Rincon High School - Rawhide Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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CUSTODIANS . - .ji -fiiff t I G M .- 4- vf - N' in v WX 'f-f 'fly Row 1- Ral h Ro J h . p mero, o n Elliott, Simpson Aid- Leon, Dan Oten, Helen Woolley, Rozelle Dorris ham, Miguel Leon Row 2' Cardir Oney Robert R Evel V1 W If Nl l ey ow 3. Henry GARDENERS EW rf' ,Q , Q YQ .. ,c - ' .- 'vw ' Y' ' ' . Xi 2 YQX . 4.' 4 - . A X , i . I , ' -, - . - V 3 xr . J ' I f 1, Ft We x .' X . f ' 1 1 ' f. , if v ' , Y if , , ' 2 'Q t.-'-WZ? ,- 1 it x r f t K in .S Q 'va - ' ' 5 I L5 , ' ,. , ' PK i tk , fa a' yi A la, v 'A'7' 1 X F :Y in ' - r -W W 3 f'li . ' The Carlson, Floyd Lawerence, Fred Figueroa, and Richard Stamper. men who care for the many lawns and plants at Rincon are Bert 32 --luflf V 4 ,f 'I I .4 if., .'. fi ' Y f A '. llc . ' -F -' , f T: ,::'g-'-'F - -, Vx, ,- ,.. ,,, ., ... lv-.--.- X - .jf - il' , .Y 4 r-- v -an Q..-L' ..gvg.:s, I I 4 5654- ..j11. . . , . y o e, anue J. Salcido, Rann Valencia Cuestas, Joe Lancaster, Les Dew . R ' N' ' . 4 W, .5 gi 1.50 'ff' wif! p 90 :free EILI' :Xml 6.0! .ix gffml Bt v of 3 x S 1 K, U if 'T qt f fs V v fr N U 5 5 ls ' t i X 1 I 5 x J' l Q A la l kr he Q F 5 ' I it f - I 1 4 f a .5 I XZ Q x , ,I , I !..'Q3-77::A F

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ATTENDANCE SECRETARIES Y? ,Q Keeping track ot student attendance are Dorothy Riegert, Jean Riester, Dorothy Mahacek, Elizabeth Johnston, and Mary Schmidt. SWITCHBOARD SECRETARIES I 4 . ' V li Wa 'v -I A 2 .Qin 0 ' ic 'I MII H ftssssa, S' tooo t ummrmmn 5, , igkggggllli A -oooo . Wlllltlltt H , Ef V ,V E Klyne , ilftllfcl 'E E ' to A .,.- -' ',y , ., Q ' 1 l YA l Elizabeth Garza Alice Armstrong

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CAFETERIA STAFF if WI. A R, -gi T- --Q-sq--41' 1- , I . . A 4 Q .. 574' .xQif,. .-t. U I FQ' .Q c Row 1: Viola V. Danielson, Clara Flory, Superintendent: Marianne Michael, Valera M. Paris. Row 2: Alberta C, Pace, Elizabeth Guehler, Lorena Sandusky, Mamie Jackson. The big iob of keeping Rincon neat and clean falls on the shoulders of the custodian and gardeners. Throughout the year they keep the halls, classrooms, and other buildings ready for use. The gardeners attend to the maintenance and landscaping of the grounds. The engineers perform duties absolutely necessary to the smooth-running sched- ule of the school, many of which stu- dents take for granted. The engineers are from left to right, Shelby and Simpson Oldham. The cafeteria workers are closest to the inside of everyone. Serving donuts, sandwiches, candy bars and milk at four breaks throughout the school day, keep these ladies active and busy. ENGINEERS -tsl ii. . , it i -r. A-f Xxflilgl i' ' ik-11 . -ffl A - 115. 33 . hwy Q?xf j Gill, Archie Downs