Reseda High School - Talisman Yearbook (Reseda, CA)

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. fr . . ss -Q sf 1 Byron Bird Mathematics Music, Astronomy INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT From future wheelwrights to buggy builders, Regent boys have had the opportunity to develop their special skills in the industrial arts department, under the leadership of Mr. Os- born. This year quite a few new interests have been added - small boat and surfboard building, color photography, and metal go-cycle construc- tion. The highlight of the year was the lnaustrial Arts Eair i' ra ix, n. .- a .,. N d ..e.a in the begs cunt an aran-,ina over SCT people Qladys dpe Arrieta Edward Dunn ffg'iQQQlfQ'E21QlQ ?.2'5ef:.g iff Barba:a Faust V Bonnie Feers Haro-ld Posse? Abram Friedman Trees gh Www I . s .Q , L. I . -XELSXSQ Q QQ? AR YA X W PGS! When lwfr. Safety First McKnight has his hand pried. from the printing press he'll need the doc :mighty quick, Every hombre, even down to the little lone strange seeks advice from our head counselor Miss W liarns f'l.et's hit that pear-shaped note! commands Mi Sharon Smith larns Mr Einn on what she has dis- rovered about the principles of organization HEPE FUSE DUI' Trustv Trail BUSSBS, IU4 Strong Anne Falotico English Tennis Harold Finn Business Traveling, Sports Ruth Friedman Eusiness Education Traveling David Farley English Drama lean Flemming English Reading Leonard Gagliardi Music Movies 'Q A.: ,fr- rut ff? . an pm Q. i Hindee. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT As history gallops by from the prehistoric age through the days of the Old West and up to the present day, Resedas social studies department keeps its students abreast of the times. In addi- tion to their regular courses, the Seniors enjoy special court trips and visits from representatives of the Armed Forces. All students anticipate the coming of Reseda's foreign exchange students. This year, Beatrice deliflueron frorn Switzerland and Rocky Lulqman from Indonesia have joined us in our western ways through the cornbined efforts of the American Eield Service and our Around the World Club. lnternational Relations and Economics are offered to faster students who want a broader foundation in social studies. BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT All one needed a hundred years ago to go into business was a large general store, piled to the ceiling with every article imaginable. Not so to- dayl The challenge of the business World is met by specially trained young men and women. Mrs. Carnes is in charge of Reseda's contribution to specialized business training as our business ed- ucation chairman. To add to the regular training, business law classes journey to courts, While the economic classes welcome speakers from the fields of internal revenue, finance, and insurance. All business students join in the activities of the Business Leaders of America Club that include a career day and the publication of their own newspaper. Whether one's sights are set on be- coming a boolzkeeper, stenographer, or file clerk expert training in all fields of business is here fgf the aslzing at Reseda. 'V 13

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BUUI Out Those of Us HHHHEPIH' ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Riding herd on the English language is auite a chore when dealing with 2900 students, but our schoolmarms and masters take it in their stride and do a complete and competent job. The English department justly claims proficiency in the light of its many award winning stu- dents. Special classes in literature and power reading keep our faster students forever on the move. Many fine student publications are circulated on campus: l'The Regents Review, the campus paper, and the Spur, the creative writing magazine. Drama has had an active year with its Wednesday' noon dramas and elaborate spring and sen- ior play productions. Seniors polished off the year with special gradu- ation speeches written in their English classes DRIVER'S EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Oh, for the good old days! Yesteryear's horse and buggy was never as complicated as today's horseless carriage. As a result, our driver's education teachers have found teaching the theory of modern driving to be a ten week tussle, Yet, in that relatively short length of time, our teachers pack in the essentials of driving and still supplement the course with interesting talks by police department representatives and insurance men. After completing the practical drivers education course, a student may elect to take driver's training, an on-the-road learning experience. These two courses help to keep Reseda students from becoming Hstatisticsu of the traffic toll. R ,M ,fn ,, sz f 1 ,, lf ,,,t ,ny W 2 fr We , , 0 Homer Ganz Science Four Children Margarita Gebhardf l-le :ith Office Gardeizrg Piano Alvin Giegerich lndustrral Arts 'Pfetirg Phdcgrarhf ,aaa ., .f..f .ap IA Harold Gielow Cf r-ff-f r.1..'T.l,'Z Teaching Aw' :wr Forestine Gillett lf. Vherri ati cs rr-W Geri. Collecting Lucille Goldbeck l-lor'.er:.'Jlcing l3li:','ir 3 Cari.: Iulia Goodenough fi U' lffifw tit llf4'r i--vwrliur Bernard Goodmanson lfrir ill ull 4.25 ilfilt, lt.-ttiimr,,t:.,1i Ruth Gregarius Girl.: l' ll l 'l1l! llliIllltl Shirley Harper .V- yn Lia ng M Donald Hepburn -I 1 lvliitllf-mtlllrts f 7 ' 54,1 K' flllfvlfwtlrflrllly frlrwrlzx , 1 -4 4' ' 2,3 X I ., 1 V I -f I, I ft, I Margaret Hlndee H' 6 f F Q5 , lvllirilr' ' t'Mil-:lrvf1,R0m'1tttr , 1 A f. 4 , 'Wi' ' ff-l:-- 'z f rw 3 r'.' -, ,f , We --r. ll ui x'-ii'iitt.1 -torrt get ta wmk but wt- will 'lx tit it ol pimp-wil threatens Miss Aawaniazt L x. Urtb I . Ai' me -.rtitwstimt-: I can niiswor once in a wlirle lun! Mt' Eozamrtt -in his math zxlurlcrrts tire qucstxci' it htm fret- ti tri your tinckfz pqirlrxom or Ill lwqg x rn l houtrs Mr: Goltflcrcfk As They