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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Dancer, twirling fiery batons, gives a hotly excitipg performance at the Royal Tahitian. •• Z V M ' J ' 1 1 1 ri trcs?- ffi 1 . ■■ ' - - -if I This Royal Tahifian dancer is giving lessons on how it ' s done, but one look, and who cares about how to do it? 30