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

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S680 VARI ETIES The VarieTies is presenTed annually by The sTudenTs OT' Sequoia To raise funds Tor The sTudenT body. There are abouT Three hundred sTudenTs involved and They malce Their own cosTumes, props. and sTage seTTings. The parTicipanTs worl: on a budqeT of Sl3OO and There are Two evening perTormances and one maTinee. The VarieTies is always a qreaT success and TickeTs To each show are scarce. No Rhyme, No Reason consisfed oT a prologue and Tour acTs, The prologue, which conTained some excellenT danc- ing and singing rouTines, porTrayed The Tour seasons of The year while each acT was concerned wiTh iusT one season. AcT I was sTaged in The U. S. A. in The Fall wiTh The girls and boys dancing The CharlesTon. The old dance broughT back many memories To The audiences. AcT ll Tool: The place oT The WinTer scene and was loca+ed in The Trozen Yukon. The chorus line of boys added a humorous noTe To The show. AcT lll depicTed Paris in The SpringTime and The scene was very gay wiTh 'Flower girls dressed in brighT slrirTs and blouses and The French chefs in Their whiTe suiTs. The Tinal season. AcT IV, was Summer on a Tropical isle. The scene was very exoTic as The sTudenTs enacTed an under-waTer drama. Every- one in The casT enioyed worlcing on his parT and The audiences ThoughT The l95I VarieTies was enioyable. KLONDYKE KATE and Company. AcT ll qu 1 J QI cultural cultural cultural