Sequoia High School - Cherokee Yearbook (Redwood City, CA)

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MARY KRABBE P o M M L ' I s c s A I T o I N o E N EDITOR S P O R T ar S E D r fr.,,,, Hal O N 1, W R A E G y E A40NiV R gn 9, s,,,h 40 er son '. es As a Sequoian l was proud To serve my school as Commissioner of Publicafions and Edilor-in-Chief of +he Sequoia Times for 'rhe pasl year, This year, as in many previous years, ihe Times Jroolr a iirsf place naiional raiing in 'rhe Columbia Scholasiic Press Associalion conlesl. This award has been made possible only by ihe full co- operalion of fhe upper slaii and cub reporlers. A paper can be pul oul only wilh ifs wrirers and ediiors working as a ieam, driving forward fo The hiqhesl goal-saiisfaciion oi ihe Times readers. l give humble Thanlcs fo lhese ediiors and wriiers, as no one can quile conceive ihe aclual hard work pui inio ihe Sequoia Times in order io bring if lo lhe sfudenls each week. Mary Krabbe Second Cub edition sfaif, left fo right, Sandra Teboe, senior wriferg Diana Grohs, ad manaqerg Barbara Mills, managing ediior: Don Lane, assistant ad manager: Marilyn Dif- zen, edilor-in-chief, Julian Ross, ciiy ediforg Roxanna Rasey, sporis edifor: Kay Bowen, news and cultural edirorg Linda Colby, asso- ciate ecliiorg and Murray Adelman, assisfanf ad manager. fx . L , . yi!!! , ,e.t ' ui 'R in , in d AMO -I miie' Nfl Mae' W 1, 'X fi R ,,. E Ao' ole Hilde Sh Ono! brand

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Ideas oTTicials Take a bow. BSTTGF Young Th eneraI impression oT h 9 9 Ihiisn yiexaiis gvoadk. PicTured abOBVS. are aug . - D I Bogue, USIDQSS ff ' Y gall? IxSZ?'ZqeMeaT:II1Zhhe and EdiTor-in-Chief E A R B O O Louanne SiIIsTrop. K S TA F F n I XXX' Bigger and Better .bi six Q02 x'k2ixx5eiQQxI Q00 'YXKQGXXXG KO VCL, Ov me is xx xi. iv: szlosk OR XSQSQGQGKXBXOCZQO fipoixoi This year, we oT The Young Ideas sTaTT have x Mk: V P almer X..xx be, o Q Cylixxqiho, Bib 66660296 QYGQCZA IXPTOOXOY 05696 I5 e 5 SY vw QV o 50, ave I Cog 5549 50 Wx 5 wh aTTempTed To make The magazine represenT The creaTive wriTing. arT work. and phoTog- Q KY s fc Y o we ef Q0 NT X906 flxbxipxova QGNZNASX raphy oT The sTudenTs oT Sequoia. P650 of Legg ogg WX. Cxxaxoi GX Q99 I have enjoyed working wiTh my ediToriaI sTaTT and also having a parT in sTarTing The IVAN T955 X,00XS creaTive wriTing ciub, The BIoTTer Buddies. I Xavfgixxoi TeeI ThaT The I95O ediTion oT Young Ideas has been a success, Thanks To The sTaTT and our advisor, Miss VioIeT Palmer. Louanne SiIIsTrop Mn cam 1' Y S MeeT The Cub Class of Journalis . P' T d f ' TirsT row. BeTTy Luce, Ann Maris. Rrdxaririeugaseyi Ilihti1aHEIuIndehIi?yJEeiaerI ?1mmly.+ JugiTh. Rapmondl. Murray Adelmang second row Marlene VQUSO. oria cMi an, Louan S'II T - ' . . I EIZSYIIE ?E1iThJ I?.ianaRGrohs: Third roi, MaiiI5riJlDiTJzZi1kIeKa5I?IIgIdI+?e2' I 'n 5 0 Y. uian oss, Barbara Mills, Don Lane Ja ' ATh I and Sandra Teboe. AbsenT from The picfure is Carole Pgiiieulai ur'