Sequoya Literary Magazine Archives
In April 14, 1960, Chamberlain High School students started compiling literary and art works created by their peers, and named their publication Sequoya after the Native American who invented the Cherokee writing system.
Learn more about the name origin here.
Some time in the 1990's the spelling included an "h" at the end of the title.
We have a collection Sequoya Magazines that we invite you to explore.
You can read full issues on a desktop computer or tablet by clicking the issue.
Digitizing this collection is a labor of love to help preserve the history of our school. There is a financial cost to maintaining this collection online, and any donation is helpful to deferring the monthly cost of online storage! You can donate BY CLICKING HERE. Thank you!
