Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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HOT TIME — One of the gala events of Homecoming was the bonfire. Many days planning were spent gathering the wood, only to have pranksters set it afire two days early. But undaunted souls dreaming of an inferno set about gathering more wood and the result was one en- joyed by all.

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RAINY DAY — One of the rare days in California when it was wet out. Students ran for umbrellas and cover. But, alas it didn ' t last long. Student Life . . . Books . . . Parties . . . Coffee . . . Meetings Dates ... Rallies .. . Politics . . . TIGER, TIGER burning bright, OH, my grades are such a sight. THAT was only one of the aspects of student life. There were far more important things to take up the students ' time. Dances, football games, eighty- eleven hundred other sporting events (outdoor and indoor), pep rallies, beauty contests, assemblies, garbage can painting, beach parties, diaper folding bees, and other fun events. Rain or shine the excitement of student life went on unabated every hour of the school day and night — Tiger, tiger buring bright, In the neon of the night.

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At First, Anticipation . . . REGISTRATION - Mary Beth Cochran issues information sheets to incoming freshmen. SCHEDULES - Freshmen students sign-up for classes in the Administration Buildinc Raised