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

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WUNEER1 '?.w-f i gm 5 Allocation of Scarce World Resources was the theme for debate this year. For their topic on this subject. the Del Campo Debate Team chose Security . The topic was researched and developed indepth until enough evidence was found to make a case that would Hold Water The Debate Team then participated in tournaments at Highlands High School and in Berkeley where they tried to defend their case as others tried to take it apart. Searching for the perfect word, Kelly Smith retreats to the dictionary. l4l. Karen Bollwinkel stops for a moment to see what is going on in the Yearbook room. l5l. Debate Team members Marc Schwartz and Carl Douma l6l. 91

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It was quite an honor to be a member of Quill and Scroll, the International SOClQty Honorary for high school journalists. All members had to have served at least two years on a publications staff, either Yearbook or Newspaper. They must have done superior workin writing, editing, business management or production. After being recommended by their advisor, they must be approved by the executive secretary of the society before membership is granted. The Quill and Scroll treasury was funded by the collection of aluminum cans which were returned to recycling centers for cash. it as Yearbook Quill and Scroll members lst row ll to rl: Eric Newspaper Quill and Scroll ll to rl Inez Pepper Morse, 2nd row: Liz King, Linda Austin, Karen ladvisorl Paula Warren Debra Johnson Carol Grass Bollwinkel, Bob Slatten, Patty Watson, 3rd row: Connie Kelly Smith l2l Rushing frantically to meet a deadline Cotterman, Laura Kimmelshue, Nancy Owens ll l. Linda Austin pauses briefly to proof read some copy ll 90

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The Drama Club, with advisor Bernard Cody running the show, was a great place to release emotions. The Artistic Juices were always flowing on stage for all to see, but there were many who constructed sets, found props and collected scripts. Also, the technique of applying make-up was explained to members. Raising money for Drama was done two ways. First, each member sold suckers during the school year, and second was by collecting junk and selling it at the Roseville Auction. Through these sales, they collected enough money to go on field trips, to bring in theatre groups such as the Ashland Players and to continue the Drama scholarship fund. Larry Haynes professionally applies make-up to Dave Baker ll l. Denise Durfee and Jana Anderson are caught in the action of enacting other people lives l2i. Drama Club members 1st row: Dan McFeeley, 2nd row: Laurie Jimenez, Sharon Svenson, Jan Merta, Vanessa Greaux. 3rd: Linda Hartley, Cindy Ruby, Ann Olson, Rusty Hoffer, Mike Goode, Collette Stannard, 4th row: Bernard Cody ladvisorl, John Banks, Julie Henderson, Karen Heinitz, Janet Lopes, 5th row: Will Robenson, Jayna Anderson, Tom Swanner, Eric Wheeler, Liz Mocettini, Jim Ford, Carrie Stannard l3l. Not Pictured: Debbie Decker, Ellen Franz, Michelle Gish, Robin Harrington, and Richard Kuhwarth r fwm I if r 5 ii is, l L 92 400