Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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B..-at X QGLC 8145 WORLD AFFAIRS are the business ot this quartet of faculty members. Left to right they are M. R. Mac- kenzie, Earl A. McDermont, Ralph Brand and Cecil Stalder, econom- ics, political science and history specialists. FOOD FOR THOUGHT, or food and thought, scene is the Lawson P. Cooper art office hicleout where psychologist Lee Gladden ioins Cooper on occasion. RUTH COOPER, lower lett, botany instructor, assistant in chemistry and outdoor enthusiast, claims the attention of chemists Martin Brauti and James H. Haslam. MRS. ARLENE HAMILTON and Gar- land A. Haas, below, complete the commercial department personnel.

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0lf'Q ON THESE two pages you are privileged to glimpse more faculty closeups. Top panel shows Flem- ing L. Smith and John S. Hislop at a shorthand iam session. TEA AND RECEIPES are in order for Mrs. Jane T. Sonin and Mrs. Eve Wilson, home economics ex- perts. RALPH BRADSHAW, English, con- fers with Gloria Williams in the center photo. BELOW-Robert L. Patton, Clifford Stickney and Philip Black, all English instructors, indulge in a fascinating conversation about punctuation. Black is drama in- structor and director of student body plays. ,Z-

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