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

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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.

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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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Standing: Callan, G. Schwartzkopf, Rayner, Scott, Barks, Han- cock, Craigo, Sheppard, Mortensen. Kneeling: Shears, Gaefcke B. Schwartzkopf, Belluzzi, Swinson, Patterson, Manning, Brum: mell, Snydal. S-eated: Brinker, Reynolds, Laguna, Schmidt, Lopez, Delgadillo, Rivera. F. H.A. Active 'With the red rose as their symbol for purity and beauty and becoming good home mak- ers as their goal, the twenty- five members of the Litchfield High Homemakers of Amer- ica had a busy year. Their eX- hibit at the State Fair with the theme of The World in Peace and the World in Pieces won fourth place. Later the girls were hostesses at the Casa De lVlanana District Convention. At this meeting, which one hundred and twenty girls and fifteen advisers attended Gloria Rivera the district vice- resident resided. Officers for the n 1 P P year were Leone Sheppard, president, Aliene Belluzzi, vice-president, lVlartelle Shears, sec- retary, and Gloria Rivera, treasurer. Miss Alta Mortensen was the adviser. Goal Achieved Standing: Gaillard, Cover, Polley, Wood, Webb, Stelley, Sweeney, Stewart, Zeigler, Brownlie, Mr. Komadina. Kneeling: Johns, Brooks, Hall, Tomlinson, Esquivel, H. Needham, Reynolds, A long awaited goal was K' Needham' achieved by the LU Club i when, through its eiiorts, the expensive score board and clock were swung into place in the gym. The Club sponsored V. football games and Sport Night to raise money for this project. VVith money from dues, the club purchased pins for its members, and for its annual outing chose a picnic at En- canto Park. Officers for 1950-51 were: Phil Brownlie, president, Mike Polley, vice-presidentg Henry Needham, secretary, James Ackman, treas- urer, and Mr. Komadina, sponsor. C 44