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

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I-S.. lil 'QNX ,J If Penny Van Wagner and Gail Danberg get-down to the beat of the Flutabaga Boogie Band, ll 84 Gi. The view from the balcony gives a birds-eye view of Crossroads, l2l. Bill Muma, Debbie Terrazas, Jimmy Gonzalez, and Diane Burkhart calmly await the ,NO ,Q who hir BHS 1, announcement of King and Queen, l3l. The leader of The Rutabaga Boogie Band add humor to the dance with his wild sense of humor, l4l, Rich Fleed, Mark Thompson, Laura LaFrankie, and friends create a conversation circle. l5l. 83

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The natural decor of Crossroads lferns and treesl lent itself easily to the theme of the dance- r Island Paradlse GG ' 77 0 Whether bumping, hustling, or slow dancing the Rutabaga Boogie Band played the appropriate music. Although there were many cases of the flu in February and March, 150 couples attended the highly successful Junior Prom. 82

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BICENTENNIAL FOOTNOTES May 10th, 1776 Congress recommends new colonial governments. May 12th, 1780 Charles Town fall after British siege. May 18th, 1775 Congress tells colonies to prepare for war. I vvuxy 5! xrlxl ox ,bb lo it Z1 QQ N I lqrx 'FSI cgfllgzh 'fA4b 4A 84 'Birds of a feather flock together', or so the old parable goes as students proved beyond a doubt DC STANDS UNITED. The organization sought to involve students in one or more fields of interest, whether it be entertaining such as the band or more intellectually based, such as the science club. These efforts brought students and faculty closer together as people and friends. 'fy '7'N Waixygsix' Y, X 'Q sl 'Sv s H X sf lv' rf -Qgx 'Q Q. IQ NX, 'f IQ' lpgx Qc ve 'QS Q :xx ,fi 99 xl'-I su! V x f..A45 zAk .a sn 0 if in LZ-1 -N .- YL: soW.-S 1t 'f.ttS:t'f 'ff'f2r f'i 'eff