Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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WATCH YOUR STEP, we ' re almost there, is the RCC students Marianne Lene, Carol Treffing motto of er, Carol Webber, Bill Warren and George Appleton as they walk the slippery path to the parking lot and home. 10 SHELTERED from the storm, smiling Kathy Dodd and adversive Peggy Meadows, seem to enjoy the rain. I ' LL DO IT — Data Processing Supervisor Ralph How contemplates the prospects of a water polo game. m

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Reflect the Quadrangle ' s Mood GLISTENING — The rains did come, if only briefly, and the walks near the Sun Dial, scrubbed clean, shone in the late afternoon sun. The rain settled the dust and the pollen, too, and left the air invigoratingly fresh. HEART OF THE CAMPUS - This doubtless is the picture that will come to mind when in future years you try to recall what Riverside City College looked like back in the good old days, before all those modern changes. % %, • . V ' -y 4 ■TI-IMIIII

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And The Rains Came CHANGING WEATHER - It is truly remarkable how an entire campus can change just because of a little damp- ness. As the rains come down, a gorge is formed where the path to the park- ing lot once existed. Date Processing becomes a swimming pool, the streets a river, and the pathway behind the Poly Music Building a mud-slick ob- stacle course for students on their merry way to class. The mood of the campus becomes one of complete hysteria or of patient resignation. 11 Mil 1 1 FORDING Fairfax River, Carol Olson and Nora Harris find the way treacherous. VICTORY — Ann Dean well knows the meaning of the word as she wins her way to dry land, leaving Tim Bowen to cross the mud alone. totf4Wr9b i .