Rincon High School - Rawhide Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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DEDICATED TO THE CLASS OF '62 A '62er is a hero to a freshman, a freshman to a college, Caesar with a state trophy, Mr. Bongo with a desk top, ioy and tears with a diploma. A '62er anxiously awaits the future, yet can' not resist a sentimental glance at the past. He thrills at the prospect of his new freedom, yet fears it. The world is his to conquer, and this he will do with his own individual talents. In l958, the 'o2ers and Rincon were both freshman, now they are seniors, and each will hold forever the memories of the past four years. The '62er is ready to begin his iourney into the world, and Rincon will gather and share its mem- ories with others. ln this yearbook are bound the memories of the '62ers, With this in mind, the staff dedicates this l962 RAWHIDE to the class of l962.

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You are part of a school of building and growing bot For the seniors, the spring semester i'i' Q. of 1962 has ended with a fond farewell to Rincon after four years of education here. Juniors, sophomores, and freshmen move up one more notch now to fill vacated traditions. We of the yearbook to this volume ofthe book w especially for which has completed its fourth year of service to the Tucson eastside, four years the students herein. h for the institution and positions, and carry through with established staff felt the addition of a historical section ould serve to highlight the past four years of growth the freshmen of '58, now the seniors of '62, to whom 'gs this book V Viiyg , ,,,y-AV has been dedicated. M ,VVg.l QF.. IN THE BEGINNING . . . Rincon High School as an institution i. 'r iii' began in the planning stages in 1948 when a forty-acre tract of land 1' 4' ' iflt 1 V ,,,,, Jy, ,was purchased for S25,000. Architects Place and Place then ' i i-'t 1 '- t-' t-f ' f l H 'T 1 s,.: designed a school that was modern, and above all, iy . ' ,,V,,. :,,,V,i, :,5g, ' y giyy practical. Actual building began March 25, a W and Rincon We feadr tm ' ' ,,,, 5 if ncy by the fall semester of 1958. Opening day ... .. t a . t atta ttltse Rim which SH lei' much building and improving 'to be done, On the inside, there were books to be bought, labs to .5 ,.. ..fx equipped and educational departments to be Stocked with eVe Yll2l'1Q fVOm 'rii basketballs to classical literature. c campus without the lush, gre en lawn that we 'if' .t,, , if now have, and a series Outside, ff K there was grass to be planted and much landscaping to be done. ln the next four 1 V years there would be an auditorium, greenhouse, stadium, girls' gym, and ..1.. KT .,wLNLM My numerous other minor improvements to be built and ii i ' installed on the campus. Vvtg f 1 Q Spiritually, there was the Ranger Reputation of ttti at ..,, ..... ASSIN. . ,g N' . . 1 excellence to be established, an emblem to be designd, and an esprit 'i'i . ,de corps to be established by the students of Rincon- There was .f g M ..... A .e,t . Vl..,5 1 A a new educational standard to be Ser by G fawrv who R . g.. We all interested in organizing a by . . i 'i an l1l9l'1'C'3llbe program for the new students. AM ,,, If 1 .- . i 1 ' ' 1' ,,,,, ' r ,,,. 1 ii' ' co Nstizuctiom MADE us 1 ' .liis 1t l r r 'GROW . . . Even as the doors Opened on September 3, 1958, Y ' .C . W E 'iiii ' liiii' ' there Vemalned much physical improvement to be ompleted. The ,.V g 'tia 'ir will recall a , .... Vii, VA y . of bricked buildings that mo were to be added later. re resembled a factory, i ' X ' rttt 1 without the trimmings which 1 ln January of 1960, the Girls' Gym was completed, providing for the new quarters for the girls' RE.