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

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.-if gi 5, Congratulations Class of '87 8, Outstanding Students as chosen by the Class of 1987 'i , :E V Q, EI F 1 1 E 'M , 1 2 it 5 ,1 I Q ,5 M Wxg sh' ts fi. Ag wg '13 211 211' Z' 3 Q ,1 1 , -.11 , .251 John Spangenberg and Beth Zelinski 1' From Coronet Portraits if 3 Your School's Ojficial Yearbook Photographer 2116 21st street J 1 P.O. Box 8208 ' Sacramento, CA 95818 1 453-1116 ,y- F I 5 i

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