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

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H LOVELY PAT ACKMAN Litchfield High Princess, as she rode in the Salad Bowl Parade. L. H. S. Adds Color to Parade Litchfield High was well represented in the 1952 Salad Bowl Parade. Charming iPAT ACKMAN made a perfect showing as the princess. The colorful float, which Was very original, had for its theme Arizona's need for Water. The fast-stepping band, as snappy as ever, did an excellent version of the 'fBoogie. On the page to the right may be seen the marching hand and the float. 1449

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Standing: Scott, Stelley, Jefferies, Shroyer, Reynolds, Zeigler, B. Barnett, Wood, McMillan, Webb, Upson, Sheppard, Sweeney, Johns. Kneeling: Mr. Komadina, Esquivel, J. Barnett, Ga- lindo, Hall, Betterton, Crabtree, Shirley, Horton, Watt, Jarnagin, Taylor, Jimenez, Callan. 64 lub Fosters Spirit in Athletics The eighteen new athletes who became members of the school's UL Club after a colorful initiation in April swelled the membership roster to twenty-seven. The ULD Club is a group composed of letter winners in the major sports and has for its objective the fostering of school spirit in athletics. Officers for the year have been Richard Esqui- vel, president, Bill Zeigler, vice-president, and Curt Stelley, secretary-treasurer, Bill Sweeney and Bill Zeigler headed the initiation committee. Students Engage in Activities Jo Anne lVlyers, Eleanor Brinker, Gene Jefferies, Archie Tucker, and Bill Sweeney, L.H.S. representatives at Girls' State and Boys' State, are here talking over the political situation. Bill Sweeney was unable to attend the convention. Pictured below with Mr. Quass are the three students who competed locally in the Constitu- tion Oratorical Contest, Eleanor Brinker, Bill Sweeney, and -Ioan lVIclVlenamin. Eleanor Brinker won first place and represented the school in the district meet.