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

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rm. -...MW Registration erun Edwin O' Harra developed a unique system of instructing his classes, bottom right. Utilizing photographs of all but one of the United States, the Canadian provinces, and parts of lVlexico, he taught slow learners through a slide program. Three articles Written for professional journals exemplified his creativity along with the novel he recently completed. Math teacher, Eli McCullough kept track of the World Series while Charles Green concentrated on Del Campo's football game, top right. Charles Green taught Biology and Chemistry and liked to ride his three speed bicycle. l-le biked 184 miles across the Nevada highways with a 12 year old boy. Eli McCullough coached Del Campo's Varsity basketball teams to a first or second place standing for the last five years. Betty Vogel labored on paper work at Del Campo's first spring registration, bottom middle. She was offering courses in sculpture, ceramics, and photo which began zero period. She also created some clay works which were displayed in the Little Gallery. Foods and clothing teachers, Maude Transue and Alice Baker fleft to rightl, discussed the merits of a biscuit recipe as compared to another, top left. Maude Transue and her husband have traveled to Europe, Australia, New Zealand and plan to visit Russia in the summer of 1974. Alice Baker, on the other-hand, likes to paint and draw and she also enjoys the quiet seclusion of fishing. Joy Williams and Leslie Lindsay discussed a registration problem as business teachers Cfar left and far rightl, Lynda Gantenbein and Gwen Schmidt looked on. Both these teachers play bridge and like to travel. Lynda Gantenbein toured Europe and enjoys shorter camping trips to the California coast. Gwen Schmidt has been to Hawaii and plans to go to New Zealand and Alaska when she retires in June. She is from Idaho were she first learned to ski. Sue Mowrer, bottom middle, joined Del Campo's teaching brigade to teach Special Education when she moved from Champaign, Illinois at the beginning of second semester. She enjoys horse-back riding, water skiing and also likes to teach summer school.

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Energy crisis? ot at D. C. Lois Parrish, Eugene Robles, and Ronald Hubbard, bottom right, recognized the nation's gas shortage as did other students and teachers by riding their bikes to Del Campo when weather permitted. Lois Parrish and Ronald Hubbard worked in the math department while Eugene Robles taught science. Robles taught science. james Ryan, top left, pointed out humorous line to Roger Stager in his Health and Safety class. In addition to teaching Health and Safety, he taught Metal l. Charles Snyder, one of Del Campols business teachers left the district midsyear to teach at Sierra Alunior College. He will beaffiliatedwith their business department. oann Schaad acted as hostess to Shirley Hance and substitute teacher, Pat Griswold at the Faculty Christmas Party while jean Yitt looked on in the background,bottom right. jean Vitt taught Special lfducation classes until mid- term then left to teach kindergarten at Starr King. Outside of teaching nursing and clothing, -Ioann Schaad is a registered pilot. For interested students, Shirley Hance offered Uesign, Drawing, and Painting courses. Jane Wvise and Bernard Cody conyersed by the punch bowl at a Faculty Party, top right. She advised the Gifted Student Program and helped arrange a field trip to the Charles Dickens Christmas Faire in San Francisco. 'lihey both taught English courses and Bernard Cody instructed the Drama students. He was in charge of all Del Campo play productions. During this past year, under his supervision, the drama department came alive. With a clenched fist and a determined look on her face, lfnglish teacher Sheri Knaak served at one of her league volleyball games, far right. She advised a senior Tri-Hi-y and Del Campo's Rally Club.