Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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THE CEASELESS GRIND of publications work is illustrated by Don Wright, first semester editor, shown here conferring with sports columnist Frank Madems about cm important matter. 7iger 77m eA TIGER TIMES STAFF MEMBERS shown examining an issue of the paper, with second semester Editor Hurry Lawton already at work on another issue, are the following, left to righn Lawton. Barbara Moore, Pete Leibert, Tommy Hunton, Iusta Lyle. Forrest Cress, Neal Hendrickson. John Coulston. Ioel King, Merle Parker, Ray Ables, Phil Sayre. Gerald Adix, James Stevenson. and Mildred Orlitzki.

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man of cm editorial board named in June, 1947, left college at mid-year, leaving Barbara Moore, Marga- ret Bell, and Genevieve Shewman as staff nucleus. As detail mounted upon detail, the reserves were called in-cxdvertising Classes, news class members, volunteers. Things moved. Sports Editor Don Wright whipped out his copy by deadlines with steady dependability. Chief Artist lack Weller, carrying on his good work from last year, touched up pages with his inimitable humor. Clubs jumped in and helped push the advertising. Perhaps more than ever before this is the student body's annual. Thank you. IN THE DARK. or neatly so is Photographer Middleham, panning his own work and apparently unaware that he is taking his own picture by request. ROOM 114. about as battered and beaten as the uncovered typewriters, is the scene of this Tequesquite st ff gang shot. Left to right they cxre: Nancy Sevexson, Merle Parker, Wilma Craig, Marian Emerson. Bill Cornwell, Dale Gustafson. Marilouise Goodman. Leatrice Lowe, lack Weller, Genevieve Shewman, Margaret Bell and Harry Lawton.

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Published more or less regularly throughout the year, the Tiger Times, campus newspaper, had a large follow- , ing. Editors Don Wright tfirst semestert, and Harry Lawton tsecond haw, kept staffs in line and rounded up new talent as occasion demanded. Special editions included those supporting the WSSF Drive and Senior Day. Business Manager Tommy Hunton spent most of his time billing advertising in a spring flurry of activity that produced 12-pctge papers. Arlington Times personnel were most helpful in solving printing problems. The Riverside Press and Enterprise loaned many pictures. . ' . SECOND SEMESTER EDITOR Lawton proves he can AdVISOI Rebert 1 Patton WCIS Often 1n conference Wlth handleatelephone, with only incidental instruction itom those in charge. Pat Gallagher. Gallagher. an elected editor, resigned in Iavor of his 40-hour weekly shift on the Enterprise. PUBLICATION DAY tor the Tiger Times is the day when editors steel themselves to meet comments by the subscribers. In the two left panels, students and faculty find their favorite columns. Above. left to right, are Charles Eason, Dick Wadding, Betty Everton, and Irene Love; below, in spite of the sign, is Ralph Brand. At the right, Merle Parker, briefcase buldging, registers skepticism. lJitA tlte Camplw