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

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ALL Wallet moths again? Talk to Mom cfs Dad Even George Jetson never had it this bad. At least his wife Jane, when in need of cash, innocently grabbed his wallet and rocketed down to the shop- ping mall. But Jane wasn't a sophomore at Del Campo. Too young to have a job, yet expected to keep up with the upperclassmen on the weekends, sophomore year wasn't cheap. No longer oblivious freshmen, it was simply mandatory to be in step with the fashion and trends. Usually, whatever was in fashion was overpriced. I just plead and give them Dan Cordes Laura Costello Kristy Covey Mike Crawford Aaron Crist Jason Culver Mike Danae David Daniels Dina Davalos Jason Davis Jill De Geus Christinia Delk Kristin Dell'Immagine Jill Delzer Jennifer Dernes Kelly Denham Jody Des Autels Mindy Dillon Charlotte Dills Kathryn Ditmanson Erin Doak Joe Dobrowolski Celine Donaldson Heather Dotterman Adele Drolshagen Justin Du Bois Denise Duey Brian Dunlap 1.-.Tir ' were 'S the begging looks, said Valarie Smith speaking on money for shopping sprees. Everyone's mother cried You're too old to have me making your lunch! Let the freshmen carry lunch- boxes, cafeteria food was good enough for the lazy. But on the flip side, much envy was directed at those few small stomached sopho- mores who could steer clear of the It's Its and donuts. They were keeping their parent's two dollars a day rather than losing it to a lunchtime snack. It's a great excuse to diet, said Tiffany O'Neil. However, it was not just the school days that cost. Once the final bell rang on Friday, the wallet seemed to get even thinner. It was a fact, weekends were lethal to a bank account unless, of course, you had a generous boyfriend. No, he really does pay for everything, said Lisa Szyper, whose boyfriend kept her week- ends cost-free. But alas, not everyone's methods were so pure.. I steal it, said Scott Schavey on the subject of supple- menting his weekly alow- ance. Man does not live by allowance alone. 3:1-:Ii :-r-'e:.,. f' 1 ',S'f X Z' 5 5 ' 3 . 'iS1P:i '1.' i'fQw M .. lv? ' -st' k S-f . 2, sl ss W S 'X 1 5 334 I ms wt XV., 1 . f x x is iff as . ft fi J 'fe f lk V' X 1 X jg X. 7 ' N- ll . -4 if . ll wil 8 S, Q X Q Nik N 1 X ' - 4. 'N X QD is if , fi K US fa., S