Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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PROJECTION CREW Informative educational films are certainly an aid to learning and without the skilled help of Proiection Crew, the show- ing of these films would be impossible. Under the guidance of Mr. Trierweiler, members of this organization learn to operate proiectors and at the same time serve their school. LETTERMEN Boys at Reseda having lettered in any varsity sport and having passing grades in three solids and physical education are eligible for Lettermen's Club. Their pur- pose, which is to unite the varsity lettermen so that they can give school service and sponsor activi- ties, is well achieved under the sponsorship of Mr, Quick and Mr. Lambert. Members bowl together monthly and sponsor the Letter Awards Presentation Banquet. THESPIANS The greatest honor that can be bestowed upon an aspiring actor is to be selected for membership in Thespians, Nationwide Honor Society for young actors. Regent Thespians, sponsored by Mr. Da- vid Farley, participated in the annual Pasadena Playhouse One Act Play competition and the Thespfan Regional Festival. During the summer months Thespians from all over America will meet at a summer camp in the Blue Grass State to find new friends, renew old acquaintances, and im- prove their knowledge of the Arts.

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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.

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LOS REYES Regents interested in Spanish discovered Los Reyes, Reseda's Spanish Club, to be one of our outstanding clubs. Under the leadership of Mr. Robert Pann, Los Reyes began the season with the semi-annual lnitiation Ban- quet where novice members learned of the events planned 'for them. The Exchange Pro- gram with University and Hamilton High Schools was intended to promote both friendship among students and interest in Hispanic Culture. The third year of l.os Reyes was brought to a close with the sound of laughter as members enjoyed the terminat- ing Splash Party. LES CHEVALIERS Parlez-vous francais? If you speak French you will be interested in Les Chevaliers, Re- seda's French Club, sponsored by Miss Coop- er. The club's purpose is to further their knowledge and appreciation of the French language and culture. Activities include trips to foreign movies and French restaurants. l'S.f