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

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To give a man's face comical effects advanced art student Jon Weast applied in various line water colors and lndia ink shapes and color tones, lll. Also an advanced student, Jeannie Burkham used dark and light contrasts to Shades Acquire the needed in reproducing her parent's wedding photograph. l2l- By carefullly placing each line exactly into place, Barbara Brummell reproduced an old English home. l3l. ,X N 5' - I mil fx' 20 i ' . V l VV ,. V, LV- - , 'Zz V if , 5:15 QV , M ,A A L Wagga. ' ff 4' -- M -.-':w ' Ars 5 ': ' ' 37 9 ' 'G iV.,7gal - V- : il 4 . Vs - 7 if-V . - p5..fL'g: . , is 'C ,-it ,aid ,x 1 5 - ,ff rs, V ,rf Amywft . fi , Q 1 1,3 ,. Ames? , ,W i' 'L east '.i4V.,3f :VV Tl VV fV V-f,s,wwVV1:, :VV V - V - f f V VV . V - ef V. 1, :- '-' , 4--rv fi- fy- t .,'s'1:f4 , J ,+' . V ,,q,f2'i? ,f ' fm' -:jf ': ,' , ' VV. -' V ,W ff , sf A V TVVVV-.-rem., .. ,Tiff qw N f4?5?f55f'if' .gg .-V 4'f.Qf'4gV .Q ' , V if V , . .A W 322 ,V. fps V 1 - ft' ... h 1 + V - 'V .,. sg. .. ,. M445 --1P,VVef?'. f. aw ,TV if . .-um. A V -22 V Sis 5 V Q , Q .V - nlg'iV4 .. :..V Q f' LVL . ., i ' ,p..:ag! Mfiffi M V . . ' ,f wfr V -V sf- f W , Mft '-timmy, , ' W :A E55 .QC -7,::LW,.. A, , ,A e, n, ,...,- . ,:? f e,fs .,M.,., 'q w 'M , Q L at ' , , 71 Y .4 A ' , ' ff? 'W Q' .V -.Q , ?'5 K VV- ' . V 1 I fi- A: 'Eva-Q ik.. 29 .f1,eL ' H35 - +- .. . . - V f 4 1 '-- 4 .VZH4 V2.4 N-X V I I .1 I , W Y in lm . 5,5 ,,,g,,,,, 1,1 ., ,Z ,., . , . XX. 4 ' Eg 1 531, ff' N V 'realli ,ff ,if-1 P-l'Zff:V?' V n SQ,-' V V Z llll gtk 1 . lzzlw V VV Vr',QV :, f,VM, Va- Gif 'Mi' V ze if 'Ve f A ' VV VV V f .1 V ? V . mf ,,,,. V .xy Q.. .'u '1rV,s.w-, V sf , ' f V' f--wwf vs-nrv2f.,.ri7f M use , zz., Y' ,. , I .,,, ..Ev'.'4-:lin 'fl ji i f ai ,. 4 V? are 3 M 13:5 i f 'V N' i 32 - ' , . if 'X 179 TV f ' 72- N i' - . ,L , M , L t. , 151, . Q ,T ,,V ,QA V Eng, af. N V ,,, S: V , : 2,3 Q, 5 M. , ,Z I , V U f I- V VV QV 'H VV'V . :, ' i ,. ' H' . e ggi 4 - - K Q. Q1 Vt . ,, giilifxi -' if 2197- '.'V ,,gg , 4 1, . , V ' ' , .., Q o N V-, ,V A, , 7141, .L -Q., ,i iV UU! N ,., ,. ,, 'Q . V ,J-5, ,-,i,f:,f?,f4f:f.gxg V:-'I W' Www, of V ' ' --VV We f' A 'ff' fl A JV V gf I -ti, ,f my ,QM LQ Ag We Vils , , ,,V,,,N , W. ,V , wal iw, M V V 'dvi 'yfy ya W fx., , , z.,g,,Vx An, 55,9 J, f 1 ,N , ff. ' , VA, V V, ,f , L, x,,VV,V ,Q H V'-,, V 'A , f V New V grey Vi X VVVV , ,, ' ' N V W' V!! A W, 'WV ,f VV , my ,V ,WE UW' 9 I A 1 N J?w,Q,,IngLa-an I . 3 xl V, 122 v I , .4 ff? rf ,M U f V ' H ten' X V .M LV . - ' fax f M, A , l . r .,, X , V 4 , Hx X, I , ' 'A V U e ' . g hclk .V 'N , ' ' rf., Y ' 3 lV,,7f Vgifxa I ,, 3 rr' , . L V A X V Q, t yd, ,XV A 1 if 2,1 QV ,V . , ,N V ' --, . ,' - - , V,- L- V 4 ' ,, , V, gf,V' V X ygyff4 1f1'V 'Q ,. 3 5 1 w e f' ' 75 , , VV,?i,,VfgfV',f fu .1 V ,V gpg'--Ja-. V ,,Q,Qlg,- ,V M .-e-rw,,,V N . VV: Q, ,, V V Vg, VV,VV f ,V,VV,VV Veg ' V,f,ef5V ' 2 .V:'T5f,fV VjV5V ,A M mf. ,nw 'f V

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1- 'fa--gzip tr w . wt. V 73: SE? 97 ' :I H 7Kf3W59V S,:f:is1i,,r:w H ' 351155 V ,.,x, : P ft 1 'Q-if , ,,4.Q, . f . '- ' W Q . a f i . f ' t . . mf. U1 1 ' ffffiieiff ' -' wf1f2aeu . t . e i .vga A-egv k g iflsy g gsaitipy K ' ' I Ii'f!M3iJ4E. ,.-1. Sifam iss .ig ,a my A popular saying which flowed through the art department, conveyed the young artists's feelings for their hobbies. lil. Placing each circle, angle and line carefully into place proved beneficial to drafting student Mark Shapro as he completed a drafting project. l2l. Concentration and accuracy brought about perfection when Norman Agres drafted a floor plan of his home during his second year'as a technical drawing student. l3l. Using the Bicentennial as a theme. commercial art students put their minds into operation and created Award Winning posters for: the 1976 Camellia Festival sign contest. In the ninth grade division Rob Langon received first place and Jeff Mitchell placed second. ln the senior high division of the contest Debbie Faught was rewarded with a third place ribbon, Bob Slatten accepted second place. and the top honor, first place, was presented to Wendy Halverston. A prominent student, Wendy Halverston also was the collector of the Bank of America art Scholarship for the Sacramento area. Various other awards were collected by craft, metal and woodshop students in San Juan District and Cal Expo exhibits. 'T . S O