Rincon High School - Rawhide Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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MEET THE EDITORIAL BCARD I This year's editorial boart spent a busy year in the Echi ' Chambers working out the num X5 .gg-m R erous problems of producing ,F ff, 5'iff?'r 'tw school newspaper. The boarf I members industriously reportew school events and interviewei celebrities, striving to make ou Echo the most outstanding pa per of its kind in the city. Mickey Booker, Gail Rosenthal, Kristin Sannerud, Mary Seldom McKee, Mary Myers, Steve Myers. A familiar sight every other Friday was the board members distributing newspapers to the morning and afternoon horne- room classes. Students puzzle over the person described in The Shadow Knows and read about Rincon's athletic events on the sports page. In each is- sue, two outstanding students were spotlighted, and in the Out of the Echo Chamberi' section two members of the Echo staff were presented to the students and faculty of Rin- con High School. 120 iw yr t' Row 1: Jeanne Luzadder, Nanci Knopf, Judy jasper, Peggy Marty. Row 2: Rozanne Calati Emil Gavlak, Sue Alexander.

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THE KN EDITORIAL EDITOR Ann Bingham, editor, presented in- teresting editorials on a great variety of subjects. - CIRCUI..-K'lAlON MANAGER Hugh Morgan supervised the distri- bution of Echo. PHOTOLJIKAPHER Betty Ratay was husy snapping pic- tures of school events. FEATURE EDITOR Beth Munn wrote feature articles of interest to Rincon students and facul- ty. .-KlJYlilt'l'ISIXtl Nl.-KN.-Xfllfll Carol ilolilhaum ln-lpcil out the Helm financially hy soliciting ads from local merchants. PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Karen Nicholas was responsible for the many excellent pictures in the Echo. SPORTS Ken Reed, editor, set down a record of llincon's athletic endeavors. l'l'lOTOClll.-Xlilllfll Charlene Marlowe spent many hours photographing Rincon activities. 119

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QUILL AND SCROLL -fm ...cf -f w,,:1,W:-W m A - r Organized in 1959, Rincon's chapter of Quill and Scroll recognizes outstanding journal- ists work of Rincon students. To be eligible for membership in Quill and Scroll, journalism students must be of junior standing, have at least ninety columns inches of copy or the equivalent in a school publica- tion, and rank schoflastically in Y the upper third of their class. 4 Nanci Knopf, Salle Stewart, Sharron Hill, Sandi Camel, Mary Seldon McKee, Sybilla ayne Winans. Row 2: Sue Alexander, Carolyn Chaffin, jean Neal, Marilynn Haugan, en Reed, Ann Bingham, Cail Rosenthal, Karen Nicholas, Barb Shaw, Jeanne Luzadder, trol Coldbaum, Judy jasper, Beth Munn. PRINTING CLUB SERVES SCHOOL To stimulate interest in vari- is printing trades and to learn Dre about different printing ethods are the purposes of Rin- n,s Printing Club. Club members led by their onsor, Mr. Tassi, spent many -urs printing pep cards and ograms for school dramatic oductions. In addition to this, ey printed, programs for vari- s school assemblies and nces and did small printing as for school and civic ganizations. R: Row 1: Don Armstrong, Cheryl Smith, Dee De-Chant, Mr. Tassi, Linda Owen, Fred Kisro. Row 2: Kenny Canatsey, joe Sherbin, Bill Jones, John NVayne, Leigh Brewer, Dick Pittman, Terry Meisnner, Carolyn Chaffin, Linda Polk, Dick Pacelli. 121