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

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The freshmen started their season optimistically by winning two out of their first three games. The Cougars should be in the middle of the if they continue to play at their potential, Coach AI Mimeo named shortstop John Freeling and leftfielder-pitcher Larry Boger as his outstanding players and praised the entire team for their unselfish, hard working attitude. Mark Adams winds up and looks to the plate before throwing a strikelll. Encouraging his teammates is Dave Crockettl2l. Bob Mooney sets himself before throwing out an opposing base stealerl3l. Taking a hefty cut at an inviting fast ball is Scott Dahlini4J. This year's frosh baseball team members are: left to right: Williams, Bruce Peterson, Tim Kammerer, Bill Solomon, Scott Dahlin, John Pimental, Dave Crockett, Mark Adams, Bob Mooney, and AI Mimeo. Bottom row, Mark Warren, John Freeling, Bill Stetson, Steve Nobel, Frank Cantoni, Dave Till, Jack Zimmerman, and Larry Bogerl5l. 161

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A retrospective emotion seems to encircle most seniors as they all too quickly find themselves on the verge of INDEPENDENCE UNEERTAIN from a lifestyle to which they have grown accustomed. School life, which was often a refuge from the tensions and frustrations of an outer, complex world, faded into memories as graduation approached. Some viewed graduation with eagar anticipation, others with reluctant regret, yet all lingeringly savored each passing experience of their senior year before they. too, passed into the uncertainty of time. BICENTENNIAL FOOTNOTES July 3rd, 1775 Washington assumes command of Revolutionary Armies. July 4th, 1776 Signing of the Declaration of Independence. f -nf' firs ab 0 fp --'-s 7 fuk 'H' HN 1 tix I Q., aw' X -01 s, l1,kfsQ Sas ,SWZQ fxql 5- IN Of LQ H2-15.:5:uQ-:ALB-?n2'-?'JL?3nb-BIN'08 -zsuzt 3, .3 j -1 up -, - ., -..- gg -nun 11 um xy B! 1 I X! Sl 11 I ll O Eff. 5304? ,SQ V ,L 20:51 f,iii?LQy2l'?sQyf bsfvwzs Mfg: ' 1,2 Ax ,IAAAYIIZ Q gl , gli., g XII, ill g gli,