Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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,N:iXXkN1 Q 1 --gm Q 3- .-3 X V . V .E . K 41239747 nv 1' jf V! LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT CORPORATION EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '60 Learning covers an entire life span. but your formal education is always considered as a personal investment to a successful future. Your education will be ever more important as industry gears itself for the space age. Your future and ours depend on the highly skilled and highly educated men and women of today. Facing the challenge of advancing the technology of today is up to you. For those who continue their education and can qualify. there is a great future in the many fields related to space age work at Lockheed. Airfspace travel. whether the vehicle is manned or unmanned, poses vast problems. To expand the total technology of flight, Lockheed's California Division proposes bold new concepts for both military and commercial vehicles. In line with this, the Company has assumed major responsibility for research and development on future space vehicles. This responsibility extends from development of advanced components to major complex systems. Q xx XR Q Ns A es vaa?'Aw4Q,, as I ' .,t- 2 : I 'i : Asa leader in engineering and manufacturing of airfspace vehicles and other products. Lockheed's project diversification calls for technical skills at all levels. Many individuals with varying levels of education have found promising career positions at Lockheed, When you think of your future. think of Lockheed. I CALIFORNIA DIVISION BURBANK. CALIFORNIA

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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.

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Nationally Advertised Shoes at Wholesale Prices STANDARD SHOE MFG. CO. 17630 Ventura Blvd. Encino, California Phone STate 4-9627 FAY'S HAIR STYLING The Beust in Hair Carr' ' PERMANENTS 0 TINTING 0 CUTTING Evenings by Appointment 18915 Sherman Way Reseda, Calif. Phone Dickens 2-9963 Expert Cleaning and Finishing For People Who Care NU-LIFE CLEANERS 5805 White Oak Ave. Encino, Calif. Dickens 3-6456 Now, now Elyse Rich, let's not shed any tears. just remember that all the barbers are excellent at AL'S BARBER SHOP, 18631 Ventura Boulevard. Dian Kennedy is standing by just like a good friend should . . . to catch those long locks. Arne Wyner and Dennis Chodorow receive their expert hair cuts, too, while witnessing the fate of Elyse's hair. Are you looking for the perfect place to shop . . . where you can find amazing buys in fine-quality clothes as well as courteous and prompt help in selecting your particular choice? Do as Lynda Mul- len and Dorothy Severson did. Go to HENRI'S, located at 18360 Ventura Boulevard. Here you are sure to find just what pleases you. My v ' P v 5? r What's this? An ax . . . plus a shovel!!! Steel Oman doesn't have to be mathematically-minded to add the two together and come up with some wonder- ment and a questioning tear, as revealed in his glare. Perhaps he wonders just who or what is in- cluded in Bob Swaim's plans tor the equipment. Whatever your need for a visit to the hardware store may be, make that visit to ENCINO SUPPLIES. 17939 Ventura Boulevard.