Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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WELCOME - Counselors Leonard Metcalf and Mrs. Barbara Neel extend friendly hands of greeting to students in search of guidance. CONFERENCE - Ralph Bradshaw, dean of men, and John Matulich, counselor and basketball coach, discuss some weighty problems of eligibility. SPIRIT — Faculty members root for the Bengals, too. Identifiable are, from the left, Arthur Knopf, Evan Vail, Susan Hanenberger, Mrs. Jeanelle Estes Howell, John Norton (with the characteristic spectacles), David MacCuish, Leonard Metcalf and Pres. O. W. Noble. In the background, Doug Tenneson looks on with amusement.

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TRUSTEES — Supt. Bruce Miller, at left, checks blue prints with members of the Board of Education. Left to right, from l fir. Miller, they are Mrs. Gladys Babcock, George Pooley, Lewis P. Alabaster (president of the Board), Mrs. Marie Bonnett, and Richard Hampson. Broad Plans CHARGED with the responsibility of shaping the educa- tional program, Board members, administrators and instructors all somehow maintain a lively interest in student affairs. VISION - Pres. O. W. Noble and Earl A. McDermont, vice- president and registrar, look to the future as they go over building plans they have helped develop. At left, Mrs. Mary Wallace, dean of women, is caught indulging her very human love of ice cream.

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By Night MORE STUDENTS attend evening classes under the Extended Day program than come to the campus in day- light hours. Their destinies are under the sleepless eye of Dean John Ohmen, shown above with his secretary, Ida Walther, yawning as the hands of the clock slowly approach the closing hour. CAMPUS AFTER DARK has its own haunting beauty. That ' s Leonard Metcalf visible through the open doorway. SUFFERER — Evan Vail reels in anguish from sour note blown by tuba player whose identity is a closely guarded departmental secret. Below, Don Stone comfortably directs his French class. Scholars in front row are Antone AAadeiros, Joan Wilke, and Ruth West DOWN BEAT - Dr. Edwin Sayre pulls music of a sort from an assembly audience. Chorister is Joan Haviland. mi ' m