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

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Boys' Alliance The primary purpose of the Boys' Alliance is to bring about a better relation- ship among the boys. For projects it spon- sors the Harvest Ball and the noonehour basketball tournaments. The Boys' Alliance is governed by a council of twelve members. This year the group consisted ofllavid johns, president5 Billy Barnett, vicefpresident5 Louis Gold- berg, secretaryg Terry Nlyers, treasureig Tom Mosley and Jim Phelan, senior rep! resentatives5 -lack Palmer and Pug VVood, junior representatives3 Ted Callan and Leon Jarnagin, sophomore representatives5 and Bob Moody and Dick Zeigler, fresh- man representatives. Money for the fruit gathered on the orange trees surrounding the school is given to the Boys' Al- liance. Left 1107 igllf,SflllIIIi'IIf1I Mr. Komadina, Louis Goljbelg Ted Callan Pug Wood Jack Palmer Bob Moody, Dick Zeigler. Seated: Tom Mosley, Billy Bainett Druid lohns Telly MVBIS Jim Phelan ,J -New

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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.

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I 1'rst 'ruzvz 0'Neal, Brown, Sampson, Wzxner, Kznnpert, Hrawlcy, Hestancl, Campbell, Upson, Massongill, Reynolds. Sw:-fum' row: Banks, Andrade, Temple, Hathawav, Contreras, J. Schmidt, Redlich, Rrickey. M. llellnzzi, Garbreclit, Hess, Cooke, Manning, NVescott, M. Scliniirlt, Jefferies, Rodgers, Hawkins, Sc-linntz, -l?.ll'Il2ll.l'll1. Swnfwl: Patterson, Callun. A. Belluzzi, Gnefclge. Future Homemakers of America 'llic l uture llonicmaikcrs of .-Xnicriczi is :in organizzition that fl'2l.lIlS girls for home life. 'lilic l9.ll.4X. officers for the 195253 school year :it liitclifield lligli were Rolicrtzi Czillzin, president, :Xlicnc liclluzzi, x'iccfprc:iiiciit, l9lo i-Xnn Patterson, secretary, Doro! rliy Ciziefckc, truzianrcrg Miss Hunks, !ltklX'lSCl'. i Hi-Y Club Officers for thc newly organized lli-Y Cluli, sponsored liy Nl r. 'llziylor Rolwcrts from thc Y.lVl. CHX. in llliocnix, includ- ed King Cooper, presi- dent, Leon Alzirnzigin, vice-president, und .lim Hinccmon, secretary and fl'C2lSLll'Cl'. Cooper. Switwl: S li i rl 1- y Manley, Hincenion, Fort. 913551 F1 , lMT2bSZhrJ95 I? '5 Wi' ' T'aL ' ' 'MZ 1,41-ff fo right, Nffllllllllfls Mr. R o b e r t s, Moody, Zeigler,