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

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DEKllL'9 ADKIOCATEI Once upon a time, in the land of Decamhian there lived a schizophrenic Wicked Witch of the West!Good Witch of the East, Val Himes, and her 28 Munchkin protegees: Karl, the virtuous sex symbol. . .Debbie, the soulful mousketeer. . .Linda Austin and her All American Book. . .Linda Swaine, an All American Girl. . .Ozzie and Harriet's answer to the 7O's, MikeLaura. . .Allen, Bambi's little brother. . .Steve, Cassandra. and Hanley, the photographers who spent too much time in the darkroom and not printing enough pictures. . .Larry, the typical temperamental artist with the infamous infallible filing system. . .Eric and Belinda. the Bobby Riggs and Billy Jean King of Del Campo's sport scene. . .Judy, the girl who did most of her serious work in The Trans-Am. . .Patty, who FASTLY auctioned off her body. . .Kim. the Patron of Pastries. . . Karen, the girl that wrote the songs that made the whole world sing. . .Donna and Jane, who gave the staff a bad reputation for getting their work done on time. . . Bob, an easy going clutz who was always in first gear, or in other words, a square with rounded corners. . .Connie, Stacey and Liz, Bahama Mama, De Wop, and Wiz. the Terrorsome Trio, whose sarcasm and cynicism gained them little love.. .Laura, her never ending infatuation with some body.. .Julie. the Nutcracker of the suite. . .Marsha, who always intoxicated the staff with popcorn on her breath. . .Nancy, who read comic books during class and then hurried out to catch her bus. . .Charlene, whose wardrobe always contradicted the weather. . .Kelly, the guy who was always eating the staff's food and taking an occasional picture. . .Barry Steel and Betty Vogel, who let staff photographers use their lab lbetween ski tripsl. . .Terry Dibert, the Baron of Frequent Bad News. . .Pischel, the company who did not let its equipment fall to pieces this year. . .Kee Coleman, the studio that did numerous rush jobs and took pictures any time of the day or night: i.e. Junior Prom. . .Miss Logan, the woman who supported the staff members' habits: i.e. cokes and parking. . .and last but certainly not the least Pwince Wonald, the man who had the patience not to divorce Mrs. Himes. Even though the various temperamental personalities at times conflicted, they all managed to live happily ever and follow the Yellowbrick Road, without slashing each others' throats. JLBQZVU QQQ Wax 6Z7fL0f Af U fwwcocuzzfud Jmzobif . ' m ' ,Q 5 Qi . Jtczki ta V B gym! T Z name. We A 315

