Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Outlook THE UPPER LEVEL is one of the best vantage points on the campus. Rare is the student who can resist leaning on the railing before class to direct a quick glance at the scene below. Barbara Murray, Dixie Hogan, Coke Meier and Betty Shelton prove the point. KAFFEE KLATSCHES can be found at most any fable in the pit. These personalized formations are also suitable for cards or gossip. Intent upon their own business or entertaining bits of things in general are Doris Jordan, Shirley Skaggs, Barbara Halterman, Pat Schwirzke, Mary Bolieu, Florence Baer, and Cliff Soil. TALL STORY — Upton Henderson evidently can ' t quite feature Dick Miller ' s description of the one that got away, or maybe the cute little coed about so high. COMPARING NOTES - Bernard Klivans and Don Bussey, like all students, found that it takes a little while to get back to more serious business. Can ' t be the assignment that ' s funny.

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■JdJj ' S -i- .... f ' ;:? THE GANG ' S ALL Filkl — Enthusiasm for both books and social activities is a prime requisite for successful college life. First assembly on the outdoor stage renewed pep and brought a resurgance of school spirit that had been shelved for the summer months. Campus Life A SLIGHT PAUSE after the rigors of registration and before the books pile up is only natural. Pauses are times for inspecting the Pit and the Tiger ' s Den and for looking up old friends. The informal atmosphere was contagious. Michelle Hawthorn, left, was only one of many who quickly selected a vantage point. The re- porter failed to determine what happened to her shoes, but the photographer was quick to take advantage of the situation. Anyway it becomes a bit tiresome tramping all around to find Room 28 for example and to retrace your steps after discovering that English I has been booked for a different classroom. The first few days are ideal times for swapping those stories that accumulate during vacation and for comparing hard-earned tans before they fade. And, of course, resolutions are made to the effect that this will be a year of concentrated study. Moods of resolution and determination must face a long hard test — well, they can ' t help but help. 10 • . . '

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The Old and the New RIVERSIDE COLLEGE is famed for its unusual architectural design. The inner quad is known far and wide, and there are no keep-off-the-grass signs to disturb that mood of tranquility or the spirit of frolic which emerges during brisker portions of the day. Founded in 1916, first classes were taught in the high school. The college moved to its own campus in 1922, and it was not until 1951 that the present quadrangle was completed. Kenneth Middleham, photography instructor, glanced down one day while engaged in an overhead mission. The picture below is what he saw. 12 B.