Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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erry Christmas •tat and : CHRISTMAS LIGHTS- Anna Jasso and her date, Gerald Gonzales, take an itermission walk in the beautifully lit gardens of the Mission Inn. MISSION INN MAGIC— Everything conspired to make the dancers are Jane Faro, Bob Sackett, B ' ,11 Wallace, Linda Christmas Formal a memorable occasion. Identifiable Hagen, Jim Mclntire, Bill Butcher, and Joan

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Twas a Merry EVERYBODY LOVES CHRISTMAS, and it is a particular jolly time at City College. Campus activities reflect both its secular and its re- ligious implications. The traditional assembly program sets the mood through music and dance, then students adjourn to the Pit where language classes sing yuletide music of other lands. Santa Claus comes, too, with his lis- some little helpers. Still later, of course, comes that romantic Christmas dance in the Mission Inn. The Music Room was pleasant, but the weather was balmy this year, and many couples found the lovely gardens of the Inn an ideal place for a hand-in-hand stroll in the baimy night air. LOOK WHO ' S HEREI-While S. Claus (actually, R. Hor- ton) looks on nonchalantly from the doorway, pompon girls Annette Wahlin and Sandra Mansfield do a yule- tide routine in the Pit. CAROLERS-Language students sing a joyful Noel. From the left: John Morales (in leather jacket), Bert Wilson, an unidentified singer, Anna Bastardo, Sharon Gneiting, Anri Meckbach, Regina Sullivan, Don Stone, Ed Hinton.

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Conventioneers ASB OFFICERS who will attend the spring state con- ference of the California Junior College Student Government Association eagerly size up the hotel where convention sessions will be held. Left to right, they are Ray Shearer, treasurer; Annette Wahlin, vice-president; and Fred Pahl, pres- ident. City College joined with other Eastern Conference members in co-hosting the event.