Rincon High School - Rawhide Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Eeeting. At club meetings RUSSIAN CL B On the first Tuesday of 'ery month, Rincon,s Rus- n Club assembles for their trious aspects of Russian llture are introduced to embers. Guest speakers familiarize issian students with life in issia as compared with the nited States. Pictures and teresting slides on Russia e also presented at Club eetings. Mr. Mucura was nonsor of this year's Rus- an Club. Row 1: Nanci Huff, Ann Fischer, Barbi Weiner, Patricia Donaldson, Margaret Neal. Row 2: Paul Macura, spon., Alfred Bersback, Frank Harschnitz, Iohn Grove, Ernest Lewis, Bob de Michele. Carl Fischer. Dennis Boils. - INTERNATIONAL CLUB i 1 3 XY A vw 1: Cudrun Danielson, Mary Myers, Bev Parker, Susan Ammon. Row 2: Nancy Valentine, Chuck lplin, Enrique Huerta, Mr. Acosta, Kristin Sannerud. Foreign teachers and students from the Uni- versity of Arizona, as Well as high school ex- change students pro- vided interesting pro- grams for International Club members. Speak- ers from every continent gave club members a clear perspective of life in foreign lands. The International Club works in conjunc- tion with the American Field Service to raise money to receive for- eign students as well as sending Rincon students to foreign lands. 125

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GERMAN CLUB ENTERS STATE CONTEST .. . .. W, zJ:Eg,,,,,,,,,,1,,. I x O lu ,L , gi, na ,:.z ' A A :hh , .. . ' 1 V- , ug. , I . V p Wdggxg ii. . - . . 2 T P Pi ' LT-, - ' --- .teen C' A VW:-i.Vn N W . Y 2 milky, .. X' as .lftf If L' . gfy.1'f':-.- . t ,, v . if . , . lf - r EEEE - - -'fli ffl ff . R f f , We -- -13: jgfy ., 1.1 'Al f XI X ,V 1' -1 I 1 . 'rf r EEf . gr S I ,..E, s - ff 1' i E Q . T 1 -W -Q s . T r 'f .94 , r Q E,,. f- - 3 j . - s ' .- 1 f -. ' . ,,..- '. ' If 'ffl' K ' he ir ,I . -Y wi v K I ., . .. 5 .lb ., . :ig ,r ,ef x K A - -Af-if ,,,,-:Q-X f ' 3 'fs ' W Row 1: D. Dion, C. Martin, N. Sitts, K. Krane, F. Harschnitz, R. Kaweski, R. Schuler. Row 2: R. Kalish, E. Cullen, T. Kahn, S. Achberg, S, Shadley, Pomeroy, E. Krcmp, D. Ridenow. Row 3: K. Reed, S. Friedman, D. Lesley, LI. Sanshury, D. Goldman, Meyerson, K. Sitts, F. Henningcs, B. Brook, B. Mitchell, VV. Love, Mr. Krebbs, advisor, B. Nelson, Earl. The German Club, or- ganized in 1958, has been a very active club at Rincon. The club met once a month for the purpose of better acquainting members with German culture, customs, composers, and language. With the help of Mr. Krebbs, German Club spon- sor, German students par- ticipated in the Forensic tournament held in March. At the end of the year a party was held for all club members. LATIN FORUM GIVES ANNUAL BANQUET Any student enrolled in a Latin course is eligible for the Latin Forum. Various types of programs were pre- sented at Forum meet- ings, and students heard r e p o r t s on different phases of Latin culture. Latin students partici- pated in the Forensic Tournament in the spring. Mr. Valencia of- fered his help and time to all Latin students. Officers for this year's Latin Forum were ex- cellent in handling all business which arose. Row 1: Susan Ammon, Martha Page, Marilyn Trimble, Ann Moler, Rita Silverberg, Catherine Dana Terry, Diana Fridena, Row 2: Becky Brinegan, Gary Gamer, George Braidic, Craig Bob Giacomazza, johnny Sloss, Dick johnson. Row 3: Chuck Taplin, joel Bagley, Rick Lyons, XVeaver, Larry Bradley, Dean Metcalfe, Ray Clark, Dick Pod. 124

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FRENCH CLUB The French Club is an organization for students studying French who are interested in learning more about the customs of France. At club meetings guest speakers familiarize students with the mode of life in France. Slides and films of Paris and other French cities are shown to acquaint members with the French people. During the Christmas hol- idays club members sang French carols to patients at two local hospitals. French club sponsors are Mrs. Car- ter and Miss Putz. f Q, Q - Y 3:25 xp A 117, ,,A, - F9 75 . 5 ' 71:51 Y f2f I A ' A. 1 ' ,..,, Q HQ I Ak How I: K. Karchmer, E. Altuna, Melazzo, P, Drake, E. Duty, C. Lemons, Secretary, M Neff, C. Mohr, C. Pent, Treasurer. Row 2: D. Goldberg, R. Barber, C. Goldman, M. VVein- stein, R. Silverberg, K. Dart, McCoy, Zelickson, N. Furst, K. Kircher. Row 3: A. M Carter, Advisor, I. Tanz, C. Odom, A. Cadmus, K. Fegan, Dimmick, P. Halpenny, S. Long A. Kert, B. Shaydair, P. Tost, L. VVilson, S. Fisher, D. Putz. LUB 'N-.1- Row 1: C. Dahar, S. Wood, P. Wood, M. Richard, P. Hunter, T. Hard, N. Rochlin, S. Weiss, Blumenthal, D. Rabik, C. Danielson, D. Crocker, S. Woodruff, N. Adams, Row 2: G. VVhipp, L. Gaddi T. Ryan, P. McWcnic, F. Anderson, L. Wcnjlawsh, Ackerman. C. Cobb, Walter, P. Lewis, C Rey, Stewart, C. Manley, Renn, A. Harvey, S. Minter, P. Diamontapaulos. Row 3: M. Chacon, Advisor, R. Asnett, Murphy, L. Lewis, M. DuBach, Desvaux, Appogast, P. Moore, M. VVebb, B. Lovin, D. Kuhn, V. Crumby, C. Ball, Bienstock, B. Farmer, K. Sink, LeCave, L. Brewer, K. VVright, B. Beech. Row 4: C. Farrell, Advisor, E. Bruce, D. Browning, F, Harschnitz, S. Spitzer, presi- dent, B. Diamontapaulos, B. Fitzgerald, S. Holman, Manger, C. Feltman, K. Steffens, Malmberg, R. Knuth, M. Neale, O'Brien, M. Barg, Burke, C. Waite-ll. s To develop a beti understanding and a preciation of the Spa ish-speaking nations the goal toward whi members of El Cl' Rinconette work. A Christmas pine party was held for club members for U further understanding Christmas customs Spanish-speaking cor tries. In March, guid by sponsors Mrs. Cl con, Mr. Farrell, a Mr. Acosta, many R con Spanish studei participated in the A zona State Foren Tournament.