Rincon High School - Rawhide Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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JAYVEE Rincon 19 .... Rincon 6 .... Rincon 7 .,,. Rincon 17 Rincon 19 ..., Rincon 21 ..., Rincon 33 ..,. Rincon 6 .... Rincon 44 ,... 6-ef' Coach Wayne Swoveland Sunnyside 12 O Amphi O Tucson 42 Catalina 1 6 Q 5 .1 Salpointe ,Lk Amphi O I-5' Catalina 33 Pueblo Douglas Coach Jim Davis The Rincon Junior Varsity football squad, under the able coaching of Wayne Svvoveland and Jim Davis compiled a victorious season boasting a 7-1-1 record. The Rangers shut out Amphi, Salpointe, Pueblo, and Douglas, tiecl Catalina, and tasted defeat only at the hands of long-time foe Tucson High. With a hard-playing team like our Jayvees, next year's varsity team should be a strong competitor for city and state standings. if-si i sci i i i L- i 1 Row 1: Mark Antosh, Pancho Hurtado, Warren Avery, John Thompkins, Dave Jacobs, Dave Olson, Duane Dains, Ronnie Cundy, Mike Heath, Gary Williams, Ross Sheard. Row 2: John Bingham, Steve Smith, Tom Valeski, Bob Andre, Don Ludwig, Grady Perri, Ed Molinski, Bill Pattison, Ricky Springer, Lynn Hofpauer, Richy Quinn, Terry Chris, Roy Smithson, Don Lovell, Jim Polston, Ted Bell. Row 3: Coach Swoveland, Tom Fields, John Hileman, lra Grossman, Bill Hill, Kent Morgan, Pete Godfrey, Brian Bell, Ken Ludeke, Terry Valeski, Culver White, Paul Middleton, Rudy Morales, Jay May, Jim Gardner, Coach Davis. 185

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Richard Wilson Tackle Pacheco is grounded while aTTempTing To break Through The Sunnyslope line. Culver While Tackle Ranger Wik struggles To evade would-be Sunnyslope Tackler. .1 Efflif ' L ' lk' I Bob Abodeely WHHY Slade Halfback CGVWGV ln The hardesT-foughT and besT-played game in Rincon's season, The Rangers won a moral vicTory over The Mesa Jackrabbits, Though lost The game 7-13. The Purple and WhiTe defensive uniT held The JackrabbiTs To The lowesT score They had received all year, and our offense gave Them a ThreaTening baTTle. To wind up The season, The Rangers smoThered Sunnyslope T9 To 7. The firsT score was seT up by ArmsTrong who compleTed a six-yard pass To Alden. Mike Manning scored The oTher Tvvo Touchdovvns, and The Team picked To finish aT The boTTom of The pile ended up vviTh a respecTable 5-5 season record.

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FRESHNIEN PURPLE Row 'lz Allen Hopkins, Steve Owens, Ronald Shafer, Eddie Hancock, Enrique Cota Robles, Jerry Wood, Richard Durako, James Green, Kit Estes, Richard Murphy, Steve Hileman, Lee Wisdom. Row 2: Richard Poynter, Richard Rogerson, Steve Elliotte, Mike Honomichl, Dave Davenport, Mike Perry, Curt Cicotte, Bob Moreno, Bill Chatterton, Steve Kanouse, Leslie Phillips, Joe Casadie, Coach Rosbeck. Row 3: Jeffrey Smith, Bill Jasper, Bill Andre, Pete Titone, Orren Biesterfield, Kit McClure, Burt Klienkauf, Dave Ohmart, Leonard Ochs, Ron Roskowski, Larry Brown, Steve Meyers, Nelson Wright, Steve Fello. The Rincon Frosh Purple football team chalked up 5 wins to only 2 losses and 1 tie in the '61 season. Under the direction of Coach Joseph Rosbeck, the Purples fought their way over Salpointe, Coach Joseph Rosbeck 186 6 ..... Rincon Rincon Rincon Rincon 12 Rincon 24 Rincon 26 Rincon 19 Rincon 33 Flowing Wells, Amphi, Sunnyside CBJ, and our own Rincon White team. The Frosh tied Pueblo, and tasted bitter defeat only at the hands of Tucson High and Catalina. These young football players have not only tucked away an outstanding season, but also valu- able experience for the future. Tucson 26 Pueblo O Salpointe O Catalina 14 Flowing Wells 6 Amphi 6 Sunnyside CBJ 12 Rincon White 12