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

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Learning the principles of proper maintenance for car engines and transmission were two major tasks that students Pat Cummings, Gordon Young and Dave Wood were concerned with in their Auto l class. ill. Richard Battershell connected cables to charge an engine part as he learned some of the minor, yet Essential Steps in working with an automobile. l2l. Mechanics come in different forms in the industrial arts building, ranging from auto to electricity. Mike Henderson showed his enthusiasm in Electricity as he used a volt meter to test a circuit. l3i. Metal shop class provided knowledge and supplies for Rusty Ott as he welded together an iron plant stand. l4l. ini so fi? 4 tt .tt . .., c 1535 3 gg. gg ri s i s pg La g ? 'Xe .ss ' gifs 2 . -se 1 - :BEZ EL ' 'gf-i2!.'it?5g?3ff'Q 4,415 ZLL N' t wwf 'it 5451135 K 515 X We it gyms S.,

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MHWYA xsQyw w - 'S QKTXQSY Ll sk to Su web! l my 'J K3 Q9 45, get ,,'.,,, 3,551 f',, i' X V wx' ,- Y N X315 X VV,,, X. ESQ! QJKJN YY, t l AX X ,,'iL'LQW x Aix V X ' 'K bk ' cial- ' ii sy Mi-1 N Nx4KQe X ' X F! N If K Mkdfrgkv I ij X- ff' X l ,f Various attractive projects emerged from the woodshop classes this year, ranging from required beginning projects to individual, complex ones. Jim Diffin displayed his individuality by using his skill in constructing an Etc sign. Reflections of Craig Harryman's image often emerged from the wall mirror he Designed and Constructed in Woodshop 2. l5l. Randy Striplin momentarily relaxed in his woodshop class as he commented with Andy Bjornson concerning completion of the first step on his mahogany coffee table. l6l. Students found projects can be quiet appealing when each step is carefully completed. To smooth edges of the support on a gun rack, Bryan Morgan a student in Woodshop 2 did some important sanding. l7l. 31 X