Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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The tollowing toculty rnerrihers have been assigned to the Taft High School in September l96U. Elodia Barberio, Henry Bradley, Chester Bramblett, nHelen Brockmeier, David Bullock. Ruth Friedman, Iylia Goodenough, Shirley Harper, Ianice Imbach, Harold Paul Iohnston, David Kenyon, Paul Kluqih,'Hairold Lam- bert, Norman Lerman, Gloria Quintana, Raymond Ross, Karen. Shair, Wayne Shannon, Donald Thibeault. A , ' ' ' Albert Sobo Fine Arts Woodcarving Norman Stefies English Flying Nell Stinson Engish Flower Arranging Earle Stoddard Science Swimming, Skiing Donald Thibeault So ial Studie Reading Hugh Thompson M Mathematics UCLA Football Fan Iames Tippet Boys' P E Sports William Trierwieler Fine Arts l-l O, Railroad. t t Iudith Ward i l'lornernalcing i Sewing, Swirnrning , Rebecca Williams Hariri Counselor Swiinnnna, Tennis George Winslow Mf1lliK.'ItIfiilt'1'T lirirnf- Worlcnhop 14 T t Gerald Wondra l.nf1li:.li lit-firllnil iq' A Marjorie Wyckoff I filrlit' PH ,f Itfrrtvtiiqr, Music Robert Young Social Studios Sports, Singing Mr W ar' ' , Herman Zivetz V' J ,rfb ' can i 4 eg f g ' 'ZF' --nf 1 ' 24 M A 4 I f C, , . my V I, ,-f,,,. -wC1t,'lfIl Studies ,,,. bi, V ' q'vvJ ' f t ik, ' fLl.5ggfQ.QL-4 A ' T ef f- ,ir , ,,....... If ..,-.- V A cr Ain Fr-fi ot Teachers Q la . A.. I 'f , l iTake a letter Mrs Shindo, and l dont want you using any of that new-tangled notion these :noderns tag shorthandt' instructs Sandy Kay Poor Miss Gregarius' These airls with their hockey sticks are more dangerous than wild livutis with their tomahawl-as ever wore' Ease it into the basket partner and znalze it pronto' calls Sheldon Winniclq as Steve Schwartz tries for o shot at Mr Farrns wastohtisket ART DEPARTMENT Because the tield ot art is as wide as a ten aallon hat, Resedals art teachers keep each course brnn tnll For students planning to en- ter the corninercial art tield, there are ad- vanced art and advertising art classes that tell the tale ot the practical application ot art in the business world. This semester there was a held trip downtown to the Scholastic Art Awards Exhibit. There were many Reseda en- tries and three winners ot the Gold Kev the highest art award. An art exhibit and art sale captured everyones attention in the sprina Mr. Soho has led the art department throuah another creative year. Thftv put' Us U17 fifa f

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E3 r-mum.-,-rs GTB SS A lq x ' ., craucurs-.io Q I 2? 54 TN Mormwn-.50 E' ' , SCALP W os, I U V QQ., 9,2 I 'llf flmhy I . 0 0 A l -O nccc Q. in ngaiyilg agl v in P Q2 fl WK -3 4 ' f f f f X' ii! I Tiiiibffiii . 5 K Q HOMEMAIUNG DEPARTMENT fr? 'T o girl is eve i de at ee lic rn at keeping y y house after gra uaung .rom Resedas homema- ing deoirtnion.. Headed by lXlr:. Goldbeclq, tie ' f T ni xi. ini: :ii re Llelsi A vittles and neat N r bran d c or ni 1 Ci + + it 'rr' , Q ' N c l d YNN + A 'N 'Nt 1 1 vi T il is SPCA i G C4 N Cir C L L ii E I, L fe 'n t1dy :sizes This year the Gas Company dem- , ji ' . , , ,,. i T, R i citsiratea tie use CHQ :are 3: a gas range Not 1: re :gt acne igie Vfaier and Power Company ' l JSE 0 6' I Gt i li 'X Q N t li: -s...a-if Q1 . wr.-g, ini g.,.... ,., 2751? i ,,, -.5 N vi -..L T- s .-- N,.s,s,-q.,,.,,, ' , an Iune Robathcm Raymond Ross Dewey Rowland 5 ' 'nl 3'4 ' fU A l'TAl, Oi an eieciiik Girls PE Science Registrar 7--if: -if :E-59 3533 lil? P39 PCTUPCUWY left C1 Stoutina Halt-timeShcv.'sl'rai.'elina,EC1ardening Photography brasil:-'s QETJTTTTTVT RIC their leslure on horn? RObT9I'T SCh1iChlel' DOI1Gld SChll1tZ e p7e'.'e:'.i1-ci -.. :-.iet'.' Truly, the role ot Social Studies S:ient:e ':i'e:1:Q1ef :iid :f1 i 9f was never more thor- Rejjlf-3 Alhlellifi Horses ,--l.- -lA - -1- -,. gave .,-T Reqedg Wayne Shannon Hazel Shindo 'TEM' 'STAT W 'W' ME' E E Sorrel Stair: Busirc-s f cc C situ. ru, ,U ww A, A A Dabbliia ir. R o ie engineers r - - et- -sire-Q 1-- , ,..-.-.- ...--. -W--- , .--...- 'V-Y-pr ,f ,..-.s,... ,,,. ,.., ..u.e - ..,,-h,,.,tt-. it he had Lia ff. ,...cs., eil Estate Bowling, Dancing Education Consuelo Seymour Foreign Languages Traveling, Sports Waymon Shotstall Boys' PE. American Clocks MUSIC DEPARTMENT aff' -4' Paul Rozowski Business Education Remodeling Homes Karen Shczir Girls' RE. Badminton, Cooking Raymond Smith Social Studies Sailing mi, . ,S 1 f 1 Tm-ez Under the direction ot Miss Hindee, Reseda High Schools music department has grown by pep bands, outstanding musicals, and new courses. Music history, the most recent addition, is for ad- vanced students. Atter successfully producing MANHATTAN TOWERS on its own, the music department, in conjunction with the drama department, produced the sparkling musical OKLA- HOMA' A notable asset to the entire student body is the new Pep Band that plays lor school assemblies under the direction ot Mr Oagliardi. Widely' acclaimed are the Regenaires, Reseda's otticial dance band The Regent Marching Band is seen at every mator Reseda sports event. A note oi variety is added to the music courses as field trips, choir festivals, and contests chime in the busy schedule. The music students at Reseda are well pre- pared tor careers in teaching in dance bands, and in professional and non-protessional choirs and orchestras. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Headed by Mr. Eossett, the math department continues to tangle with ditticult formulas, to track down multiple unknowns, and to corral those complicated trigonometry tunctions at break-neck speed, A tield day at Occidental College and a math contest at L A City College are but two ot the activities that dot the spring semester calendar. A chance to air one's views and to swap ideas is provided by the Mathematics Club, sponsored by Mrs. Percer. Being largely college preparatory, the math department attracts students who intend to become college math, science, or engineering maiors, This year math analysis has been reor- ganized to include more analytic geometry tor college prepara- tion Only time can disclose the value ot this change. Long ago the lndians used paint on their laces, now Mr, Rozowski uses il to remodel homes Mr lliverls hobby ot hagpipe playing is certainly unique, but he had better be careful nct to start iii' stampede 17

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