University of California Riverside - Tartan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Something like one third of the student body of UCR called Canyon Crest home this year. Groups of single students handed together to cook, clean, and pay the rent. Arguments as to whose turn it was to cook and who didn't wash the dishes last night were an integral part of life at UCR. Cpening of the dorms now under construction in the fall of 1959 will mark the end of life in the Crest for single students and the passing of an era. . the Activities OIUCR .

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fLeftj Molly Simmons looks up lor a moment from her task oi arranging the senior class pictures as senior editor. CRightJ Caught in the uct, laclcie Foreman smiles engagingly at the camera as she works with the equipment that goes with her post as dark room technician, fLeftJ Sports copy editor Sam Black relaxes with a pipe and a mug-of coffee??-as he watches the rest of the staff feverishly trying to meet deadlines. QRiglitJ Ellie Malloch, organimitions editor, adds one more thing to her list of worries and onc more club to her list of organizations whose -pictures must be scheduled. fLeftj Obviously highly pleased with the sue' cess of this year's Tartan sales, business mana' ger Ross Hensley thumbs through some of the results of his work. Right: The relaxed and easy mood shown here by copy editor Ann Allen and her maidfoffallf work, Gerilee Gustason, gives no hint of the confusion that beset them and the midnight oil that was burned as copy deadline and finals ap' proachecl simultaneously. Cl..ower rightj Checking their most important piece of equipment, Steve Millers, left, and Larry Williams, photographers, are themselves snapped for the Tartan. Since the rest of the staff is using all the desks, ads editors Judy Fellwock, left, and Kay Bratsch had to use the floor to consult on one of the most important parts-moneyfwise-of the book. ,,. ,v,' Qi',,'EP' 1. 'QQNNNXRVN 4 Z 5 Z 5 25 V .f Page 29

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Cirls living in the Crest have to rough it: cooking and cleaning are chores all are responsible for. Deanna Dcrbish, Judy Sherman, and Eleanor Ryan, left to right, are either tidy housekeepers or expecting an inspection. During the illness of Dean Loda Mae Davis, Dean Thomas Broadbent took charge of the women students of Canyon Crest. Here Dean Broadbent gallantlyi faces a formidable audience at one of the Crest meetings. In the front row, left to right, are housemothers Mrs. Atcheson and Mrs. Mersereau. Around table, left to right: Visitors Bill Stevenson and Bob Duncanson pay Il call on neighbors Paul Holland, john Holland, and Danny Goodcase. 3491 Avocado was the site of many UCR nonfsponsored activities. Campus police check to make sure all is quiet in the Crest after eleven pm Let's go gang, all in!! matammmv