Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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0 heritage equal to honor IOEL SAKEN President DIANE WEISS Vice President SEIGNION CLASS SONG We are the Seignions ot Winter '59 For quality and leadership our class will shine. Our colors-turquoise, charcoal, and white. For their symbol We'H always tight. Hail Winter '59, Seignions ot Reseda High. Turquoise and charcoal shine bright above the rest. They represent our class with honor We are the best. Our name and motto We Will uphold. For the Seignions are mighty and boid. Hail, Winter '59, Seignions ot Reseda High. JANET BLISS BARBARA ECKARDT DOROTHY BOWMAN Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Summer Senior Cabinet-Standing: G1 L t Sitting: Maxine Ott, Ken Ctoke, Carole I-?dqI1?er.eVCm ' Ice' silken' 53

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No l'0Il'llI'll as noble as seniority Culminating three memorial high school years, the are going to attend college, others plan to work, and for Each member of the class can remember the feelings rived at Reseda. Everyone will always think fondly of the each gained immediate prestige in the eyes of the entire l56 Siegnions depart from Reseda High, some some marriage is the immediate goal. of anxiety and hopefulness when he or she ar- acute class unity kept alive by diligence with student body. The Senior UB semester began the first acknowledged organization of the class, Ken Cloke was elected president, sweaters in ice turquoise and charcoal adorned each Seignion, and their motto and song were chosen. The summer divided their senior year, but President loel Saken and his senior UA cabinet planned many activities for group enjoyment. Foremost in the minds of this class Will always be the progressive dinner, the barbecue, and the beach party. The Seignions return in the fall was marked by a victory in the Field Day against the Empyreans and a Prom given in their honor with the theme HBa li H'ai. Hustle and bustle symbolizes the last month of their high school career, when there were graduation announcements and all-night party tickets to be purchased. The class play was Our Town, and the class gift was a beautiful showcase to contain plaques from every senior class. The flawless Seignion's graduation was held in the auditorium, and climaxing high school days was the long to be remembered all night party held at the Beverly Hilton with almost 100972 in attendance. s S .. air Y 'XX S ,

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