Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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Assistant Editor-in-Chief Sandy Petroff gives reporter John Heyl his assignment for the next issue while John Stellman, sports editor, goes over reporter Mike Torres' assignment. Feature Editor Mike Mandell and Associate Editor Adele Burns discuss the possibilities of their assigne ments. Managing Editor Arlene James lstand- ing Ieftl points out the good and bad features of Layout Editor Jeff Drake's pre- liminary page plan, while other layout editors Norma Lounders, Steve Cooper- smith, Judy Baber, and reporter Doreen Winnick looks on. Having received her assignment, reporter Willy Vanderpaol interviews star athlete Ivan Bennett who is also a writer for the sports page. After the smash iss,e comes aut, Edi- tor-ln-Chief Anne Morgulis talks over the paper with reporters Sally Pope, Diane Renwick, Andy Slade, and photographer Dave Blazey. Nat shown are reporters Ron Schaefer, Lois Bubenheim, Sue Rubin, and Chris lucky.

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REGENTS REVIEW STAFF When the Regents Review hit the stands, lucky subscribers settled back in their choirs to read the highlights of school activities and to enioy the wit of our tal- ented columnists. But the staff of the Regent Review, under the guidance of Mr. Sol Kautler, returned to the task of pub' lishing the next edition of our outstand- ing school newspaper. Editor-In-Chiefs Anne Mor- gulis Hall semesterj and Sandy Petroff fspring sem- esterl laugh over their ex- periences, Conviction The REGENTS REVIEW staff pays no heed to Mr. Kautler's Ihr A-mga we eutenening words that the paper will not meet its deadline. ,x E s 1---.,,, 'f-snQ5,

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SOUND CREW These are the culprits who send the sweet voice of the oral bulle- tin into our classes and through our sleep-clouded minds each morning. The boys also handle the sound effects at all assem- blies and sports events. Mr. T , Mr. Trierweiler, their advisor, our superenergized audio-visual co- ordinator, who also is in charge of our stage crew, is typical of our lazy faculty. RADIO CLUB KGRCR is the call number of the Regent Radio Club. During the past semester, members of the Radio Club toured Reseda's cam- pus with walkie talkies, carrying on conversations from opposite ends of the school. Teachers for awhile were astounded with our secret powers . But plans have been made to establish this walk- ie talkie service as a permanent part of Reseda High School's de- fense plan. With the help of Mr. Bruce Karr, sponsor of the club, members built a transmitter and set up a weekend schedule for its use. As a side line to the building of their transmitter, sev- eral club members ioined a satel- lite tracking team in Chatsworth. LATIN CLUB Latin is important to any student who is considering a career in medicine or law and students at Reseda are very fortunate in hav- ing it as part of their curriculum. Reseda's Latin Club, sponsored by Mrs. Thelma Lindenberg, gave interested Latin students the chance to further enioy their knowledge of Latin outside of class. This past year's activities included attendance at the Junior Classical League Convention and a Latin Banquet where required dress was togas and tunics.