Rincon High School - Rawhide Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Q I A A 1gg31,2 c 51' AW., i me Every other Friday, the morn- ing and afternoon session stu- dents eagerly await their Echo containing informative editorial articles, interesting interviews, and well written sports features. Our Echo would not pull through each hectic year vvithout the outstanding leadership of Miss Dorothy Kalil, vvho teaches staff members not only to write origi- nally and creatively, but to work together to make our Echo the best. ' -Qfizilllif' f3yQ4j ?H?2F5f3J ?:2,'Z'2,t': .. gf 1 i 1 n 1, ., , i. iyh' A t ,, ,, lf? . 1 - 1 f. 1 - - Q ' . tr M- ey asm f rig-31i,.f,,g5f:. ,' vii iizzm fk? ' . fggw. s titer - . ,ff W w A3552 is -fi nge, . . , i 1ViWE:g,W,1f-'i's'f'f Left to right Betsy Tully Carol Neyer Teri Hard Dianne Evans, Judy Row 2 Cherie Wood Claud Grace Bull Broyles Janet lde, Bernie

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1 lbw, x 'Q' MARY MCKEE ROZANNE GALATI ANNE PATRICK Feature Editor Circulation Manager Pl'tOtOQr6Dl'1y Editor f. A Q ! r f 9 t I V I 'J if . il 1.53, Ov , GK? f Ihr' if Sf! -V: I E211 JIM BOOFTER MARTY WILSON Sports Editor Editorial Editor r ' ET I ,1-s fx , ,.', ., u '- O P Z O I- 3 5 i W P C 3 CD 5 5 if 1, is U1 -I O In z E ,vial tt E C- IH IP Z Z fn I- C N P X S 9 m , W Managing Editor Sports Editor Business Managef

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l right: -1 'M QUILL AND SCROLL 3 Row 1: Nanci Knopf, Janet lcle, Jeanne Luzadcler, Carol Goldbaum, Judy Jasper, Dianne Ewald, Sally MacMillan, Karen Jacobson, and Carolyn Chaffin. Row 2: Mary McKee, Bernie Baran, Celia Jarrett, Gretta Martin, Sumner Stone, Marty Wilson, Teri Hard, Hugh Morgan, Becky Thacker, Jayne Winans, Estelle Friedman, and Carol Neyer. Not pic- tured: Sybilla O'Mara. .11 Quill and Scroll, the national journalism hon- orary, recognizes the outstanding journalistic work of high school students. To be eligible for membership in Quill and Scroll, journalism students must be of iunior stand- ing, have at least ninety column inches of copy or the equivalent in a school publication, and rank scholastically in the upper third ot their class. TEEN CITIZEN ,lg X F' . 2 lm: Cherie Wood, Marty Wilson, Bonnie McNabb, Jeanne Luzadder, and Judy Jasper. The iob of each Teen Citizen reporter is to report the news and events of his school to the Tucson Daily Citizen, Tucson's evening newspaper. During the week, these reporters must report and write up interesting news items, and supervise accompanying pic- tures, if necessary, On Saturday, editors and re- porters meet at the office build- ing of the Citizen to arrange the articles on the pages allotted them. Rincon should be grateful to the R.H.S. reporters for the fine iob they have clone this year. T29