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

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S tefve Lad Vlrlith the beginning of fall semester, tht Del Campo student body found itself capably headed by Steve Lady as Student Body President. As a U.C. student for four years, Steve's background in student government included such offices as Class President as a sophomore, Commissioner of Publicity and Student Body Vice- President as a junior, and finally as a senior, Student Body President. Steve showed his leadership at a district-Wide level by heading a task force titled, Student-Council: ls it needed? at the Fall District-VVide Student Leadership Conference, and by holding the position Executive Board member of District Student Council.

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news that effected students. The Inter- School Communications committee was a result of the Task Force, Student Council: ls it needed? headed by Steve Lady. Within this committee, students exchanged schools for a day in order to observe the differences and similarities in which each school was run, and to possibly find new ideas in which their school could benefit. For example, because of itls success at other schools within the district, Del Campo's Student Advisory Committee distributed surveys concerning the possibility of A-Pass-Fail grading in the Girl's P.E. Department. Top left: Steve Lady talks with D.S.C. President, Peggy Swenson during a General Assembly meeting. Top right: Steve Lady and Katie Conners work on exchanges in the Inter-school Communications committee. Lower right: Lori Breshears and Jackie Martin sit in on the Pass-Fail Grading Task Force. Bottom left: District Student Council President, Peggy Swenson. Xliddle: Gigi Nlontavlio, Jill Gerkovich. and Dave Malakie listen during a Curriculum Task Force meeting. Bottom right: Members of the Sex-Education Task Force, Steve Hall, jim Ford, Bryan Coleman, Lori Breshears, and Dave Malakie. prepare for a proposal to be presented to the students. , .

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X S I 4 x .4 Besides his obvious interest in student government, Steve had also put much of his effort into our sports program. He participated in D.C.'s annual Sports-a- Rama two years and had been on the football and wrestling teams. With all of this behind him, it's no wonder Steve was voted Student of the Month'l for October. Two fantastic groups came to perform at Del Campo and Steve was largely responsible for their appearances. Une was McCrary , a black family group making a cross-country tour, and the other, the world famous Up With Peoplen group which Steve is seriously thinking of joining for a year. All in all, Steve Lady helped make Del Campo's fall semester productive and interesting.