Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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Ohl That's just what I was looking for, exclaims ludy Hungerford, as she admires the lovely cotton- pretty skirt and blouse outfit shown to her. You can't help but find the outfit to suit your taste, girls. at IEANNIES CASUALS, 18448 Sherman Way, for IEANNIES is stocked with only the best and newest in feminine creations. Pwr ' J , 5' .QQ . iflfwftstf Vern Vihlene has brought Linda Smith and Mary Ann Zumstein along with him to give their feminine advice as to which of the many stylish shirts found at GREENEYS would suit him best. Mary helps to show one that seems to please everyone. For the very best in men's clothes, visit GREENEYS MIEN WEAR, at 18315, Sherman Way in Reseda. It's a well-known fact that the fastest way to cr man's heart is through his stomach, but Dave Monapenny seems to be confronted by q u it e a decision. Linda Suhorn, Dian Messina, Sallye Oldham and Alisa Soltes all seem to be well aware of that fact, and their paths consist of the same potent product- MCDONI-lLD'S scrumptious food. No one can resist the convenience and variety of food that is offered at McDONALD'S, 18761 Sherman Way in Reseda. K 7 9 v. N ' 51 if 'j . , , tt , 4 C .wr ,Wwwwf as N E of H 1 . if Q X Q5 rt. 2 .Mfg W VV fm ifi My Lf ff, .,..,.,,, 4 2 E fgi 'M l Miss Leigh is showing Gloria Martens how to make perfect coffee with the Chemex Coffeemaker at the Sentiment Shop, 8820 Reseda Blvd., in Northridge. You can also find a complete selection of cards, sta- tionery, office supplies and gifts for all occasions there, where novelty is abundant and a good quality is always present. . M F.: . r xr' t -warm: tl. fff' lm - g . Q., , , K' xiftm jf fl, 2 V if V is i -X ,vs rsvp , ,, ssgr x 0 . - .35 ' 'rs ll 3313. rt L . .ffwvfrf 'A L .Wah fthe- his . .. 'Q f'- M M ,.,,, M, -i 3 il . ,iii X SN 1 iz is ft X 2 AN -s xg gr .sg Ye we W., 1- ,ww 4,-rr...a...X,,l T, , ,M ,. 4, r .ti

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Be a champion bowler! Ioin Sue Fern, Rick Phillips, and Linda Bouck as they watch Gary Farrow prepare to display his fantastic ability. Yes, you too can enjoy one of Ameri- ca's favorite sports by visiting SHERMAN SQUARE BOWL, at 18430 Sherman Way. There you can find the most modern bowling apparatus, as well as a fine adjoining restaurant for those bowlers with keen appetites. While resting comfortably, Phyllis Pool experi- ences the exceptional service that accompanies the exquisite clothes selection that is found at COUNTRY CLUB FASHIONS, located at l8l0l Sherman Way in Reseda. Carol Gollos also views the srmartiy lfl'ii'l!Ol'lF.'d dress that Ray Noyer is clisplafiiff aififleritfilly. those cute outfits that the girls mol' .po :-:tylish in are two examples of ting fine fglotliffl fiiilrrfi fat Everyone smile pretty . . . and that includes the photographer, Iudy Sudduth, too. Mike Dempsey, Rene Smith and Wayne Young are switching the usual procedure by backfiring the picture-takin' business right back at the photographer. Thus all tour Regents are utilizing the excellent photo- graph equipment included in the wide selection at HAY'S CAMERA STORE, 18340 Sherman Way, Reseda. Phone DI. 5-4610. What a lovely orchid, exclaims Iudy Marquette as she admires the perfect flower shown to her by Mr. Childes. lim Iohnson, too, is enthused with this choice that he has made especially for Iudy in anticipation for the future formal dance. There is a wonderful variety of flowers to be found at the RESEDA FLORIST, 7258 Reseda Boulevard. To order flowers or for information, call DI. 2-6171. S 5537 fiiia'9l,L,l 'g . 4 ,. J I .. V3 PQI f - .Q . JI' ' 7 7 4 . ti

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f Btu- 2 '--c Rain or shine . . . your car will look clean all the time-if you bring it to RESEDA CAR WASH at 18815 Sherman Way in Reseda. There, all kidding is put aside as Gary Wells, George Mackey, Christ Darwin and Mike Grossman, among others who work there, concentrate entirely on providing their pa- trons with the very cleanest car possible. l A f ' X IMA! I f .- , ,f , ' ,-f zz, - ' , .zf-w-. . f- cf-:swf -. i J 4' G 7 ' 3 fri f , THE DARLING SHOP, 19407 Victory Boulevard, Re- seda, is California's gift to the Iunior size. From the French Riviera to Southern California patios, these cool, crisp cottons, modeled by Pam Wagner and Charleen Coates, are the look for summer. These disarmingly delightful cottons are by Candy Iones and Sue Leslie. The DARLING SHOP is proud to feature sizes 5-15 of assorted ice cream shades with a touch of sweetness ..,.V,,,,,,, ,,,,..,, Sl4.98 as featured. -I f 42 4 ,. f. ' z !f I I 'Z 7 ' What a predicament!!! Karen Orrell certainly has become attached to bowling, particularly that bowl- ing ball. Once you have patronized the VALLEY HOBBY AND SPORTS CENTER, you too will become attached . . . to the friendly atmosphere, that is, that at .--,.,,.,, 14 4 - ' awww, ,.,, Q7 3 f Q nz, H E Pnnvnum ceccmwi Karen Bradstreet is posing in pure Dutch, as she wears a maid's dress from the little seaside village of Vollendam, Holland. Karen is l e n d i n g t h e DROSTE line - Holland's finest chocolate import - additional old-world Dutch flavor. Displayed are just a few novelties and packages of this delightful, world-renowned chocolate. You'll find it in all de- partment stores and Valley gourmet shops. accompanied the tremendous variety of sports and hobby supplies found there. Visit the VALLEY HOB- BY AND SPORTS CENTER at 18716 Ventura Boule- vard in Tarzana.