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

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bzfw r 5' Q-.QF r 1.7 -ww lt 'Iiop Right: Drama Club Mvrnbe-rs L to R row l: Bev 'l'uck:'r, Kim johns, Lani l uzt'sS6ry, Donna Prim-, Denise Durfvv. row 2: Mickey La Plant, -lutly Maysv, Lil Mouth-tini, Eric Walker, Val jollcr. row 3: Randy VVilson, xlocl Brungardt, Dt-nnis Meyers. row 4: Robin Harrington, Cindy Ruhy, Robert Maldonado, Carol Prusso, Richard English, Val Harrington, Martin Came-ron. Bottom Right: .lol-l Brungarrlt att:-mpts to strangle Brian Bain whilt' other cast members watch horrifivd. Bottom: Bm-rnard Cody, along with stage crew, work long hours on set construction. Top: Roh:-rt Maldonado praftices giving speech in front of otha-r Clvbatc Club mrmbcrs.

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A Place To Speak Out Members ofthe Debate Club met almost every week this year to practice for competition. They formed teams of two to compete and according to skill were ranked as either novice, junior varsity, or varsity. The debate tournaments were held twice a month at T L f L R 1 high schools around Sacramento and Dffbatf' Club Memberf OP C t' 'O . WW ' . h b Vince Bohannon, Darty Bradbury, Denise Durfee, awards Were glbvefl- 501716 of t C mem, ers Greg Barnes. row 2: janet Lopes, Terri also competed in individual competition. Fernandez, Robert Maldonado. Drama Trauma Funtime The Drama Club started the year with a calender sale which lasted through Club's purpose was to get people involved in drama and maybe encourage October and November. Among their other money raising projects they periodically had bake sales, sucker sales, and junk sales at the Roseville Auction. The money they earned went towards payment of materials needed in the drama department, for drama scholarships, and for field trips. The them to further explore the field. Many of the members were in the school plays. Others worked hard on the construction of all the sets and other facets of the productions. One activity the club attended was an American Film Theater Series, and they ended the year with a trip to San Francisco to see plays.

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Of Shirts and Shows This year the Art club worked on two main projects. One of the projects was organizing art shows in Del Campo's art gallery. The first show of the year ran from November fifthteenth to the thirtieth and was for teachers only. All the teachers at the school were invited to bring in any artwork they had done for display. After the teacher art show, Mr. lmm's craft classes displayed their works in the gallery. The student art show followed the crafts show in january. Students from all the art classes were able to show their paintings and other works of art. The other project the art club worked on was silkscreening tee-shirts to raise money for the club. The tee-shirts were sold at the student store. The club members also planned a field trip to San Francisco to see an art show. Top Left: Art Club meeting. Members are: jacob Multree, president, Rosemary Bohannon, vice president, ,lay Hunting, secretaryatreasuer, jill Eason, Steve Gilsrrom, Steve Crosbie, Paul lVlcViclcer, Greg Allen, Frank Norman, Carl Cook, Carol Bertman. Bottom Left: Larry Groves, caught by the camera. Top: VVendy Holverson waits for inspiration. .-