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

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is 1, fee: ima PlenTy of Soiril here! The Varieties brinq ouT School Spirif 'v ' ' P ' Na in vii- . A A 0' XM' 'Ji This is The TirsT year Tor a Commis- sioner oT School SpiriT, and The TirsT Tor a School Spirif secTion in The Yearbook. As you can see, we have included oTher Thinqs besides rallies and games in This seclion. because we believe School SpiriT is more Than cheering Tor your aThleTic Teams-iT is working hard on The Varie eTies. puTTing on a campaign To clean up The campus. dedicahnq a UniTed NaTions Tlaq as a memorial To our Korea war dead. As our concepTion of School SpiriT grows, so will This secrion. fiat A .g ' The Freshman Clean-up f 4 QE . . .and academic spiriT When a Sequoia qirl wallcs down The sTreeT She is a hundrecl per Trom head To TeeT

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M g l l Caughr in acrion are Publicify Board members, from leff +o righrz Carol Robin, Lynn Colebourn, Anile Wilson, and Nancy Tapsco+'r. Hanging up one of fl1e many banners The Publicily Board has made are, lei? fo rigl1+: Roger Alwlenius, Lynn Colebourn. Carolyn Abborf, and Malcolm Buchanan. '1v.r5ii' i i Here we peek of Carol Robin's arfisfic abilily on fhe chalk board. Proving +l'1a+ flweir work is fun, we see +l'ue happy 'Faces of flwe Pub- licify Board. Beginning wilh flue back row are seen. leff fo rigl1+: Carol Robin, Marilyn Lighlfool, Trudy Sfaples, Beverly Ball, Carol Alrmeyer, Anila Wilson, Sue Price, Joyce DeBenede+'ri, Renee Monlague, Dolores Tomalino, Nancy Tapscoff, and Elaine Gregg. Fronl' row, leff +o righf, are: Audrey Rhoades, Marlene Breer, Linda Dorcy, Gloria Leong, Sally Coburn, Gail Teboe. and Lynn Colebourn. s l

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Q H x 'X f fi f i IZLZL I I s if is I . .V .vk L A - -- f' , - If ., ,. ' . K. A -- S i iv EE. ' . 4 . 5 K , A IVIV f I - w-v7 'fx N 4. ' ,.f.'-'B M I l g 'a -' 'I , I .,-. B533 ,Z ' Aclion shol of Young Ideas Eclilor Dizzy Dilzen and Business Manager Bob Brown, 'lo fhe left in The closesl lhey came +o work all year, posing for our pholographer. lExcuse us Marilyn, we're only kidding.I The Board of Publicafions was formed lhis year lo help unile Sequoia's lhree publicalions-fhe Year Book, Young Ideas, and lhe Sequoia Times. Members ol lhe Board include, lell +o righl: Barbara Mills, edilor ol Year Book: Diana Grohs, commissioner of publicalionsz Kay Bowen, Times edilor, and Marilyn Dilzen, Young Ideas edilor. Sland- inq behind Kay is Mr. led Mellzer, advisor To lhe Times. Proving lhal a lol ol work can be clone by a few people, is The small shall of Young Ideas, Sequoia's own lilerary magazine. Included in Young Ideas are slories, essays, and poems conlribuled by Sequoians, drawings illuslraling lhe slories, and piclures of lhe oulslanding wril- ers. Members of lhe slall are, lell fo riglwl: Bob Brown, business man- ager: Marilyn Dilzen. edifor: Virginia Davidove, and Joan Kimmey. Miss Violel Palmer is advisor lo The slalfi