Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Hurry Up --and Wait THE FIRST LESSON a college student learns is that he must cultivate pa- tience. It may not be true that all things come to him who waits, but certainly nothing much is gathered in by the fellow who dashes off in all directions at once. Bright-eyed and eager students pre- sent themselves f o r registration information. What happens next is graphically illustrated by the pic- tures running across the bottom of these two pages. Once assured of its charges ' mental and physical health, however, the college proceeds to expose them to a bewildering variety of highly in- structive experiences, not all of them described with complete candor in the college bulletin. These activities are chronicled in t h e remaining pages of this yearbook. EAGER BEAVERS — Storming the gates to register are David DeSmet, Floyd Fenex, and Marty Walsh. Ready for all comers is instructor Philip Denham. BUSY DAYS — At left, Joyce McPhail takes placement tests. In left center. Instructors Martin Brauti and Lawrence Larson ponder class schedules. Identifiable students waiting patiently are, at rear, Jack McCabe and Bob Haines.

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f w»r mw¥i LINE UP — From the right, Don Smith, Virgil Stone, and Alex Neil wait patiently for some- thing to happen. Apparently the blonde gave up, because nobody could find her later to secure identification. PERPLEXING PROBLEMS - Just across fold, Don Stone locates a class for an unidentified student. That ' s Dr. Edwin D. Sayre in the background. At right. Dr. Robeit McCorkle peers into the inner recesses of Mike Burke ' s head.