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

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iT's BECAUSE WERE EDI ..,,, Q .... ..,..,L,.,, 4 Seniors finally spark spirit Spirit, we got some! Face it, we're awesome! Senior year gave most sen- iors a reason to show their spirit, while in previous years spirit was not a feeling shared by all. Until their senior year, the class of' '87 never won the Homecoming hall or rally. Some seniors felt the losses were due to their lack of unity, Dur- ing our younger years our class was very divided and could not accept all its different social cliques and individuals, said Jo- anne Montalvan. Other seniors believed the low sense of spirit was the result of a lack of en- thusiasm. By our junior year a lot of us were just burnt out from all the Homecomings and Sports- A-Ramas. Last year a lot of people had heavy work loads with school and jobs, said Debbie Frantz. Despite its past, the class of '87 managed to unite its senior year and win the first several ral- B earing the cold, seniors Cristen Cleveland, Betsy Callen, and Kathleen Merrill attend the football game at Folsom to cheer their team on to a victory. We got the stick! Senior Kris King shows off the Spirit Stick that the Class of '87 won at the Homecoming rally. lies. Their greatest victory however, was their win in both the Homecoming hall competition and the rally. Being seniors we fi- nally understood the real meaning of Homecom- ing ,and therefore we all decided that we wanted to win and we did. We proved it to ourselves, said Fay Grundel. Senior year brought a very diversified class to- gether, to work together as a unit. We finally put down our defenses and started working as a class instead of as individuals. We finally started caring about all of us, said Tim Hayes. To others, Homecoming was a time to make old friendships stronger as well as build new ones. We matured in such a way that we were finally able to accept each other and look at each other as classmates. It was this unity and spirit that en- abled us to win, said Fe- licia Heard. Seniors 4' gf, ni fa 4? 'Ti li ,, 'I 4 si ,H ,4,x4',g, , 1 44.. '4,co ' I 5, . . ,,,. 4.4,. , X says-Q. Q5 s 9. 1 4 r sf 4 44 4 44 4s4s4.f.4v.sf44: 1- A Q 4 X ' x4 fsf'f4.S2,w rv ' 4s4s4,s44,4g I 4, sgisagf z c 4. sm- 1 sz wining-fm Q 'Q 2.-9' W MP 'ai .f'74v5 W .31 by hx 4 S as 4Xf!bSq.SQ 9WgSi'm5m Q V346-VQ? V55 s 2 9 SW is saws' as -hy, 49 X, fa: 'fsfszs , sw 'fs Q 4849 2 Q4 fi ff 4-.A 4 sq-fi, 4 4 ,-4191s-0, W4 s 4 sv W s-4 s my y as-as' ' Q MW is is 1: 4? sa 1 4 as 3 e ,vw 4 '- sa Q-'4 visa savers. 4 saw? as 9sw,,YmMsg is ff -V W ska fsggwg- as' -4. fmwwiww fgf 9,-swiwszfl if U ? z 1 :M 3,5 .., sa-41 bf es- A ng w52Qf f' - -, I nr 4 ...f 4 .,4 Q 4, ,M4 , 4 H? .. f X if WI. 1 ' Q2 My Aim, we 4 X44 -4 .3 . fam? fr szX-4-X42sf45-asaiizviswsfawf 4 4 5 4 fs 4 44 4 .1 'fi ,rg 4 ,Q-a.w4w4zgwsv 1 ea,..1,J9,.-Q,sr,fP,awp-4k'4,s jvg-wsf X if sv 'K 'j - .mS6yj,.v4xf,iQy4rg?' wfwglevgqkggge :fc f 5 f f , -' 4 , 4 , Y QZSWJQ-W--Mf'Gs -20,9 57 - 7-4 a , 5 ,.-M sv ,gf Qs fpwjefjy ' 01-Q' fi!! 4s'hs Q-:ij Sf55 :- 'fffi ,547 44 'f ' -X 4 44 fb .44s'4e44--V1smvfwwf cw:-4: 44 ,:4 A - 4W fy, .-4 Q75-44 4-2 WV ,Ez ill l lllz 1, l , il I Ii I l IV l1 li 4. li we li ii, l .4 :Ali ffiff-flff 7? .: ,f5'f 4:3 , -52 :hgh 46108 5 J' X ,4 .hr-may -V455 4-w44.4,, ..ymM5 4 as mf vpn. 4 - fy f.o,ry,.:4i41a.t,,- f-W rg- ,- Q-44-wfwiwfff W., 044 :- -4 4 c -Q4 1- 4 4 -if 13652 114,44 4v3ffmmf4V4'z5'4-X 5 X ae 4 . 