Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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r. ' i.: : ■■ 2), ?p tmentd euarimen AS USUAL, Cosmetology Department students worked steadily through the year with an objective of completing their 1600 hours of study and prac- tice before taking their State Board examinations to become licensed beauticians. On February 27, the girls took a few hours off to present an assembly which was later referred to by the student body as one of the hits of the year. Pictures of this event are shown elsewhere in this book. Manicurist above is Sue McAAillan, with Jerry Bradford as her subject. In center, Jackie Stewart, seated, chats with Mrs. Irma Judd and Mrs. Alice K. Neal, left to right, instructors. Affixing curlers is Eileen Johnson, with Pat Emerson smiling approval. Gathered around electronics equipment at bottom, center, left to right, are: John Ruth, Bob Williams, Instructor Denton Titus, and Pete Leibert.

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peciat r ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT is brand new this year and thriv- ing. It shares quarters with Auto Mechanics in the building located at Terracina Drive and Saunders Street. Objective in each department is to produce skilled technicians who have also qualified for the Associate in Arts degree. Trend is to extend vocational opportunities at Riverside Col- lege. Another new field of train- ing is vocational nursing, also prospering under the guidance of Alicia Sayre, instructor. At the electronics bench, foreground to rear, are: Victor Grant, Robert Amparan, Robert Horlacher, Edmond Smith, Dave Hoover, Don Quatrochi, Richard Holmes, and Instructor Den- ton Titus. Holding drill in machine shop is Bill Terry. Instructor Herbert Morris shows the way as Jerry Ever- Ington looks on. I

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