Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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AROUND THE WORLD CLUB Sponsored by Mrs. Barbara Faust, this club worked to expand our student body's interest in foreign lands and people. Extending Reseda's friendship to exchange students, the club held a dinner to welcome them to their new home. The dinner was one of the most enjoyed occasions of the year. STUDENT STORE HELPERS Each school day as the campus awakened, Student Store Helpers got ready to serve King Regent's subiects. Throughout the day they gave cheerful and willing service. Mrs. Anne Nelson super- vised this service group who gained valuable experience while serving their fellow students. 1 2 3 CAFETERIA HELPERS i When hungry Regents filed up l to the cafeteria counters they found cheerful smiling faces wait- ing to take their order. These smiling faces belonged to the Cafeteria Helpers who, under the V guidance of Mrs. Dorothy Swain, were noted for their efficic-f:y and courtesy.

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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,-

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ln this world of space travel and cosmic rays, education has gained a new im- portance. Our Future Teachers of America realize this and are even now being trained to take their place as leaders in the world of tomorrow. Under the guid- ance of Mr. Gerald Wondra, they seek to develop qualities essential to good instruction and the advancement of stu- dent leadership. Once a year club mem- bers attend the Future Teachers Confer- ence at U.S.C., to study the latest devel- opments in the teaching profession. Concerned V 'k'N-'4' Themselves LA CORONA HISPANICA Regents who maintain a straight A average for three semesters of Spanish were able to ioin La Co- rona Hispanica, the Spanish Na- tional Honor Society. Under the guidance of Mr. Wesley Balbue- na, members of La Corona His- panica not only acknowledged high achievement and gave ser- vice to their school, they also found time to enioy a number of social activities. AVIATION CLUB font little figure you might have seen way up there in the plane from our nearby airport could F31-fe been a member of the Avia- tion Club. Regents interested in aeronautics were welcomed to ine weekly meetings of Reseda Aviation Club, sponsored by Mr. Norman Steffes. The club en- foyed a variety of activities, guest sneakers, films, field trips and parties,