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

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Two sophomores taste success Rushing water, pounding feet, and whirling bicycle wheels were familiar sounds to two sophomores, Scott Klacking and Darrik Hilbert , who participated in the unusual sports of kay- aking and triathlons. The increased amount of free time during sophomore year paved the way for Klack- ing and Hilbert to commit themselves more and more to their sports. I have had more time for triathlon practice lately be- cause sophomore year has been a lot easier for me, said Klacking. I have had time to go down many more rivers this year because I am more used to my soph- omore schedule, said Hil- bert. Although Klacking prac- ticed the triathlon events of swimming, cycling and run- ning for over a year and a half, he only recently start- ed competing in the event. The Bay Area triathlon Klacking competed in con- sisted of a rigorous 112 kilometer swim, followed by 9? , w.- it 1 a 20 kilometer bike race, and finished with a five kil- ometer run. Although Klacking hasn't yet won a triathlon, he placed first in his age category. I feel best after I give 100'k to the triathlon, that is all I want, said Klacking who planned to use his athletic abilities to his advantage in the future. I will apply to Berkeley for a cycling scholarship be- cause bicycling has always been my strong point, said Klacking. Hilbert white water rafted for three years. Although Hilbert had a lot of practice in the sport, this year al- lowed him to gain the need- ed experience for his pos- sible entrance into com- petitive kayaking. Up to this time, Hilbert gained much of his ex- perience by kayaking with friends and family in Sac- ramento area rivers. In the future, he hoped to move onto bigger and better things. Dana Paulus Dan Penrose Julie Perkins Larry Peterson Jennifer Pfanner Paul Philips Kevin Pinkerman 1 Sophomores M ,MV 4. ii, 1

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N' -fi., , V .l..,, .fs . f -7- --km- ' 1 If M ALL gi! ry E P . V Pu K, hree's company, Shelley Cham- Gardner watch a horror movie at the Chambers' house. I : bers, Rob Martin, and Missy estrlcted Moblllt Sophomores Search for cz way around Sophomores eagerly count- ed down the days until they were able to take the much anticipated driving test. I was so excited by the last week I was counting down hours and minutes too, said Liz Hagopian. The lucky ones who had their 16th birthday during the school year were able to drive to school. Those who had yet to apply for their licenses were dependent upon their feet, bikes, motor- scooters, carpools, or gen- erous friends. If I can't get a ride from one of my friends I have to walk, said James Vaughn. On wet, dreary days you could still see a few brave sophomores facing the rain on foot or bike. Although most were able to bum rides off parents or friends. On a carless weekend, plans included small par- ties or movies. A get to- gether included friendly con- versation or a rented movie. If older friends couldn't provide the transportation, they reluctantly relied on Mom or Dad to come through. If my friends can't drive my parents have to, said Christine Arm- strong. Sophomores made big plans for the awaited days of driving. I plan to go to San- ta Cruz, said Jennifer A- very. With new found freedom some sophomores had ac- cess to different kind of weekend. I can go wher- ever I want whenever I want, within reason, said David Roth, a lucky sopho- more who obtained his license during the third week of school. Sophomores tended to be found out on weekend nights more often after licenses were ac- quired. . .. J E-in we A,-: 1 V X, ' A . -we A f , t... , , N is .154 ?--v Gb' tw' av- -Y ,......,m. , -.7-,. - . L, Kevin Sadauskas Scott Schavey Kevin Scheidt Paula Schiebelhut Greta Scholtes Peter Schroeder Andy Searls Mark Sedgwick Christopher Sedillo Fahim Senzai Farid Senzai Tim Shadko Patricia Share Peter Shaw Erin Shelton Becky Sherman Tim Sherman Sondra Shrader Jason Shumaker Ron Shumway Cindy Shute Gary Silva Laurie Sisson Matthew Smedley Jason Smith Sarah Smith Stephanie Smith Valerie Smith Sophomores