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

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To encourage creeping to- getherness, A. M. S. held its an- The first activity, the Hello nual watermelon feed on the C. E. S. picnic grounds. Here is proof as Noel Chrisman and Pete Reimuller hungrily devour large chunks of watermelon, not even taking time to smile for the Hurry-up, line-up and wait was the order of the day. . . . Oh, well, it's only registra- tion. Dance, was sponsored by ASUCR to welcome Freshmen and new students to our friendly campus. lt was one of the many activi- ties of F. A. W. Week. F CGYT1Sl'GlT1Cll'l. W' :f'fZPZQfW'iI 3 5,5 f2i'7'1'f6 Q 'C?I-ZfiEW7f3'f '5' -Ffh 'QW' e .. . y J ,, fl 5, .. ,. . f . , .. - - ff -ir- 'iff -'fi' 'Q' ' f 5 ' .-' Mi? 4 V4 'f73'Ii'T?fSf2'- il 1' fl f 'aoicif ': fia:,2f i licff? 4'E'I?ff' : 'Z:Y571'I iw ' ,,..ngM5vhz3:15y', 1fzgmfaz'':z1-5455-rx,f::z7,2're, -,CWVEZ-Q -V sz xv gf: ' 1- ,I , V f,V...g:1v:tf' - - 1 IS WCS 'l' e lrsl' DSFIO O T e .1 '-ayskf' . V1-,g 525521 ,,. T' - Vi, 1, ,.,,, .,,. , school year l958-59. lt represents that , V. period of time from the freshmen s 'mf . iff? QV: ' as? 3:62. A ig. , if V ,,,-gg, Introduction to the school to the excite- - es V ,w.,., f nn 1:-,. , ,555 ga, ,f .-g,V,-,5 ..w,,:-3,535 ' AWK.: 4355 I I- -1-t ' ' ' , ' - - .V F ment of Homecoming. During these 2 l . .,,. 9 'af ' H weeks, they have a chance to meet , ff fit' ,- 'V V55 4 SQ .',ef'gfw,f,VM-Wffgf: ,,.g.w-4,- ff, A, - - - l and become GCClUO'Hfed with The PWS'- ' 0 ' Q dent of the University, their fellow f 4 -' W f fi , l , 3,1 Zag! , , T2 5,4 f Km f fwfi- if V 153' gig X Q +3 ,, E P tl ff 4 if ff' If ' ' Ki , on , Q M M ,, l,.,.5..-. , I students, become familiar with Univer- 1VV R sity traditions, and plan their own lives . 5 f., , it V- A, 1 . ,. V., -, 1: , . ,. V,auJW'-AIWWEi.iv..,.,d:5.5:2 .A .,, Wllh Whcll' ll'leY l'iClVe leo med- . ' I - '- ' 7 -V r -W f V if X X Vwf- .J IEA- ,,. V ,MA , uit- -' 5' 414. V xi' v .-'-' A5-'Eff-gilyfi :':'2 y5F4+I f,Q.5:ff-ff f' ff- W.45fgcz:::zmg4fz2.g,f.z mfg, ,,.,.1,V, , , by f Ma f f f Q0 smafef 1 fYJ2,..fZ,,,,...,,,..,,.,,4f.:w2,,.. With music by the Harmon- 64 aires, entertainment by the un- forgettable Jerry Holt, and other events of the week-end, the semi formal Homecoming Dance at the Mission Inn was a big suc- cess. l.,l.. , ,,..,,, ' ' T 75192513-' CI . - -' fi-E'1'1 ..- 3f:'E,1352-:I'ji-Vg.,-, 1' ' ' 5- tilt' Xf5,'ri' E--- -1:V -- -',.tj1j 5. -vvkfga' - iiE?:irrE::-Iiis--.-1,14-IEI, x' . ' -,JV - -1,-1-H-V' - .:-1 ... - ' f-N -Harm 'fr'-.:.-1-:I-:N-:. . r ..1f.::- f::-2':21:e::.1:.-2-::s::, - -r .-as-' f m ' .- :Mf r 'f2:5,:a::- . - rw ' iv , , ,lm if 3 Q f Vt u Nj ...l-2,15 , l 1.64 ,W - - ,V ,- A Q K, V, f. Q3 . ,- , .1t., , . , X , .. 5 f 5 We ,f tw i '15 l1'5i5'ill ' .l . v IE: ' 'i zgif , ,. V ,., , . - . , ff -- T, V :' 1,5512 in 'Q'--r ' ivmiiiir wezv V- f 1 465-24 -I-1, 5: ff' -y H 2- '-Q ' 7 ii . . 1 , N, QQSISZ QEQ .f- ' 'A,'. - Q' 2' f' 555 ' r - .. . Yi- ' i S15 rf.'N:r-Me fl . ,..., , 4 , ,....sf' . . , , ,., . .. K. zo .. J, hee, ,....g- K . 4 .. . , Qs.,-as -4' f1-::-::sM: '- f- 1.-my ffm' : .:wefz1:1. may 5 l 1 f WGSIQN. - -riv- ,, X ' QA ' ff 1 '.1'53ii-iiltwsx ' . is 5 ' ' si ' VV , -'j 1 ,m,s.:V1ggg1,z:'f,g-an fl-ai 13:2 -7,4221 V 1 ff - 512.-gfjjl, qfsE.:.'7'zs::1'g-A ' . .. Sw .. .. 1 ef? -1 ' 'sag 2 ,ff V-1+ i -- ., 3 4123- ,. .,.- . . . +.- ' W '9 I in' ,.V 4-1.225225 -' 72411: , S 63- . , ' v . Mfg 4 - - fe 5. 5? 6, 3 ri' Muse? . V gm, ' . 1: 'Q X 'W P-fi -wgfsfgfifv .. -. nyc- V' DV - 4 J, l .mega . .3 . -Lg, gg, ig. . A

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The unplanned event, the touch of humor, the moment ot relaxation, all find their places in the casual life at UCR and add that unexplainable something to make en enjoyable atmosphere. Extracted from the mud just south of Watkins House is this sign which brings back memories of the Lake, one of the most frequently talked about spots at UCR this year. l c-if f,i-F5-fff From one tangle to another, UCR cheerleaders proceeded through the year. Here Joe Scully and Leo Juarez are mending holes in their knee socks, or are they knitting new ones? L-an--'LL.........x A , llllll WAKE f 14 ll 1, M 1 N ig .ll J E 5 'i'l'l ..vfs::-mil , i 'F -er- 'y ,.,--e4- ! ' Discussing school problems at the din- ner in his honor in the barn, President Kerr is seen here with Congressman Sound. 63 sf' '

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494. S yr-'Iv 2. With eager faces, the members of the class of '62 anticipate the joys of college life as they listen to the opening speeches of the first closs meeting during registration week. event The older student uses this time to enjoy himself while becoming ac- quainted with the new students. The difference with him is that he has memories of past years to make the present more meaningful, while help- ing to corry out old traditions. 1 Later in the week the clan- bake was held for all new stu- dents, to allow them to become acquainted and ot the same time learn some of the school songs and yells. Wet gross is a tradi- tional part of the Clanbake. l-l-m-m-m-m, now doesn't this look cozy-this is really to- gethernessl pn. This building was a welcome sight for the cold riders after the A. W. S. hayride. Hay- covered sweatshirts and levis were a result of the ride through the mountains to the dance, 4 l F 65