Riverside College - Tequesquite Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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iiNC » ajNIUlES — Jchn Wa«e. otim u htuqspeis to KmrvM i gcod pl i cmjyidphei ' , geJS Hiis paure tsWerr with G3?CSS = ' I«?CS3 - ' ' iarcf s scuf tH) fy II iirtO the raev»- Spring arieties IN SPRING, so line poet says, a young man ' s fancy ' : --■-■ njms to tihoughts of love. It does that, for .-.. r - nd it turrrs to a fev» otiher activities as «e ' l, actnvities sjjch as suirfingj suw bairtningi, and sJiding around on a dance floor. And skiing, tool For Spring Vacation is, aJmost by Constitutional righf, » tiime for reliaixatiionL Wlnerever he goes, the peaJly cortscientious student takes a book aJong. Not to read, just to appease his conscience. But his prime objecliive is to forget tests and term papers, to get a littie e.xerc ' se, to acquire a tan, and to spend more than a fevB moments witti the opposj se«- None of ihiis, of course, can be done in Riverside, so the typicaJ student seeks escape at Lsguna or BaJ, at Big Pines or Snov VaJ- liey. lit wouldn ' t be quite accurale to say ihat he gefe a r st, but he does get a change, and some- hovM he usuaJlly ddes manage to return to his dassroom wiith renewed vigor, ready to apply his nose to tfie ghndslone more or less continuousJy urrtnil fflfter tfiie ji ing ssnesJer ejominainons. Fff ' Dt GOETH . . . Jchn venture forth, confideirtv a 3cr CCS. - re. ' or Is t sii shipg ' ' ) I

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BIG EATERS. Alex Talmant of Sigma Rho serves appetites to Jim Saunders, Kathy Werring, Verna Radel, and Paul Lucas. Sigma Rho was the big money collector for the night, winning over the Kappa Upsilon dunking tank by 50c, which seems to indicate that RCC students are almost as sadistic as they are hungry. A BRIGHT spotlight glides from booth to booth then out into the chilly night air returning slowly to repeat its performance. A softball whizzes through the air . . . smack ... it leaves its wet impression on cold concrete ... a miss . . . The fragrance of hot buttered popcorn fills the air and happy people talk all at once about things that happy people talk about. A shock of laughter cries out over the monotonous hum of mingling words . . . someone else has seen himself on Candid Camera. Plop . . . the spotlight hangs its head, its glowing eye aimed at the rolling dice and their anxious owner. Where have all the flowers gone? The little man runs to set it right and it. begins its journey once again, looking for the end of a circle. The sound of music emanates from within the darkened sanctuary. Crash . . . the seat collapses and ejects its charge into gelid liquid . . . a hit . . . and it was . . . LET AAE GO, Tony Elam in his natural habitat, behind a bar or two. This time they belong to WAA but they don ' t seem to be as much fun as . . . 27

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