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

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' 1' '53 E H3 1 WHIRLIN6 TO THE MUSIC of Frecl Heclons band were 200 couples enjoying the annual senlor ball, Crystal Enclwanfe. For many, Cryslal Enclwante was the high point of their c al life l Sequoia over the past four years. Chosen +o be the queen's court attendants were Pam Taylor, Lynetle McCord, Sue Allen, and Linda McAbee. CRY 'FIQE CHANTE HIGH SPOT of the evening was 'rlwe crowning of our senior ball queen, -1671.9 Giannini. ad Worr!! R

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15 ! l 1' . ,. 'E7 we '27 Treasurer Jane Giannini ADVISORS Miss Anderson Mrs. Awbrey Mr. Bissell Mr. Devine Miss Falconer Mr. Kehoe Mr. Milchell Mr. Tendiclr Mr. Kircligaller gg, CLASS OF '60 i Presidenl Bob Wlnilmore 'mann Vice Presidenl Pal Russell ' 1 Secrela ry Pal Ba rreH .s, fs l ', NO MORE SEARCHING for +l1al' cule girl's plmone number +l'ianlcs fo llie Senior Board. Their big money raising proiecl was 'llwe prinling of Buzz Books, con+aining +l1e name, address, and releplwone number of every sludenl. Proceeds wenl foward flue Senior Ball and Senior Class Gilt Board members were, Firsf Row: Bob Wl1i+more, Tom Oliver. Second Row: Bob Bedwell, Joanne Currie, Jeanne Bogle, Joan Harper, Tom Minclw. Third Row: Mr. Kirchgaffer, advisor, Pal' Russell, Sue Horrowilz, Pa+ Doherly, Judy Reeves, Mary Ann Barber. Fourfh Row: Edda Fonden, Laura Dwyer, Glenn Garner, Sandy Dolezal, Jane Gian- nini, Marge Liddicoal, Sancl1ia Wolfe, Reeve Williams. AIDING THE SENIOR BOARD wilh fradifional Senior Weelc aclivilies were members of Senior Workers, from lelfz Marian Fields, Sanchia Wolfe, Carol Kruger, Delores SfTlIll'I Sandra Fosler, Diane Leonard, Laura School, Delores Kovaclc. Second Row: Belly Jo Hawkins, Judy Ulsfad, Diane Muhleman, Joan Harper, Kalhy Hirlz, Carolyn Jerril Louise Gwinner. ,I . ,' Nu 4.1-S ing, fj- an

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II rw .4 GOING THROUGH CITY COUNCIL PROCEDURES ON YOUTH DAY were from left: Sandy Dolezal, Pai Oback, PaHi RusseII, mayorg Leon Moniague, Dolores Kovacii, Laura Dwyer and Roberf Ray. ln the background, JoI1n Ros- selli, Sydney Herkner, Mayor William Royer and Roberf Spillers observed Sequoians enacI'II1e roles II'1ey play each day in ciiy governmenf. I L S GATHERING IN THE AUDITORIUM for im- porlanf informalion and a quick pep-+aIk were j 350 parlicipanls of Youfh Day. YOUTH DAY N, sl PARTICIPATING IN YOUTH DAY as members of II1e Board of Supervisors I- were Joyce Beck, Joanne Ofiuil, Allyn Polls, Pai ZiIenski, and Karen XGA Pearce. Aciual supervisors looking on were Mr. Werder, Mr. Callan, RRI, Mr, Hafch, and Mr. McDonald. f f ve-FN' -I 3 EXPLAINING THE DUTIES of the Port Commission was Commissioner AFTER OBSERVING the Redwood Beauty School Beauticians a+ Merrifl D. McCarI. Members of ine commission were Jerry Young, Ray work, YouII1 Day parficipanis Glenda Scoll, Kaihy Silver, and Armsfrong, Tim Anderson, Linda Pessano, Larry Fogel, and Leslie Doll. Judy Johnson received Ilw full Ireaimenl.