Rincon High School - Rawhide Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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BASKETBALL Amphl 44 Tucson High' 48 Sunnyside 54 Salpointe 36 Hohday - - - - - -ff sl?uCb10 Scottsda Tucson H1g Nogales . . .' . . Salpomte . . . . Carl Haydkgi , Pu N 4 ...... Wx . . TTT 3 . . .... 4,. Yuma . . .1 T. . Amphi I 'Catalina Central TE TOURNAMENT 1

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FRESHMEN According to Coach joseph Rosbeck, the Little Rangers had a much more out- standing season in comparison to last yearis. Aided b a newcomer, Coach Harold Howell, they were victorious over Salpointe, Sunnyside, and Flowing XVells. Learning through their experiences, the boys gained skills which will benefit them in their future years of football. IOSEPH ROSBECK HAROLD HOWELL 3 Q - 5 U 3 A it ssrr' S -T t 4 new A X A-'- J ,p 5 Q 5,5 K ,Q It ik, 1 V, 48 47 Q J4 . 'M , F A, FH 7 ,.., ln, l. - Q -it 1 fa mf .. . s- fl--'. 1 t J , K , xg' A , ,ry , M ,- ,li t . -, ' -,l ., ,, W . . ., . ,lia . Qta, . ., A iiii B r Row 1: D. Lovell, R. Aros, R. jones, C. Ferenz, E. Smith, Teran, B. Fitts, C, De La Pena, R. Strader, A. Bloom, R Quinn, G. Cubbon. Row 2: Mgr. Sink, Savlov, M. Beniseh, S. Steele, YV. Slade, T. Blacken, Dawson, M. Hess E. Molensky, B. Merrill, Murphy, M. XVilson, T. Davies, R, Huber, S, Stone. How 3: Coach Rosbeck, D. Messer, YV Trimble, Chapp, R. Marsh, Hinterman, T. Alden, May, N. Stuartl, M. Livingston, B. Sutton, B. Pattison, E. Scott T. Repp, XVittman, D. Browning, Coach Howell. Row 4: M, Flynn, C. Monroe, B. XVhitaker, M. Dawson, O. Ra- mirez, Matison, M. Heath, B, Mendosa, -I. Davis, B. Hamp, -I. Utule. Row 5: Dellis, C. Lee, M. Pace, S. Sawaya D. Forte.

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in iffexNca,v RICHARD KING VW?-t The Ranger basketball team compiled an impressive 14-6 record as they completed a very outstanding season, their first in AA competition. The biggest wins were the two scored against their eastside rival, Catalina. The highlight of the season came as the team passed C.H.S. 52-495 thus, throwing the Division 4-AA race into a deadlock for first place. The win over Catalina handed the number one city position to the Rangers. Traveling to the State Tourna- ment in Tempe, the Rangers gained victories over YVest Phoenix and Nlesa to reach the semi-finals. There, they met the power-packed Phoenix Union Coyotes, the un- defeated defending State Champions. Falling to the Coy- otes, R.H.S. faced St. Marys in the consolation bracket. Losing by a mere point, Rincon placed fourth in the State Tourney. ,gun---1 I. 'Jw I: Ronnie XVattcrwortli, Mike Suinmers, lim Ilartsficld. lid Chambers, Tom Maloney. Row 2: Mgr. Cary Roll, Dennis lbright, Ken Dilk, lim Huge, Dick Koenig, Jerry Cir-otte, Dave Yoakum, Dan Scluit-ider, Bob Duncan, Mgr. Bob Maslow, Jach Dick King. A 161 ,M l