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

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F Y i i rx W' ,, . HELPING SEQUOIA GIRLS 'ro better l1eal+l'i and posture through athletics, sports, and modern clancing were mem- bers of +he girls' physical education department, from left: Miss Lundgren, Miss S+unkel, Mrs. Manoogian, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Rhinelwarl, Miss Taylor, Miss Lucas. New teachers this year were: Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Stewart. X . I ,r fix ksf A , mf' if . - . A Nd' ll , x X ', KJ i ,xxixl,Lii,i,,rik xsxjxml ,ir- 'W fi f z .,. 5 QA i, f ' f ' rf 2- 1 - L Kris if 1, Xi L' ll lf , r- l X L ,iw if X .. ' , 1, , fi , P is ii ,, . A ,X 1-:Qin , Vg llfllwgihl -Nix lx- , M li ff wi HELPING TO CREATE 'rl1e enticing smells that come from 'll1e home- ly? M if' making rooms, 'leaching sewing, and good grooming were members f L, of the home economics department, from leftz, Mrs. Sevier, Miss ixi I Hanson, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Laumeis. . , , 0 X' J L '10 L L if , 1 ' ' , W I J 5 PREPARING STUDENTS for 'fire world of industry were mem- , bers of the industrial arts department. First Row: Mr. Bestall, Mr. Herzing, Mr. Poole, Mr. Scribner. Second Row: Mr. DeMelIo, Mr, James, Mr. DePolo, Mr. Gillies, Mr. Sherman.

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PROBLEMS IN ORGANlZlNG fire drills and assem- blies llwroughouf ilie year fell on llwe shoulders of Vice Principal Edward Kaufman, who also worked wifl1 Mr. Cooper on Sequoians' cilizenslnip and ad- vised +l'1e Key Club. He also assisled Dr. Clay- pool in school managemenl and supervision and coordinaled ac+ivi+ies reIa+ed +o Youlh Day. .-,- -1. , 2 .-get 1 2 ' . .- .Xi-R . 5 . sw Li 15 1 ...J A ' ,.,,,'f ':', 'QQ 3, lg ' , - .fl -Hr. ' 13: .- Lf' if f- . 3 --u f -' . .. W i S V: ' '1 ,gifsif iii . -V -- . ev' - ' , J: ' 'Lf'fQ.,: .-:SE M-1125? 1- ,gf- B - A - -Y A 4' H9 am Y l swf' i -T? , Q 1,4 A ' ' :Qi Q.gx'.',- 932 I. - i --- 4 Ax ,A A l Q f I .9 , 'ilu ' - . iir'lA' an . sN 1- ' . , ?kf:,-' ' u 624' . .f1:y,. gb-21,32 j g J - . i fir - NEVER A DULL MOMENT - Big Sisfer Adviser, Sfudenl Acfivilies Adviser, Dean ol Girls, and Vice Principal, Mrs. Ruih Olds spenf a far from unevenl- 'ful year. Among her iobs, nol enumeraled above, was working will: local groups lo improve sfudenf communily relalions. ,,,- ' ' ,sr 'ii 3 g EQLXC li, 09.01. - an OE THE - Keeping Sequoia boys o he slraigl1l and narrow w s +l1e principle job of Mr. R er? Cooper, dean of boys. nollwer duly on l1is schedule was advising flue Wel- 'Fare Board. JUGGLING STUDENTS' RECORDS, keeping files accurafe, and supervis- ing +l'1e counseling office: flwese were jobs performed by Mr. Douglas Murray, regisfrar and head counselor. His efficienl secrelaries, Mrs. Underberg, Miss Lundgren, Mrs. Miller, and slaff of counselors, aided him in his dufies. i i . A s g . w X A rwlfzw.-' . . ' sg. Rl. ggi,-.:,s.g.,,: f.,. 5,3 iw -H, ' mfg X . gr qv - ,. , Q. -fi--ig ,Ty-N7 . , A-H196 yt I . . 4 5

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' M -zff ,ww -fv, EMPHASIZING THE TIMELINESS of arf appre- Wfifi cialion in an age of auslronauls and space vehicles were Art Department inslruciors, from A lefr: Mr. George, Mrs. Brenl, Mr. Dragan, Mr. 7 Collins. iw! M 5 'f s f 'f k ' X SEQUOIANS BENT ON OFFICE careers will 'Find lraining in lyping, shorf- hand, office praclice, and business machines received from business educafion classes valuable assels. Deparlmenl leachers were, Firsf Row: Mrs. Dislad, Miss Conlan, Mrs. Awbrey, Miss Delbon. Second Row: Mr. Callis, Mr. Sanderson, Mr. Newfon, Mr. Garcia, Mr. Hinaga. Absenl: Mr. DeMello. TOPICS RANGING from currenl evenls lo lhe hislory ol Greece were 'laughl by +he Social Shldies feachers Firsl Row: Mrs. Hoclrinson, Mr. Bryan, Miss Anderson, Mr. Nardell, Mr. Doherfy. Second Row: Mr. Allain, Mr Kimball, Mr. Scofield, Miss Wilda, Mr. Mudra, Miss Bourquin, Mr. Milchell, Mr. Malsueda. Third Row: Mr Bissel, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Jensen, Mr. Cherry, r. Throclcmorfon, Miss Kelly. Absenfz Mr. Beslall, Mr. DeMello, Mr Gordon, Mr. Kern, Mr. Marks, Mr. Suffer, Mrs. Youree. -' yu ,136 49 .,,,,,y 1 'ww an