Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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,www KIYHYE yyy. I sms EE TH' Si 2 -gy' Paul Benton Dave Cole Allan Fitzsirnmons --., 'Next time We move the ladder, says Ken Ruedy, as Allan Fitzsimmons, Bob Falstrom, Paul l-lolmgren, and Tony Reynolds stand by helpless, J .W Carl Bergan Mike Black Steve Conkle Steve Coopersmith lohn Flaherty Stan Gering Warren Brandli left Cullen Chris Godchaux KNIGHTS Exemplitying modern twentieth cen- tury chivalry are the boys selected tor membership in Knights. These boys must have a high scholastic record, good citizenship, and be able to exert their leadership ability. They are chosen trom the senior class and this is the highest honor to be bestowed upon a tweltth grade boy. This organization is always ready to be ot service to the teachers and student body ot Reseda. They extend a helping hand during the turmoil we know as pre-registra- tion: they sponsored the Christmas formal in conjunction with Ladies, and they usher at all assemblies. Mr. Cole and Mr. Cfansz have been the sponsors ot Knights, and tor the tall semester Kenny Cfant was presi- dent and David Cole took over in the spring. Richard Bregan Dennis Burke Ken Cloke Dale Dalton Ted Eggleston Bob Falstrorn Ken Grant Dante Greene lohn l-leyl , 4 I 6, , VVV' ' .1 Q 2 y W Z9 1 Q f Z ff ' Mr? Q! -ifffw f f t ,i .ff f 7 Z , J ' f 6. 4 ' ff 9, k ee M Y 9 f , 1 0 2, , 'Q ff if 2 J, 1, f f ff WSJ M

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PEP CLUB The group responsible for the enthusiastic shouting that helped send out football team to the top of the Valley League is Reseda's Pep Club. Each Thursday after school, the l25 members dlligently yelled in rehearsal for Friday inght's game. Be- sides their vociferous expressions, the Pep Club decorated the field with Regent colors before the game, and sponsors the Pep Rally each semester. Socially, the or- ganization has its annual snow trip dur- ing the spring. President Dave Dempsey and sponsor Mr. Osborne agree the Pep Club maintains a high standard of school spirit and insures a terrific turnout at all sports events. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Tom l..aBelle, Dot Sherman, Linda Rogers, Marsh Russell, Diane Smith, Carole Boody, and Dave Dempsey. agents rallied or victories Go! Regents! Go! A familiar cry at the Uni game shows, our enthusiasm for our team as We find We are on the Way to the Coliseum for the city finals.

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NL-w onor and aceluim awarded to t I0 deserving gf f F Q .V 'K i 5 X WWW? 'BPA lohn Nagel Merle Holmes Warren Solt joel Saken lohn Nelson Paul Holmgren Mike Schaefer Marvin Ott SQUIRES The ambition of the male juniors at Re- gentville is attaining membership in the honor organization for their grade, the Squires. For two years, the select Squires have been serving at sports nigh's and helping with noon activities. At football games and the Chariot-O-Rama, the 33 members served as ushers. Combined activities between Les Demoi- selles, the junior girls honor organization, and Squires included an evening of roller skating and a party following was the focal pant of the semester. john l-leyl and Ron Schafer, the executive officers in Squires, along with Mr. Moreno and Mr. Dunn, their sponsors, conduct the ambitious members in their service pro- jects. SQUIRES: Row 1: D. Fleckles, l. Williams, R. Schaefer, B. Leichtling. Row 2: D. Perlman, I. Frank, D, Edge, S. Bordofsky, R. Caruso, K. Weary. Row 3: Mr. Moreno, B. Silver, C. Smith, D. Vanclervort, R. Caleen, M. Mills, S. Higgens, L. Popejoy. Row 4: I. Robison, D, Townsend, B. Frey, B. Ienks, l. Bilsborrow, G. Iolley, l, Greene, M. Russel, I. Scott, I. Kranzler. ITLISSSI. I. DCOII. I. IXFQYIIZLSIT. W V- Bill Legler Oliver Page Larry Stone Glenn Levant Pete MacDoran Tony Reynolds Terry Robuick Pete Weiss lim Williams Mike Mandell Ken Ruedy Terry Wilson