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

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MES Sequoia Times Win Two Awards that .l THE STAFF Oi: Ti-iE,5EQUOiA TIMES papa tai their picture last tall beiare luiziirsii 1 ,M il 't . ,i-iiri, Snqiuiia Tirnes. Reading from left to riqht, Iii I ii w .iw l'.'iiri1 lliiynri i nnwv editor: Jerol Garrison, editor-in-chief! P i-.iid fl if-i -' lii,s spins editor' ard Marian Farwell, ad rnanaqer. Fi int ir J, I- lt tr iifitrt li lnrxaii i,.lt.iml editorg Claire Bailey, girls' 4, in i'.lrt.r F.irli.ii.'i 'nn r-n, 1-ditorial editor: Carol Bradford, business fii.ii-ii if-i Brit iii M fr w'-' X iii ,lation rnaniiqeri and Joanne Brown, teature i-itwiii iii .tilt M-,s s ii in rnany years. produced more than twenty -it ti its it fi iiirwi' ' .r. ,' the liirrl year. They also combined statls ,ein wi- iii: A ' Cirnrwinlf- tltn Piily ttiqh sihwol paper, lo produce a 't--i piiiiii Qirrrir ,in fr in pilziii ity lor the traditional paIy'SOquOia basketball ,Amir fttrriii ii t viii ' 'w i Iiflr,-Fl the graduation issue, Christmas issue ir' rar f-f-fw pai--r rind wrryrrrn p ' rral is'.i.e'i, are M P THE CUB STAFF, lirut year io irrialisrn students, produced three issues ot the g '1'H f1 Iiitrifri this ynar, ln p-.bit-,hinq these editions the cubs took over all 'IH' 'l ii-Nl wiritifrns firdinnrily linld by statt members. These students, who will 'L'f':0 'wrt year s upper statt, planned the issues, wrote all the stories, fad F t1ii WI 'fWF1l '0d the necessary work singlehanded. Those in the bark riw air-, if-tt ti, riiitrt, Allie Elliot, Barbara Turner, Margaret Andrews, Adolf- Hildrbrand, Carolyn Shaw, Pat White, Marty Snyder, and Norma lhornpsiin, Front row, lett to right, George Perrier, Jerry Merrill, AI Beban, LOUIS PUIGICV Kent Hallowell., and Ed Antognoli. Missing from the picture is Mary Krabbe Editor Reports on Year's Activities COMMISSIONER OF PUBLICA- TIONS STATEMENT By Jerol Garrison The Sequoia iirnes, in keeping up ti retard nl beinq one ot the leadinq hiqn srhool papers in this area, aqain reieved two national awards tl-i. year One ot' the-ie was a tiri' pla e ratinq in the Colurnbia Scnolastii' Pres' Assoriation iontest lor general exieilenfe, and the other was a tiirst plane award in the National Scholas tic Press Association, which is second only to the All-American ratinq. The winninq ot these awards was JEROL GARRISON For the lrst time in the Times' Iris- trvry the Daoer was produred by phata rillwt lithoqraphy, a process wltilli rriride possible only by the Continued hard work ol tl-e stall el the paper wt-i'n was already handicapped by beinq one ot the srnalle-,t statts rr nifide possible the use ot many more many years. Also thanks qo to Mi., photographs and rnproduitiiwn mi an I iri. ise Watkin+,, iournalisrrt adviser for in 'eased arni-i ,nt fit' art work. A pluq the iirst part ol the siliool year V' stiild be given tiir Peninsula Litho tier experienced, well intorrned lead uiaph Cfawpany ti r their line work in ership, and to Mr, John lvlrcallrey p.ibiiil'irq al Zh irsues ot' the paper who took over the duties ot adviiei and to Qayliik Typesettors who will inqly l?l set the type at all hairs of the night, when Miss Watkins was translerred 1 the history department. YOUNG IDEAS STAFF MEMBERS are shown above making plans for thi' years edition ol the school literary magazine whiiih made its appearance or the Sequoia campus last month, Seated around the table. lett to right, arf Marlene Peppard, Louanne Silstrop, Carol Roselyn, and Stevens Tucker Standing are Miss Violet Palmer, adviser, and Alan Baker, The magazine ii a product ot the creative writing glass and contains both short stories anc poetry, This year was the first year that story iilustrations and pictures o the individual authors were used in the book. Young Ideas originated ir i942 when a top-notch senior English class ol Miss Palrneris turned out twc nnimeographed editions. Last year was the first year it was printed.

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0 . -l N7 90 A LII 0 NI W AIBICIDIEIIFIGIHIIIJIKIL SEQUOIA UNION HIGH SCHOOL 1 948-1 949 MEMBERSHIP CARD ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Fee 52.50, including one yeor's subscription to Sequoia Timex 7,74 V, .gg M' ifflcfrwrez ' Signowre of Member 9I1Ol1ll12I13Il4I15l'l6Il7I18I19l2O J x I7m1nry my y .11 ma i'muvrv1.-,iwrwz vl I'1n1m I waz, Iorlmmlz- to Im rv-II--nl qrmr ul :Jurlr-ulzr workmr muh -vw 'III'-y In-Ip.--I tm make Ill Il 1: I1 muvlx -m:m+: I xzuwvv .wr-qmw1I ry: lv-C111-II II11-m as wvll me I 4I 'I I joys-4I vvvly v.-'ml ol ll, mrI I WI1-IvlIx+'1w'.v Cnrnxnlfasnorlvr lln- In l II I, DARLENE DAHNELI. FINANCE COMMITTEE-F . . mu' Adrienne Weine. DTI 'OH5YVi n'i LFE? HNANCF STAFF s+Fmd.r.g Le-+.+.a Eder Mana V 5 , ll rene me e l Ia er of Funance Commrllee Mr Underwood Ad Eder, Diane Weymoufh. Back row: Carol Robin, q Sharon Konqsle, Joanne Woolvedon, new - Bill Phelo,-,I fgckef manager' and his assmant John Cleve Slwaron Kongsle and lolmn lmbernon are busy selling land are Shown busiyv Counfinc monex HHH A mama sclwool supplies lo Eugene Fernandez anfl Long

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0 0 o Seymour Abrahams 4 Commissioner of Ciillaral Acfivities i THE CULTURAL BOARD Warner Barrell Jim Dwyer Seymour Abrahams Merle Tillman Jane? Nelson Jim Porler Miss Marjorie Lucas Pal Harris Nellie Nelson Theo Welch John Sears Jerry Chandler VARIETIES ACT MANAGERS Joan Rodriguez, Bill Scolford, Tom Page, Peler Tormey, and Barbara Turner. Second row-Mary Krabbe. Faye Kidder, Cecille Buhler. Joyce Page, Beffy Hosfelfer. and Pal Rofhe. lf has E: ple l work wilh lhe many sluclfinf, and adulis who have made ow cullural aclivilies possible. The annual Varie+ies was held 'lhis year under fhe name of Hoi Copy Gaie+ies.