Saratoga High School - Talisman Yearbook (Saratoga, CA)

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Seniors it seemed like there was all work and no play. Then we opened our eyes. We saw a myriad of sports for those who wishedg there was everything from football to water polo. There were many bands, choirs, plays fserious and comicalj, and there was always our Variety Show. The ever expanding student government grew and changed until this year when we formed the Student Advisory Council. And there were the clubs, the Spanish club, Cad lib. clubsj, and countless others. Anyone who wanted something to become in- volved in, found it if it was sought hard enough. Finally, Saratoga High School IS its students, and we have had the power to make Saratoga whatever it is or isn't today. Our memories may not all be pleasant ones, but they are all important ones that will stay with us for a long time. -John Harrington Virginia Campbell Warren Campbell William Carney Daniel Crothers Molly Carroll Cindy Carroll Robin Carroll Daniel Carson Caroline Castell Gina Castello Joseph Calalana William Chapman Brian Christensen Susan Christopher Pattie Ciraulo Ralph Clark

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Seniors Being a senior is a very heavy thing. As a junior I failed to com- prehend my upperclassmates at- titudes toward high school. As a senior I know what it feels like! I am spending my last days as a pro- tected student. In high school we students lead a very sheltered aca- demic career. Our teachers worry about us as individuals, they know our personalities, they become familiar with us as people. The at- tendance office knows our names, our notes, and our absences. Our friends are within yelling distance Bradford Daggy Deborah Daly Denise Daly Audrey Daniel Darlene Davis Douglas Day Melanie Day Annette Defino Tami Demartinis Arthur Destin Sandra Diamont Jan Dies Michael Dillon Joseph DiPietro Steven Dodd Meri Dorff five days a week, six hours a day. We have a Falcon Guide to tell us what we can and cannot do. We are protected, pushed, molded, shaped, loved, hated and dependent on everything. As a senior I have realized that this type of existense is coming to an end. My elementary education has shaped me as much as possible. I am soon to become an individual to fend for myself. To seek further education through college, to seek work, and money, to seek my own life. My problems will be my own 11 sf, -my . :gt we---Q -ff not my parent's or my friend's or my school's. For many it is an omin- ous step to take. Yet it is something I want and desire very much. I love having my freedom. I will succeed at times and I will fail at times-but I will have myself to hold responsi- ble. Ihave been held by our school system long enough. I have had many beautiful experiences and many bad. I have the opportunity to carry with me the valuable things and leave behind me those that were not so pleasant. -Becky Meyers