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

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The 1952 School Year Ends VVITH BOOKS under their arms a group of students board one of the buses that will take them to their homes. The last bell of the school year has rung, and for three months the classrooms and corridors at Litchfield High School will be empty and silent. For the underclassmen this last bell means three months of vacation from study. For the seniors Who have left their Footprints on the sands of time at Litchfield High it means that a very definite period of their lives has ended. Their four years of high school are over, and they Will go their various Ways into the streams of life. From now on life will bring them new responsibilities that it is hoped Will be met in a courageous and efficient manner be- cause of the experiences enjoyed Inside I,.H..S'. Q80

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tudents G0 011 Field Trip Some students pause for a refreshing drink While on the biology field trip . . . Mr. Quass, the biology teacher, accompanied the students . . . Manuel points out that candy can be made from a cactus . . . M1'. Hayden is doing some library Work . . . Buford had better not sit down . . . Students stroll through the cactus garden . . . Lost in the magazines . . . Frank drove the bus for the biology field trip . . . Miss Ybarra explains something to her Spanish class.

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