Saratoga High School - Talisman Yearbook (Saratoga, CA)

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Art has a building year The art department at Saratoga High School offers many varied courses of study including fiber art, ceramics, jewelry, leather, and two dimensional art. This year due to increased interest in two dimensional art, the department was able to add another class in drawing and painting. Another new course offering this year was Mrs. Bev Anshen Leather, Fiber Art Jerry Boncyk Jewelry Anshens art appreciation class which deals with the history of art and its effects upon western civili- zation. The class was also able to take a rare field trip to the Stanford Art Museum. The are department also welcomed the building of a new office and store room for supplies during the fall semester. G Mr. Pettis, the department chair- Richard Daily Ceramics Scott Downs Two dimensional Art 98 man, expressed an attitude of joy over the years events. The addi- tions of our new office and store- room makes things much easier and has really given us a lift. Jim Hatfield Photography Tony Pettis Jewelry OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Mike Smith and Kurt Carter add their artistic touch to a wall mural TOP RIGHT: Mr. Daily observes his class BOTTOM RIGHT: Scotty Downs in- structs Vicky Bernard BOTTOM LEFT Tom Berg finishes his art assignment 'W W

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Parcourse success in P.E. department This year, the Saratoga High School Physical Education Program has offered a new sport called the Par- course. It is an outdoor fitness sport that acts as a 'lcoach for people who are inexperienced' in pacing them- selves in an exercise regime. The objective of this sport is to maintain overall physical fitness and health. The Parcourse consists of a series of fitness stations Cwhere you perform specified exercisesj which are spaced along a jogging and walking path in the course area. There are signs posted to say whether to walk or jog to the next exercise area. This new program is a success in the Physical Education Department. Many students participate in the Par- course to improve their health and for the enjoyment of participating in an outdoor activity. On any weekday or weekend there are many students as well as neighborhood adults taking part in the Parcourse. Dan Wilson, P.E. Ray Goni, P.E. Penny Pierce, P.E. Susie Gordon, P.E. Marti Peetz, P.E. Joanne Maloney, P.E. K i Q fy 3 .YZ ww ' ,lu . ., , ,, , , , ' ,,,, V I ,am 494 7 ,wmwffwwnf , M if ff- ' ff L - 1 , , ,f,,, ,. f f i?j ?i 'f , ' 1 ' fx , p G 100