Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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BATHING BEAUTIES - Favorite springtime activity is acquiring a tan, and reveling in the glories of the human frame as revealed by the latest spring styles. Photogra- pher was so enamored he forgot to get a single name. Spring Fever START OF SOMETHING BIG - Expressing their determina- tion to have a good time, come what may, are an unidentified guitarist, John Sagen, Pete Keck (in car) and LOST CHORD Even guitars pair off on a balmy day at the beach. a sign bearer who lost his head. Their advtrtising paid off and they finally made their way to the beach — and back.

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THREE OF THE MANY PEOPLE honors at RCC this year: ho received GILBERT SMITH, a graphic arts major, received the first Gus Pritchett Memorial Award given for printers. Making the presentation was Ed Mauel, Enterprise reporter and 1953 RCC ASB President. 1964 MAN OF THE YEAR was John Roach. Chosen from seven finalists, he had a GPA of 3.22, was a member of Alpha Gamma Sigma, President of Eta Pi fraternity, Soph Rep-at-large on the ASB Executive Board, and participant of intermural foot- ball and basketball. John was honored along with the Men of Distinction at a banquet at the Dunes May 8. 1964 WOMAN OF THE YEAR was Mary Patroan. Selected from eleven finalists, she was AWS President, member of the ASB Executive Board, member of the ASB Cabinet, and Tiger Song- leader. Mary was honored along with the Women of Distinction at a program at the Mission Inn May 17. GRAPHIC ARTS AWARD - Recipient Gilbert Smith with printing instructor Charles Walker and Enterprise reporter Ed Mauel. Prominent People 27 MAN OF THE YEAR JOHN ROACH WOMAN OF THE YEAR MARY PATROAN

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vmmwmwww POINTED QUESTIONS — Whether or not student leaders became a burning issue in the spring. Jim Ausman, should take their annual orientation retreat to the desert profile in front c enter, was one who participated. ASB Leaders Retreat PICKETS - Wes Fish (with sign) was one who circled the bus before it took off. FORMATION AREA - Crowd gathers before Fairfax Archway to greet ASB leaders as they prepare to board bus lhat will take them to Palm Springs. Doug Burman, who sparked affair, can be seen between shoulders of second and third men from front left. Demonstration was peaceful and essentially good-natured. •J««r« ii