Saratoga High School - Talisman Yearbook (Saratoga, CA)

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Young faces join classes New faces decorated the Sara- toga High School campus in a new class introduced by Mrs McFarlen. The class, Exploring Early Child- hood, studied about children from birth to five years. Their first se- mester was filled with learning and new experiences in preparation for the second semester Nursery School. The Nursury School housed twenty four children that did every- thing from painting to exploring the out of doors. The class was en- joyed equally by both the students and the children! Jill McFarlen Sew 1, Child Exploring, Sew Sport home economics 1 'SH'-F' Tony Stone Wendy Cosgrove Sew 2, 3, Human Relations Foods 1 2 Rx