4f- , 4,4 -Q4 4,c44e44W94Wfac4.. W-14-'f X, 4 y f ,X X44 , Z 44 .4 -4.4-,4.-M144 4 wwf .4 . QZKX wx 4- -4 '45 fi 7 4 42- an-ri ffs X- , 4 4 We .444 '45 4-for Q3 f4'f2,ffGWf.47?4 . wfiz 4 4 4. 4 f ,F 4 'ff' ff? I ' 3 i fi! 7457 wifi ff 44471 41 Q4 . , 4 ,4 w 1 44,-4 z,4q-ff-img-51 w - 34 744ff!W!Zf'f2, 44445707 4fff43,3X ,4 4f4.,44 44444,f4fs44 , of 4 4-f 777 fhyiffw 77 Y ' ff' 14 4 'f 45444 71f?!'f4fff4-2444 W 444 f, ,444 , .,,. 4 , 4 4 H 44. 514444 444W W l w,. me 2 :lii i. i i 1, l mpg 9 ll? ,ill fl If X 4 444444444w4wf44'Q4f-f441145414 4 4 ,Lili l i 4 4 4 4 we 44,1 44f44,444 ff 4 1Qf3f1if55f2?Z-if: 0 .. ,.,, , 4 -'Jw' l i i 4 1 E E

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gl'- L- ITS BECAUSE Exrlggs ff Senior Year empties students' poeketbooks I had no idea how ex- pensive one year could be! Neither did my parents! They probably think I'm making these prices up because they're so high! said Peggy Grater. With all expenses in- cluded, the senior year cost some students up to 31700. The expenses cov- ered the cost of senior por- traits, graduation an- nouncements, cap and gown rental, senior ball necessities, weekly enter- tainment, gas and food expenses and the cost of a graduation trip, to Ja- maica or elsewhere. The first expense to hit most seniors was that of senior portraits. It was Some time in July when I got notice that I was Scheduled to take my Senior portraits. Wow! I thought. I'm really a sen- g ior! said Lori Winslow. Prices for senior portraits ranged from 9525 to over S200 depending on the a- mount purchased. Graduation announce- ment orders, costing any- where from S10 to 330, were also an important consideration. I have rel- atives all over the place. I really don't see the point in .sending announce- ments to them, especially since the annoimcements are so expensive. But of course I will,'f said Dave Thomley. The S8 cost of cap and gown rental on top of sen- ior ball expenses left a large number of seniors and sometimes their par- ents with the feeling of what it was like to be graduating or to have a graduate in the family. I don't know how I'm going to be able to pay for it all. I mean I know my parents will pay for cap and gown rental, but dan- ces always end up costing so much that I know I'm going to have to pay for at least half of the cost, which may not seem like a lot, but when you're talk- ing about tuxedo rental, limosine, dinner, ticket, corsage, etc., it adds up! said Kelly Cady. 1 Each of these expenses hit at specific times in the year, however, the cost of gas, food, and entertain- ment was something that had to be faced daily. My friends and I went out to lunch or dinner a lot and we always went out on weekends. Working, I drove a lot, plus I did a lot of weekend driving. said Jennifer Coronado. Seniors were given the option of whether or not they wanted to go on Grad Night Trip, which cost 95111, or go on the gradua- tion trip to Jamaica, which cost 3598, plus spending money. I've spent four years working hard in high school. My trip to Ja- maica will be the payoff It's a lot of money, I know, but I really think it will be worth it! said Susan Stahlberg. In retrospect, the year was a costly one for those who graduated, but most everyone felt it was worth it. Sometimes I wonder if it's worth it, but I know it is. I'll never forget my senior year or my friends. And in ten years I won't even remember how much it cost, said Joni Eilers. Seniors