Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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VELVA WILLIAMS Mathematical course. L. I). WOLTEB Science course. LEORA WOLTEB Science course ALICE CRACK WOODMAN English course: Pied Piper 1 ; dance re cital 2. PATRICK MALOV Pre-medical course; debating team 1; J. C play 1; J. ( ' . opera l 2. — [ 27 1-

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HI §3?i:- ' : ' Av i v,...,., r; v FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President— Eugene Tucker £..«» ,-, J uotiLu Vice President — Evelyn Armour ' ' Secretary-Treasurer — Clifford Dudley Social Chairman — Edith Coffin Yell Leader — Howard Crise The Freshman class has made a marked success of its first year at Junior College. Entering the school with little idea of college activities, they soon learned and rapidly stepped forward into the front ranks. Freshman success was evidenced in all branches of school activities. In debate the class supplied all four members of the varsity squad which was so successful in inter-collegiate debates. These under classmen met defeat only once during the entile season. Great things are expected of this quartet next year. On the athletic field Freshmen have stood out in ever branch of sports. Fresh- men held places on ever varsity team at the college: many shone as individual stars. In interclass athletics the lower class members excelled especially. Sopho- mores garr.eied only one point against the well-balanced Freshmen team. Social functions of the college were well supported by members of the class. During the second quarter the Freshmen were guests of the Sophomores at the annual Sophie-Freshie, held at the Woman ' s Club House. On May 4, the Freshie- Sophie was given by the Freshmen with the Sophomores as guests. To raise money for tiiis fuention a benefit theatre party was held by the lower classmen in cooperation with the Rubidoux Theatre. Clifford Dudley. — 29 I—