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

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Stanrlifrzqz Mr. C. B. Coor, Laddie Cool' Bobbie R. Ford, Jerry Hall, Marjorie Cooper, Dick Zeigler. Sit- fiiings soo Singleton, Bob siooppord, Bob McMillan, Soo Ano Bums, David Johns. Student Council Publicizes School The 1952-53 Student Council had as its goal the publicizing of Litchfield High School and its activities. Accordingly, it placed banners at Litchfield and Goodyear corners advertising all home games. Then on Friday, November l-I-, the Student Coun- cil directed the Silver Anniversary Parade and ceremonies at the football game with Scottsdale. Other club and class activities connected with the Silver Anniversary Cel- ebration Were also under its jurisdiction. The Council later sponsored a Red Cross dance and a Crusade for Freedom dance, the proceeds from both events going to the charities indicated. Representatives from the Student Council at L.H.S. were sent to the Salt River Val- ley Student Body Presidents' and Vice-Presidents' Association and also to the State Stu- dent Council Convention at lVliami. This year's student body officers have been: Bob lVlclVlillan-l'1'e.ti1lenl David Johns-Boys' Xl ZHLZ711? Pl'6'5ilZB71Z Bob Sheppard-Vive-1911-.viflefzf Nlarjorie Cooper-Senior Presifienl Sue Ann Bu1'iis-Semffflary Laddie Coor-Junior President Bobbie l'lUl'Ll'Bll5iH655 fwzzmzger Jerry Hall-Sophomore President Sue Singleton-Cfirfx' I.c'YllQ'ZlE l'1'e5iflef1l Dick Zeiglet'-Freslzilnzn l're.ti1Ienf Mr. C oor-Xl 117Ji5t?7' 4481 t ? P2 E S

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Sffzmlmq Miss Banks Belen Soto, Mary Jane Aragon, Marjorie Cooper, Helen Baker, Sue Ann Burns, Mdlgdlht BQllLlLZl, Frances Gaibiecht qzftznq Tanya Andrade, Pauline Jefferies, Peggy Renolmls, Sue Girls' League The governing body of the Girls' League is the Council, which has a mem- liership of fourteen. This year the mem- laers of the Council consisted of Sue Sing- leton, presidentg Peggy Reynolds, vice- presidentg Pauline Jefferies, secretaryg Barbara lVlassongill, treasurerg Nlarjorie Cooper, historiang Helen Baker and Sue Ann Burns, senior representativesg Helen Soto and l,al'onna lylanning, junior rep- resentativesg Tanya Andrade and Mary -lane Aragon sophomore representativesg lVlargaret Belluzzi and Frances Ciarlirecht, freshman representatives5 and Miss Banks, adviser. The annual activities of the Girls' League are the Allefiirl Party, the Vllinter lfantasy, and the Council Party. Girls pick cotton to finance Winter Fantasy.