Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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ANNUAL STAFF , 'K-V mx Busy chatter, the clatter of typewriter keys, the rustling of paper . . . these were familiar sounds all semester as the members of the Talisman Staff worked to bring you this record of this past year at Reseda. Mr. Paul Kluth, Mr. Paul Johnston, and the Staff spent many long hours to give you a yearbook that we enioyed do- ing and a book that we hope you, our classmates and fellow students, will take pride in accepting. The success of the 1955 Talisman is due largely to the hard work and never-ending enthusiasm of Claudia Christie anc Mary Grable, co-editors. lt took many long hours to accomplish their various iobs, CIaudia's of Copy Editor and Mory's of Business Manager. O . . M.3:m:a1'.'1s:r1:z 2::::,' :2:,... C 0 n v i vi Q I Me m 0 ri eg studio running smoothly. A- The Talisman Office is that famous office behind B-I and B-2 where no one can be found during period 6. As you might guess, this is only the nerve agency of this 160-page publication. These staff members covered the campus 40 weeks a year with cameras, walkie-talkies, shopping cars, and sharp- ened pencils, to produce another prize-winning publication. A Talisman photographer poses his trained birds for the camera.

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Sewed, FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Today many of tomorrow's busi- ness leaders are preparing for the future. The Future Business Leaders of America Organization fostered the scholastic ability and the citizenship of its members. Members were also taught to have confidence in themselves and to take an interest in their school and community. Under the watchful eyes of Mrs. Jane Biel, Future Business Leaders ot Ameri- ca managed a round of parties and conventions between business meetings. WRITERS CLUB Any student who was interested in writing was welcomed to the Writers Club. Under the guidance of Mr. Paul Johnston, the group's activity centered around the de- velopment of a notebook in which members planned and cle- veloped material in the field of writing that interested them. This year the club sponsored Reseda's Annual Writers' Contest. PRE-ENGINEERS Interest in science and engineer- ing plus the completion ofa pro- ject each semester are essential for membership in Pre-Engineers Club. Mr. Eckert, the club spon- sor, arranged trips to Point Magu, Kaiser Steel, and Rocketdyne, tor Club members who promote an interest in science and engineer- ing and to try to encourage more students to enter these fields.

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