Rincon High School - Rawhide Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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I' HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT Rincon's three homemaking teachers, Mary Robinson, Nlariorie Dunbar, and Cornelia Lytle, use the modern equip- ment in the Homemaking Department to instruct Rincon students in various phases of home management. Four years of Home Economics are offered and students are given a wide range of valuable experiences in labs and home proiects. IJ' LIBRARY STAFF Rincon can be proud of its fine library and the job that the Library Staff does. The Staff is responsible for the care of the thousands of books in the library. The librarians guide students in proper use of the available facilities. DRIVER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Driver Education is a course designed to further citizenship and an awareness of civic responsibility. Mr. Richard King and Mr. Oscar Carillo are the teachers in this department. In the classroom, as well as behind the wheel, they teach proper driving attitudes and care of the automobile. 1 1 . 35v. , 4 Q ' A 2 E f c 'E T sw- ' kv .N iw X i as X - ,fir Q fa .ifffiiam f it 1 fggru I1 at fi352id5Q ' R5 .-gram:-Y-is .w gf-1 k .. L.. ., ,. ,..., ., .,.. . I-,g .,, kg, ,,, , s W . I LA ,Zta ,sg f . iff' 'L f f,a Vj i A ' ' D ' ,, l .L X.a..- waz, - H., .--..-., .,,.. .,.. , , ,. . The members of the Library Staff are, from left to right: Jesse Lundy, Marguerite Pasquale, Thelma Bullock, Karen Bademian, and Dolores Powdrill.

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.1 'de ., nf' 'JJ- o pf BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT mfw- ..r Q fx .. 'P it 5-4 L ff 6 . fa-- 3 P,-.r J -Gil --1 -,E y.. '4 X E 1 mx K' Chairman of the Boys' Physical Education Depart- ment, Lee Carey, guides the total program of the depart- ment. The primary aim of the department is to build strong bodies and encour- age leadership. The devel- opment of skills and the improvement of physical fitness are a part of the total development of the individ- ual. The program offers a wide variety of activities which help to reach these goals. Lee Carey, Chr, Gilbert Carrillo Jim Davis Glen Harcus Paul Kershner Bill Lovin Dick McConnell Andy Rumic 27

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NURSES QQ Mrs. Julia Cress and Mrs. Anna Nord are always on hand to aid students who have minor aches and pains. Their well- equipped office is swamped daily with students. BOOKSTORE ' . W -qw 1,-ff if' 'S his . lifillf'il?5'l3l - ' Qzfchizij' ' 4' in V 11, VV A, 'f tes .ta-L A J H . , . A Mr. Art Lind and his staff sell books and supplies daily in our fine bookstore. Among many other respon- sibilities, they keep accounts for many clubs on the POLICEMAN Mr, Otis Knuckles, our night patrolman, begins his job of guarding the R.H.S. campus each night starting at 6:00 P.M. This smiling gentleman may also be found at Ranger sports events. STAFF 111'- S QT -M. f- l L V' A F S OQQ- -K I Q 3 N . left they are Mr. Lind, Dorthea Moore, Sandra Edrniston, Erna Kreider, and Louis Brattain. R.H.S. campus. From the 29