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

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Sharing feelings for Del Campo, the Fall Student Government members organized many events during the first semester. Gene Robles advised the group in such activities as Spirit Week, Homecoming festivities, the Student Government Retreat, the Grievance Committee, and the Faculty!Student Government Potluck. Showing a real interest in the improvement of the appearance of Del Campo, the officers invented a new campaign to Stop Litter or Bust. Students to keep their name off the top ten most wanted list, Operation Slob helped clean up the lunch rooms and give Del Campo's Students a better attitude towards their school. Q iieQ'5X ' W 'kqsslw iz, -A Q fr - . - ' is I t1 .:s t W W

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1 Dear Friends, I wish to share with you the experience I've had while serving you as Student Body President. I sincerely believe that no other organization could better prepare you for life and provide you with a true insight to the real world that Student Government. The most important quality it will create in you is leadership which is necessary for every aspect of life. Every person involved in Student Government is a leader. Not only does this organization provide you with the opportunity to organize and head committees, but it gives you a role in the changing of district policies. Once involved you will not find yourself sitting back, but fighting the bureaucracy for changes in the system. I would like to bring to your attention the fact that all activities. aside from the educational curriculum, are brought to you by Student Government. In our school Student Government is a Working Function with the given power to implement changes. We strive to bring variation to our system and to make it enjoyable. I encourage everyone to become involved. An organization is only as strong as the people in it. Debbie Bispo tops her political career here at Del Campo with the office of'President I4l. Constantly getting involved with students, Debbie pauses between classes and takes down information at a student council meeting I5,6I. 37

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Dave Streeter, Treasurer, clowns around on Slave Day lil. Even Student Government has its lighter moments as advisor Gene Robles and President Jenny Masterman share a laugh l2l. Taking a break from the normal routine Vice President Mary McCormick smiles pleasantly l3l. Commissioners of Polls and Elections Maggi Langdon and Cassandra Hoversten appear relieved after election results l4l. Commissioner of Publicity Chris Pantell was in charge of informing the campus of on-going activities l5l. Commissioner of Rally Jill Eason, planned some of the most successful rallies here at Del Campo: Commissioner of Campus Relations Deb Martin, was in charge of Student!Faculty!Parent relationships: Commissioner of Entertainment, Deborah Gipson brightened the Del Campo atmosphere l6l. Secretary Lisa Konkel took careful note of the situation l7l. 39