Rincon High School - Rawhide Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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SOPHOMORE TRI-Hl-Y Atter being initiated into Tr Hi Y, the TOO sophomore mem bers put on a fund-raising car nival at the Lighthouse Y. Witl The money they earned, Christ mas money and gifts were bought tor four needy families. Through Tri Hi Y, These girls learned to work together and make Themselves assets to The community and to Their fam- ilies. i Row 1. Kathy Jones, Mary Alyce Girdner, Mary Ann Cinquemani, Linda Merikle, Sandy Cortner, Jinx Darcy. Row 2: Glenna Rveda, Noreen Moll, Peggy Windnagel, Barbara Fine, Ann Fischer, Vicky Whitley, Kakie Burns, Cheryl Hardyman, Mary Hardy, Chris Heiden, Pat Shirley, Jan Laughlin. Row 3: Josette Melazzo, Kathy Schmidt, Donna Cawley, Nancy Santoni, Janet Lewis, Barb Stanley, Diana Grisso, Pat O'Mara, Gail Wood, Ann Harvey, Bernie Sayre, Susan Phillips, Kathy Altaro, Linda Brewer, Barbara Rambow, Sharon Viecum. Row 4: Linda Talberg, Jeri Sheets, Connie Robbins, Lynne Putney, Ann Arneson, Sandy Bieschke, Charlene The Sophomore Hi-Y, after J J - being initiated, did many worthwhile Things including The sponsoring ot a bill in model legislature to aid the community with a charity drive, sponsoring a dance in conjunc- tion with The Sophomore Tri- Hi-Y girls. These boys and Their advis- ors, Bob Garis and Warren Hedding, combined Their many Talents to complete the most successful year yet. Hollinger, Janet Kertoot, Nata Jean Strauss, Helen Egbert, Hope Moore, Daphne Dean, Carolee Odom, Judy Vancil. Row 5: P. J. Stoops, Leslie Harrison, Vicki Schoder, Dee Dee Sill, Margaret Tarren, Connie Minor, Charl Hansel, Kay Wright, Kathy White, Karen Sant, Marty Hesla. Row 6: Linda Scalise, Linda Borbe, Vera Hardy, Melinda Brown, Lesa Moll, Sheryl Meserve, Karen Grant, Nancy McCoy, Sue Beers, Andi Hopper, Chris Miller, Fran Eshelman. Row 7: Ann Kurtz, Linda Graciano, Karen Pattison, Linda Singer, Barbara Bebo, Alice Beebe, Sherry Sellers, Dorene Breland, Violet Coulter. SOPHOMORE HI-Y Row I: Jim Jackson, Tom Fields, Harold Callicoat, Pete Gocltrey, and Vance Campbell. Row 2: Bob Abodeely, Bill Hill, Bob Wheeler, David Jacobs, Dave Taplin, Lawdy Flanagan, John Bingham, Hervey Hotchkiss, Dick Dennis, and Kent Morgan. Row 3: Ted Dekson, Bob Andre, Bill Brandt, Jim Sullivan, Jim Polston, Pancho l-lurtado, David Olsen, Ken Erickson, Don Thompson, and Row 4: Rudy Morales, Mike Sanders, Paul Midi ton, Ronnie Altherr, Lynn Gage, Rickey Hamil' Bob Koplin, Mike Thomas, and Clitt Titus. Rovi Ernest Lovio, Jim Mottett, Paul Plunkett, St Davis, Walter Pruitt, Lynn Hottpauir, and Mc Barkan.

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ie Junior Hi-Y had an active il schedule this year. A Christ- hayride and Basketball Tour- ent were arrrong some of the iilled events sponsored by club. The Club was repre- ed at model and pre-model ilature by members Eddie nert, Steve Savlov, and k Henry, who represented :lub in the office nominations. JUNIOR Hl-Y vmTt - - - Row 'l: Steve Savlov, Torn Repp, Mike Neale, Vincent, Bob Rakich, and Dick Valenzuela. Row 3: Chuck Henry, and Tom Kyle. Row 2: John LeCace, Randy Wick, Eddie Groenert, Larry Abbott, Les Allan Teasley, Dan Weaver, Dick Browning, Larry Birnam, Richie Quinn, Fred Kopec, and Chuck Dent. Friberg, Terry Falkenbery, Roger Harmon, Steve JUNIOR TRI-Hl-Y 'f 3 Q 5 Y -T TNT , A Le. in il: Gretta Martin, Dianna Bangle, Jenny Roh, I Pope, Kelly Darcy, Janet Newton, Connie pon, Zarrin Golvvalla. Row 2: Janis Hartson, i Douglas, Dana-Lynne Terry, Becky Wright, Drake, Marsha Strasner, Toni Thorne, Jeri donald, Janice Leonard, Penny Weesner, lis Biers, Kay Haskell, Gay Haskell, Sandy na, Nancy Titt, Lexie Chatlos, Starr McCollum. .tl . nl Row 3: Diana Crocker, Karen Le Chandler, Fritzi Hengsteler, Nancy Furst, Nancy Lind, Judie Kientz, Teri Hard, Pat McWenie, Trudy O'Neil, Carolyn Ball. Row 4: Becky White, Cathy Sevvall, Vicki Ramey, Bernie Hooper, Carolyn Ring, Penny Diamontopoulos, Diane Backer, Pat Hunter, Donna Zabik, Sue Richard. Kamrovvski, Mary Divided into three groups this past year, the Junior Tri-Hi-Y con- tributed their share of help to the Tucson community by helping those not so fortunate to help themselves. One group visited rest homes to bring youthful cheer to elderly men and women, while another division delivered gifts and food to an eedy family at Christmas time. The last group offered their services as candy stripers at the Tucson Medical Center. 139

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FUTURE TEACHERS Q Row 1: Cathy Carrithers, Sondra Johnson, and Janet lde. Cinquemani, Gayle Brooks, Melinda Stolcup, Ann Spitu Row 2: Janet Johnson, Catherine Green, Laurie Beaudry, Judy Giles, Jean Nolan, and Susan Smith. Judy Coonrod, Jill Ledbetter, Carol Goldbaum, Mary Ann FUTURE HOMEMAKERS l x , V, ,.'.4 9 in 15 nv S, ',.--,... L-ass. , QR A I W' Ti' 'B' Row 1: Karla Bowles, Vicki Whitney, Sharon Niccum. Row 2: La Rae l-lorne, Nancy Niccum, Mrs. Dunbar, Leone Goiewski, Sue Canatsey.