Del Campo High School - Decamhian Yearbook (Fair Oaks, CA)

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Roar S taff Del Campo's school newspaper contains stories and features written and created by seventeen students of the school. Their hard work and dedication resulted in several excellent editions of the Roar. Top left: Brian Bain-Rptr., Debra johnson-Rptr., Kitty OKNQ-il-Rptr., Katy Ludwig-Ed., Bottom left: Craig Shadburn-Photo., ,Ion jones-Rptr,, Erie Wessler-Rptr., Kathy Henderson-Rptr., Far right: Dave Merritt-A sst. Buss. Mgr., Paul Hayhurst- Sports Ed., Johh Schumacher-Asst. Ed., Brenda Krasko-Art, Craig Anderson-Buss. Mgr., Martin Cameron-Art, Mark Fvon-Rptr., Ken Bunk-Sports Ed Advisor: lnm Peper .sv

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Heather Reigns Over- hzld of Through the ingenuity of the prom committee and a presale of tickets, a more professional band than ever before was obtained: Steelwind. Ir appeared that all those who purchased one of the 200-plus tickets showed up March 15. Complying with the Child of Nature theme, the room boasted painted murals and plants concocted by Tracy Reed's committee. The whirling dots of colored lights from the mirrored orb in the center of the room were reflected in the sparkling face of Queen Heather Rourke and her court Diane Galland, Brenda Guttman, Cindy Schu, and Leslie Hardin, top to bottom right. .QQ WE iv? T55 ak 'aff .omg v. N -5 . S eg' i 'Q ' Cltllfe The warm spring evening was ideal for getting into the melodic sounds of Steelwind, and dancing or talking with friends. To Jeff Fisher, prom chairman, and his many industrial committees, many thanks for a night to remember! Below: Queen Heather and escort Roy Hanks. Middle: Jon and Kelly, Michelle and Dave indulge in one ofthe slow songs played. Far right: Brian Lasagna and jim Nunes sported top hats and canes as their dance apparel. Below right: the 1974 Junior Prom Royal Court.