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Tichelaar: Susan 221 Tierney, Eileen 192 Tiff. Cydney 287 Till. David 287 'I1mmerman, Jeffrey 287 Tinsley. Pam 162.192 Tinsley. Shannon 65,287 Tipton. Vivian 192 Titus. Bobby 192 Toivonen. Karol 192 Toledo. Joe 287 Toledo, Michael 192 Tollefson. Sheryl 221 Tolson. Teri 266 Tom. Julie 221 Tom. Kevin 266 Tomaiko. Randy 193' Tomczak. Robyn 266 Tomlinson. Kenneth 221 Tomlinson. Tammy 287 Toms, Jerald 221 TUw.'DanieI 266 Tracey. Kathy 287 Tragarz, John 266 Tragarz. Thomas Traicoff. Lisa 192 TRACK 151.152 TRACKET'l'ES 112.113 Tratos, Diann 222 TRATOS. JOHNSON 237 Treadway, Michael 287 Treadway, Tamera 222 Trent, Renee 222 Trevaskis. David 287 Trojanowski. Alisha 287 Tsushima. Richard 222 Tuck, Greg 222 Tucker. Beverly 193 Tucker. Michael 222 Tucker. Roy 287 Turnbull, Gordon 266 Tuter. Chris 222 Twaddell. George 266 Uhouse. Carol 223 Uhouse. Gary 193 Ullrich. Kenneth 222 Underwood. Tevis 266 Underwood. William 193 Vaca. Jeffrey 266 Valadez. Caterine 266 Valadez. Danny 287 Valadez. Ramona 287 Valladad. Nita 193 Valley. Marc 222 Van Matre. Sally 266 Van Metre. Thomas 222 Van Tassel. Karen 222 Van Tassel. Kurt 193 Van Tassel. Sandra 193 Van Wagner. Jed 193 Van Wagner. Penny 222 Van Wagner, Scott 287 Vance. Cassandra 266 Vance. Sherie 287 Vande Berg, Leslie 287 Q Vasconcellos. Ronlyn 287 Vasques, Edward 193 Vassar. Karen 222 Verigan. Kathleen 287 Verigan. Michael 222 - Verseman, Carol 193 Verseman, Laurie 266 Vervalle, Leslie 193 Victorine. Eric 223 Viedl David 287 Vint. Debra 222 Virga. David 287 Virga. Paul 222 Vivian. Lisa 222 314 Vivian. Lynne 266 Voet. Sherry 266 VOGEL. BETTY 242 Voiles. Cathy 193 Voiles. Nancy 266 Volmer. Nancy 193 VON BRAUCHITSCH, DENNIS 230 Von Ferber. Peggy 194 Voss, Mark 194 Voutis. Viva 289 Wagner. Alison 266 Wagoner. Patricia 222 Waits. Gary 266 Waits. Patricia Waldron. John 194 Walery. Cathleen 269 Walker. Anthony 287 Walker. Ida 222 Walker. Jerry 287 Walker. Joe 194 Walker. Kim 266 Walker. Mark 194 Walker. Marvin 287 X WALTER, JOANN 249 Walters. Jennifer 289 Ward, Gregory 266 WARD. JULIA 248 Ward. Roderic 222 Warmerdam. Bernard 222 Warnshuis. Francie 222 Warnshuis. Laurent 287 Warren. Kimberly 287 Warren. Lance 194 Warren. Lori 287 Warren. Mark 287 Warren. Paula 222 Warren. Phillip 287 WATER POLO 126.127 Watson. Christine 222 Watson. Patty 194 Watson. William 194 Watts. Lois 194 Weast. Jennifer 287 Weast. Jonathan 194 Webber, Diana 266 Weber, Brad 194 Weber. Steven 287 Webster, Russell 24.25.267 Weeks. Donn 222 Weeks. Gregory 222 Wegner. Michael 287 Weiner. Sheila 287 Weir. William 287 Welch. Jeffry 267 Welch. Linda 267 Welling. David 222 Welty. Dan 194 Wendell. Leslie 287 Wendell. Lisa 267 Wernette. Laura 287 Wernette. Mary 51,264,267 Wernette. Tamara 222 Werth, Timothy 259,267 Wesgate, Taryn 223 Wessels, Timothy 223 West. Barbara 287 West. David 223 West. Eva 287 West. Mary 223 West, Melodie 223 West. Richard 195 West. Virginia 195 Westberg. Caron 195 Westberg. Denise 267 Westberg. Shelley 288 Westerinen. Alice 195 Whaley, Reyna 267 Wheeler. Eric 267 Wheeler, Mark 267 Wheeler, Randy 288 Whinnery, Robert 223 Whinnery, Thomas 195 WHITE. MARTHA 245 Whitehead. Alicia 288 Whitehead. Sharon 195 Whitehorn, Michael 267 WICK. BETTY 236 Wickenberg. Alan 223 Widmann, Jill 223 Widmann, Wendy 195 Wilbur. Patti 267 A Wilburn, Elizabeth 267 Wiles. Jean 195 Wilke. Michael 195 Wilkinson, Ronald 223 Williams, Barry 288 Williams, Daniel 223 Williams. Dwain 223 Williams, Erin 267 WILLIAMS, EVELYN 244 WILLIAMS. GLORIA 247 Williams, Jeanine 269 Williams. Kelly 269 Williams. Korrie 288 Williams. Michele 267 Williams. Randall 223 Williams. Roslyn 267 Williams. Scott 288 Williamson. Nancy 267 Willis. Allen 195 Willis, Danny 267 Willis. Sandra 288 Wilson Wilson Wilson . Cynthia , Dennis 288 . Ellen 288 Wilson. Joseph 223 Wilson, Julie 195 Wilson. Kenneth 223 Wilson. Kerry Wilson. Kimberly 288 Willson. Laron 288 Wilson. Mitchell 195 Wilson. Patricia 267 Wilson. Sharon 288 Wilson, Tracy 267 Wingfield. Julia 288 Winnick. Linda 288 Wirt. Bryan 206,223 WISE. JANE 248 Witherell, Sherilyn 267 Witte. Michelle 288 Wizner. Danny 195 Wizner. Linda 288 WRESTLE1'l'ES 112.113 WRESTLING 140-143 WRESTLING CLUB 110.111 Wolbart. Heidi 288 Wolfe. Wong. Wood. Wood. Wood. Wood. Wood. Richard 223 Rebecca 288 David 30.223 Jeanette 267 Michael 223 Michelle 269 Tamera 195 Woodard. Chris 195 Wooden. Frank 195 Wooden, Tracey 267 Woodland, Mark 223 Woodside, Peter 223 Wooke. Charles 267 Woolfe. David 196 Worden, David Worden, James 223 Worden, Steven 288 Worthington, Cynthia 223 Worthington. Richard 288 Wukasinovich. Brian 267 Y Ybarra. Arlene 267 YEARBOOK STAFF 58.59 Yoakum, Terri 288 York, Sandra 223 Youhill, William 223 Young, Eleanor 267 Young, Gordon 30,223 Young. Kathryn 196 Young. Patrick 267 Youkin. J. 288 Yount. Brian 269 Yustat. Jeffrey 267 Z Zachary, Deborah 268 Zachary, Sue 196 Zanoni, Teresa 268 Zanoni, Thomas 268 Zauss, Debra 196 Zefo, Maria 288 Zeigler, Victoria 196 Zemer. Mark 268 Zemer. Sharon 196 Zenti, Louis 258.268 Ziese. David 196 Ziese. Glenn 288 Zimlich, Hugh 196 Zimmer. Paul 196 Zimmerman. Jack 288 Zimmerman. Jill Zirbel. Steve 233 Zong, Dorothy 269 Zukowski. Robert 268 Zumwalt. Karen 268 ZUPAN. JOHN 249 Zupan. Kathy 223

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