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We gathered at Harry's Hofbrau to begin our weekend. Some ate, some just chatted, and everyone was smiling and having a very good time. The mother of Ken Quinn, our classmate who died in the military during the Vietnam War was a special guest of our class.
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50th Reunion Friday nightWe started out Friday night at Harry's Hofbrau. Some ate, some just chatted. Everyone laughed and smiled. Our special guest was Mrs. Quinn,the mother of our Vietnam Vet Ken Quinn who died in 1967.
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50th reunion - Saturday nightSaturday night was the Big event. We started chatting in the parking lot and continued straight through until the very last minute. What a wonderful bunch of good people! If you see a mislabeled picture, or if you recognize someone who is not mentioned, please let us know.
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50th reunion picnics Sat and SundaySaturday we gathered on the Sequoia campus to join the Alumni Association picnic. And on Sunday we finished the event with a picnic all our own at Flood Park. Everyone agreed- We haven't changed a bit!! (well, actually, we are even nicer and more fun than ever!)
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Graduation and Reunions
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Yearbook Pictures - Senior and Junior YearsThis album includes all the senior year and junior photos from our 1960 and 1959 yearbooks. Of course, a few of us were among those for whom a picture wasn't available in one of those years. But hopefully you'll find yourself here.
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When we were youngMany of us started in kindergarten or first grade in Redwood City. We were adorable then. (And we're darned good looking now.) We have changed, and Redwood City has changed, and Sequoia is still the most beautiful campus one could find! Here are some photos of the way we all were.
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Sequoia Times and Local Newspapers
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Memorabilia Classmates Have Shared
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How we look today
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Sequoia Campus Now and ThenSome of these photos were taken at the Alumni Assn Picnic Aug 21, 2010. Some are a bit older. But all of them show what a beautiful campus we have- and used to have.What an incredibly beautiful campus we had! It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.Sequoia was the first high school in the county, and it moved to its present site (a former estate) in 1923. Its theatre, now Carrington Hall, was the largest modern theatre between San Francisco and San Jose! For more pictures and information on Sequoia see http://www.sequoiahsalumniassoc.org and http://www.sequoiahs.org
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