Rincon High School - Rawhide Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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C7 SENIOR TRI-HI-Y X-J Tri-Sigma Tri-H1-Y a service organizati for senior girls. Tl -we year members of T Sigma donated the time to doing char work for the Beac Foundation. Club me bers also held car was es and bake sales order to raise S120 adopt and suppo Chung Eun Hok, Korean orphan. Chu lives at the Hi Yuk Yc orphanage near Seo Korea. In the sprir Tri-Sigma sent rep: sentatives to Mod Legislature. Row 1: Sandy Sparr, Mickey Rooker, Karen Nicholas, Cail Rosenthal, Sue Splane, Karen Hall. Row 2: Sandi Camel, Pat Alexander, Indy King, Sandy Eckberg, Mary Myers, Linda Lewis, Sue Green, Julie Olsen, Rovanna Lebrecht, Barbara Beech, lo Ann Titus, Kristin Sannerud, Susan Harris, Naomi Roch- lin, Jessica Archibald, Diane Pat NVinfrey, Ann Bingham, The boys, in Senior Hi-Y have performed many civic and charita- ble services during the year. Various money raising activities have been held to help fi- nance the organization. But while there was a great deal of work there was still a social life. Parties and social ac- tivities have been held during the season. This spring representatives from Rincon High School will travel to Phoenix for Model Legislature. 128 YVilson, Jaimic Nations. Row 4: Barb Shaw, -lean Heekendorn, Sheri Hill, Marilynn Haugan, Diane Bishop, and Diane Christ. SE IOR HI-Y 1 i Row 1: Ioe Abodeely, Tom Lutz, Rick Ireland, Dan Hardesty. Row 2: Terry Kahn, Bill Glasier, Gonzales, Cary Allan, Steve Spitzer, Rex YVheeler, David Myers, Bruce DeVault. Row 3: Neil ards, Torn VVarne, Bill Downey, Tom Maloney, Ashley Erwin, Bob Duncan, Lee Davis, Chapnick, Enrique Huerta. Row 4: Mr. Rumic, sponsor, Roy Stigers, Pete Malmberg, Bill Powers, Rambow, Terry McCullum, Ronnie Lea, Ken Recd, Richard Kaufman, Don Armstrong.

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LIBRARY CLU ,.,..v'f '- 'll' Row 1: Judi Bienstock, Barbara Hatfield, Nancy Oakes, Io Anne Bates. Row 2: Miss Pasquale, lDiana Iott, Bernadette Taylor, Kathy Blumenstetter, Mr. Lundy. The purpose of the li- brary club is to promote literary interest among Rin- con students and to be of service to the library. Mem- bers help students check out books, run errands for the librarians and make interest- ing book marks. Club mem- bers also arrange bulletin boards pertaining to library activities. Library Club sponsors are Miss Pasquale and Mr. Lundy. ART HO OR SOCIETY Students who excel in 3 are eligible for mem- rship on the Art Hon- Society. Club mem- krs and their sponsors, . Meyer and Miss isto often attend art rhibitjons and art aws all over the city. idents also partici- ted in art field trips. rest speakers discuss 'ferent forms of art d answer questions on t. , on x . AA x-Q . Row 1: Chuck Taplin, Mary Kent, Leroy Dayea. Row 2: Jeri Turchiarelli, Vicki Ramey, Naomi Roch- lin, Susan Ammon, Pat Evans, Nancy Tumer, Indy Pittman, Row 3: Shan Singer, Bud Cardner, Nancy Buffum, Larry Hacker, Mary Myers, Robert Dudding, Diane Cajewski, Judy Damikon, and Estelle Freedman. 127

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Iunior Hi Y has been ery successful this year, 'oth in money making ctivities and in social vents. They have had very busy schedule, icluding an interesting alk by Eddy Wilson, participant in Pre Model legislation which was .eld at the U. of A., lean-up at the Light- rouse Y and they also ,btained a tape record- ng by Bob Richards, Jlympic Pole Vaulter. rlso on the agenda were he various parties and lances as well as other ocial activities. Their iain project was to ac- .uire a Victory Bell from outhern Pacific Rail- oad Company. The bell vas donated to the bhool in memory of heir club. UNIOR HI-Y Row 1: Victor Lee, Bill Rhodes, Bates Butler, Bill Deeming, Mr. Scheam, sponsor. Row 2: Femando Pacheco, Mike Armstrong, Dean Metcalfe, Dave Harris, Allan Howell, Ray Clark, john Middleton, Hall Stubbs. Row 3: Tommy Norvelle, Larry May, Chuck Taplin, Van Pruitt, Monty Amyx, Don UNIOR TRI-HI-Y A sss 4 do Mit ,,. av A :Jw 1: jill Ledbcttcr, Sondra lohnson, Judy Smith, Patty Mcflinn, Miz Dinsmore, ludv jasper, 'arty VVarnock. How 2: Bev Born, Betty Vander Moelcn, Carol Coldbaum, Svbilla O'Mara, Bonnie 'cNabb, Nancy Calvin, Buff Buffum, Indy Stewart, Carol Hillman, Betty Baird, Kathy Gamble, Row Judy McDanicls, Ann Kurt, Mary Scldcn McKee, Carol Lacy, Nancy Knopf, Sally MacMillan, ynthia Burk, Shirley Meyers, Julie Loper, Ann Foglesong, Ianis NVillis. Tri-Chicas, for junior girls, undertook many projects this past year. At Christmas they col- lected food for a desti- tute family and later re- ceived a letter of ap- preciation frorn the family. Tri-Chicas held a bake sale and col- lected thr e e thousand hangers which they sold to dry cleaners. Since membership was lim- ited, prospective mem- bers who collected the greatest amount of hangers were admitted. 129