Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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PROIECTION CREW: Row 1: T. Thrasher, I. Campbell, R. McCumber, B. Borders, N. Carb, R. Gruenberg. Row 2: M. Keidatz, W. Shaffer, D. DeShon, R. Collins, S. Cera, D. Rotoli. Row 3: T. Wells, G. Pixley, D, Bunting, H. McDonald. SOUND CREW: Larry Lueke, Skip Cera, Mike Deutsch, Mike Moore, Steve Semer, Ralph Mason, lack Allen. GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB: Mr, McKnight, Lee Slobodkin, Ray Gregg, Mike McIn- tosh Craig Mills, Richard Phelps, Iohn Baumgardner, Dick Parker, Tom Alt, 156 PROTECTION CREW Mr. Lasiter has competently sponsored the Projec- tion Crew this past year. These boys are divided in even numbers for showing movies throughout the day every period. Mr, Lasiter makes sure that each boy has been well trained to assist the teachers. They must be sincere in the work and have the ability to continue throughout the year. Larry Lueke has been elected by his contemporaries to serve as president of this crew. SOUND CREW The fourteen members of the Sound Crew have ef- ficiently provided sound for all Reseda's activities held in the auditorium. Mr. Lasiter is the sponsor of the organization, and he feels that these boys have competently utilized the knowledge and special aptitude they have in this field. The executive authority has been vested in Ralph Mason and Iack Allen, summer and winter presidents, respectively. The major off-campus interest of this group is ham radios. They pursue this hobby with enthusiasm and devote some of their meeting time specifically to this activity. GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Charles Brady and Mr. M. McKnight, Regents have had the opportunity to develop their special skills in the printing field. ln order to qualify for this club, students must main- tain a C average and have completed one semester of print shop. This is a very fruitful year for these aspiring printers as they attended field trips to printing establish- ments and held a banquet at the conclusion of the semester, honoring the outstanding members. The most rewarding task undertaken was the major part this club played in the development of a really worthwhile club for students with this common aim, the Printing House Craftsmen Club.

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it .u J, A l . p f I4 .1 1 . - xx -55 wg L A X or ' -4, I W 21,1 'Q 'W T ig 'LM Each year custom car owners have a chance to show oft their industrial pursuits to other Regents at the annual Chariot-O-Rama. For superior workmanship and custom style, awards were given. Surveying under the hood of one of the winnings cars are Iirn Ramsey Linda Weitzel and two other interested Regents. Tom Montez, Second Place: Pickup Division. Howard Grotf, First Place: Hot Rod Division. Moe Bourdon, First Place: Custom Division. Ierry Wittmar, Third Place: Stock Division. lim Brasher, Third Place: Custon Division. s