Rincon High School - Rawhide Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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angers - Badgers Clash For Division Rating By Jack Sullivan Rincon will meet former friends and classmates tonight at 8 when the Rangers go on to ,Tucson High gridiron with hopes oppling the Badgers. The Rangers, in order to tie Tl-IS for the s AA Division 4 crown and have a chance at the city champion- , will have to overthrow this tough city school. lost to Carl Hayden, Phoenix Cen- tral, and Salpointe. The Badgers were number one in the state until West Phoenix dropped them to seventh. Coach Bill Lovin stated that this game will probably be one of the me Rangers, now holding a 3-3 ence log, are second in the division on record and a 2-1 confer- only to the Badgers. Rincon has toughest of the season. . 2 'Yi-IE' Thursday. November 5, 1959 - No. 4 w--...fy '9- 5 . E st.. PAM HANAM KAREN KENNEDY Co-editor Co-editor 'ter-Game Dance 'operly Called mval Revival' Rival Revival is the theme the dance being sponsored the junior class tonight after e Tucson High football game. This theme has been chosen cause tonight our boys will .ve a chance to match their lll on the football field with me of their former teammates Tucson High. The dance will be held in the S cafeteria from 10 p.m. 'til dnlght. There will be some nging platters on hand to vin, according to Ann Bing- im, music chairman. The cost 25 cents with an activity cket and 50 cents without. Soft Lights, Dreamy Music, Thatis What Soft lights, starry-eyed girls ov. 14 Means in billowy formals, suave-looking young men, and dreamy music--all these will make the evening of Nov. 14 one to be remembered For that's the date of the history. The prom will highlight graduating class. From 9 p.m. until the magic hour of midnight, the Rincon cafeteria will assume the look of an en- chanted ballroom. Hard-working members of the decorating com- mittee have refused to reveal what the decoration theme will be, but you may be sure the cafeteria won't look like the cafeteria when by Rincon's seniors. first senior prom in the school's the 1959-60 year for the first RHS they finish. Music for the evening will be provided by Mo Cooper and his band. Senior dues cards will admit students to the dance. The price will be S1150 if only one student has his card and S3 if neither of the pair has paid his dues. The Badgers are supposedly go- ing to play an all ground game tonight, working mainly against the Rangers' light line. Probable starters for the Bad- gers are ends, Pesquira and Fues- tesg guards, Yslas and Grissg tackles, Couse and R. Thomas, cen- ter, Kayg quarterback, Manning: fullback, J. Thomas, and half- backs, Sims and Ramos. The Rangers' probable starting CContinued on page 'U Evaluation Of RHS Set For January The accreditation committee of the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges will be at Rincon to evaluate our classes and instruction procedure Jan. 2, 3, and 4. According to the Association the best evaluation is carried out by having the school evaluate them- selves. The evaluation committee can be handled in three suggested ways: first by the entire staff, in- cluding both full and part-time teachers, and representatives from the student body. Secondly, in steering committee should be ap- pointed at thebeginning to organ- ize the entire self-evaluation. Thirdly, the staff members should be organized into subject area committees and major section committees. fav! --0-of 32 . , ' an ., . I DOROTHY KALIL Advisor 213

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From left to right: Bill Car- others, D. D: O'Dowd, Ioe Fuller, Allan Tossman, and jim Richards. V has endeavored to give you one of the finest annuals 1n the State Yearbook Staff Work gives each person responsibillty strengthens leadership ability teaches design and layout and probably most important of all increases the ability to work Working hard and yet joking freely, the 1960 Yearbook Staff appreciate, and get along with otllers. , How 1: Edith Rust, Bev Parker, Billie Barbera, Lee Sitts. Row 2: johnny Fink, jean Neal, Sandy Camel, Sybilla O'Mara, Jayne Winans, and Mr. Tassi.

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i V., e , K Q . DeAnn Merrill Business Editor 'ugggqpf Hope Willadson Editorial Editor fl Carolyn lde Managing Editor ' Every other Friday, RHS students eagerly await the distribution of their ECHO which is an eight-page publication of news and .M-,,.., views. They were admitted this year to the National Quill and Scroll Society. y An ambitious, hard-working group are they who meet in the p u 'Echo Chamberv sixth period to edit and put out a newspaper under the guiding hand of Miss Dorothy Kalil. Jack Sullivan Sports Editor 11 5.16 ,uf ' V NHHCY Eales, Karolyrm St. john Charlene Marlowe Ph0t0gfaPhY Edltof Asst. Photographer Staff Photographer