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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1 R ea In , .X W 71 Q, f 'W A Il6m ..,J' ,ymff CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1: Rose Barent, Alice Madigan, Myrtle Richter, Elva Goddard, Vera Austin. Row 2: Ruby Ilewton, Vern Gill, Sophie Miller, Frances Sanicola, Edna Beck, Lois Park, Margaret Harrison, Tillie Doll, UHF I1'1EllS13EI'1SEllJlE P.ElI'1Cl'1 Hands Pu.lClE FENCE These faithful Wranglers ride fence on Reseda from sunup to sunset. Rancho Reseda could never run smoothly Without its dedicated Worlchorses. lust as a cook makes or breaks a trail drive, our custodians efficient hands throw Reseda into line, i -f f i if Ni It gawk PQ f,,. lc ? 'N is Us bv ., f-A 2 WU' 0. fr Q by .nu-. :L V . . l . X c it 'f , V Xgflftiff 'is 'K A Q ' , X 4 '. ' - .aff CUSTODIAN STAFF W lg IA,f1,,gl f,f'lirirfif,If-r, fifr KVllf'fjf,'f, l.OllIIZr- Will:-1, Viola Mavily Row 2: Clyde Williams, Irwin Granger, Flclchor yrmfyr rA,f,,',1f, fjf,f,,f,k,f-lf, liiymiil Ii,,f,l1f-1, 'lf'firf4f- Ifviribrir Row 3: Viricoril Millar, Herlul Christensen, Robo? u'i 'a' NUM,-,f H,',H53 ROW 4: I4,,l,f,,fI lfurwgfy lli lf-ii llfll lI1lllI, fllviii Strom