Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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Themselves, i' x We-QE fl Q 11 5 ' i 'f , 5T'lf i ' - q ',,, A L it r-Dfw HlhH SIHHI rruriiniir ii-Hy ni Psiuittiui RUSH!-X by f .4 -b?9 99m PHOTO SOCIETY Are you interested in photography? Then the Photo So- ciety is for you. The club sponsors the Annual Photo Salon in May. Its activities include several field trips, including their traditional February snow trip, under the sponsorship of Mr. Warren King. t PRE-MED CLUB Pre-Med Club acquainted members with the different and exciting fields of medicine, the outstanding leaders in the profession, and the opportunities that new discoveries made possible. They entertained guest speakers and were aided in planning their interesting meetings by Mrs. Bonnie Feers, Mrs. Julie Goodenough, and Mrs. Warn. l3l

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Xxilp, Xxx' Challenged ASTRONOMICAL ASSOCIATION On clear nights members of the Astronom- ical Association met under the supervision of Mrs. Ruth Delgado to observe the heavens and to share equipment and knowledge with those interested in as- tronomy. Several members of the Association be- long to the Moonwatchers team that built the Chatsworth station to track satel- lites. At their weekly meeting, everyone gathered around to listen in silence as the Moonwatchers described the strange sensation of tracking satellites across the sky. CHESS CLUB Concentration is the keynote in playing chess, and this club had the quietest meetings of all our school organizations. Mr. Robert Pann, the sponsor, helped teach the game to newcomers and helped the old members improve their skill. This year they had lectures, and engaged in interscholastic competition and tourna- ments. NATURALIST CLUB Nature offers beauty and mystery and the Naturalist Club provided the oppor- tunity for interested students to explore these wonders. Mrs, Barbara Hopper en- couraged the members in individual pro- iects and sponsored their field trips. Ba- lona Creek in Culver City proved to be an enioyable trip. This year they sponsored the Science Fair and entertained speakers at their meetings.

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ik .4 Sl 'B-...LF NEWS BUREAU Without the News Bureau the citizens of the surrounding com- munities wouldn't hear about many of the activities that go on at our school. Members of the class write news stories of school happenings and send them to our valley papers. Mr. Sol Kaufler, head of the Journalism Depart- ment, arranges their annual trip to the Times Building. OFFICE HELPERS Every year young men and wo- men are entering professions that require work in an office. Out our way students are given an opportunity to gain experience in this field by helping out in the various clerical and administra- tive offices, where they do such important iobs as filing, switch- board operation and above all learn how to get the iob done effficiently. Contributed mi 'fax has-P+' L,-