Marilyn McMillan .............,........................ Secretary Bill Sweeney ........................ Junior Class President Pat Brooks ...,........,.........,,............ Business Manager Ginger O'Neal .......,..,... Sophomore Class President Ona Lee Allen ....... ......... G irls' League President Laddie Coor .................... Freshman Class President Mr. Tidwell ...................,.........,...................... Adviser

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Boys' Alliance Provides Interests Foi All Boys Council Progresses VVith Phil Brownlie in charge, Boys' Alliance has progressed in the creation of better spirit among the boys and the development of their interests in the various sports. In addition to seeing many edu- cational movies throughout the year, Boys, Alliance sponsored intramural basketball games, and the VVild Harvest Ball, which was one of the outstanding dances of the year. This year some of the ofiicers attended the first C.B.O. state con- vention Where it was decided that Litchfield would be hosts to the second annual convention. Officers for this year Were: Phil Brownlie, Presidentg Kyle Needham, Vice-President, Phil Tomlinson, Secre- taryg Larry VVatt, Treasurer, Henry Needham, Jerry Cover, Senior Reps., Bill Zeigler, Gene Jefferies, Junior Reps.g Richard Esquivel, VValter Reynolds, Sophomore Reps., Pug Wood, Jerry Brun- ken, Freshman Reps., Mr. Coor, Adviser.