Armijo High School - La Mezcla Yearbook (Fairfield, CA)

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Candids t l l. Mrs. Lee corrects pzipers after class, 2. Mrs. Laws reviews with her class. 3, Students crowd the pathways at the passing bell. 4. The cheerleaders warm up the crowd. 5. It's a long hike between the Annex and thc Main 238 Candids Campus

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is X s f Fairfield Floats Away On Monday, January 4, 1982 the most destructive flood in Fairfield history hit Sunday stop raining until early Tuesday morning. The sewers backed drainage ditches rose, and bridges washed out. T Air Base Parlcwayand Dover, North and South, were flooded the Faiflieldfwerelclosed and twenty homes were evacuated. There worthdf damage done to housesand businesses. Laural creek, VW? as iyii sssis iiy y Q syy It was not necessar ito close ally of the public schools However L15 . y dance at Armijo on Monday and Tuesday due tothe Valley roads being closed. No one was able togtravel in or out of the Valley bacause of flood water and mud slides on the roads. Woodcreek roads were alsoyclosed. No students from either the Valley or Woodcreek attended school Monday and Tuesday. y at my y y y r At 10:00 am, Ons Monday morning the tide came in. At this time many automobiles were stranded bythe rising waterand their occupants had to wade to safety. Raley's Supermar- ket was flooded and had to close. The Datsun Dealer and Tractor Company on Holiday Lane were also flooded, and many new cars-and tractors were submerged by the 'flood water. There was some fear that theereservoir behind the Datsun dealership flow. r y at Eventually the rain stopped and after many hours of hard were able, to clean up the streets and flooded areas.

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