Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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:: m ci : ■f. y v.:i:t •9«« .. •J ■aswi LIGHT AND LAUGHTER (Kirsten Hansen Sue Krouser)

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Mood . . . The student is a creature Of many moods, And so is tine instructor And the administrator Who does the planning. Even the campus And the crici et In the corner bush Are subject to moods. In this book We have tried to catch And to hold With camera and with words The many moods That have become An indelible part Of your college days. Unless a man is responsive In his own fashion He is little more Than an ant — But who can say that an ant Escapes the ups and downs That make life interesting? REFLECTION UPON (Robert Cluchey)

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OPPORTUNITY AND BOOKS were at every hand just after registration. Chief salesman was beaming Harry Dangerfield, Mr. Bookstore, who offered a bonus of friendship with all supplies. Each book was to become an important part of student li fe in the immediate future, and curiosity ran high. Would time prove these investments a delight or a chore? Pictured below are John Lundell, Ann Miller, Bill Noble, Evangeline Durr, Pat Hobbs, Mary Phillips, Jackie Christopherson, and Camilla Baugh. A CHAT ON THE LAWN SHIFT IN ELEVATION YOU DON ' T SAY!