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

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,M 1986 y 5 ' X 5 Ze, '. 4,9 9 , 1 Q' '71-A Dean i7iiecfeL Q3d'lliLfm'fL15fT0, jason ifigzese, Craig Mcilonaki Kevin Sarfauskas, Brian Lutoff .Scott Kfachng, Teafifarris, ancfCfm1f 9-Iaas Sophomore Boys' Clf sgs e fs oo 'Y A ..:::1 ,111 .-glzi. ,,.sl ' Al' Tk the 1 as th worlc startf for globi two agree of I princ most WOII4 bache dent place and Octo A1 Gene Smi14 manj the o prov to i relat level 1 3 2 5 2 a 5 9- D 1 , s ' 'A j',,jTQv' Q 1,i'1gfi,jf'og1, :r T ' ' 'H' :z wi, H- --Y, -nv V- . ,, N,- U U M.,-Q!-Mswgivb V4

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4 i V- ,s t t ,..-.- .-7. ' - I... ug., 4. - rllfqlf ......... ..... .. 9 The climate was cold, but me negotiations were heated as the possible future of the world lay before them. What started out as an opportunity for world peace, ended in global disappointment as the two sides failed to reach an agreement on the reduction of nuclear weapons. The principle players were the most powerful men in the world, Soviet Premier Gor- bachev and American Presi- dent Ronald Reagan. The place was Rekjavik Iceland, and the time was late October of 1986. After their first meeting in Geneva resulted in many smiles but few agreements, many experts thought that the summit in Iceland would provide a unique opportunity to improve Soviet-American relations at the highest levels of negotiations. After the Soviets unveiled a sweeping arms proposal, that included the elimination of the Soviet and American arsenals over a ten year period, a stalemate blocked the path to progress. The Soviets made the proposal contingent on the United States giving up the research and development of the Strategic Defense Initiative fStar Warsl. The Reagan administration felt this was asking too much, and refused to sign any arms agreements that required the United States to give up the development of the Star Wars system. Many student felt strongly about who was to blame for the Reykjavik Summit collapse. I think it was Reagan's fault, he doesn't seem to want to get rid of nuclear weapons, said Sandy Hampton. On the other hand, some students felt that technology was too important to put on hold for an arms agreement. You can't really blame Reagan for the summit collapse. You should not stop technology from going forward, said Brian Annis. Even though the Reykjavik summit ended in failure, many students still felt that summits played an important part in improving intemational re- lations. lt's vital to friend- ly relations among count- ries, said junior Jean Stultz. Posing for the press. Gorbachev and Reagan meet for their second time in Reykjavik. -17 I an ............. ....,.. n-nwwwn ..,...,......... . 4,., .... nwvwlvwwnlvwln The stores that care. . . about you! Sacramento 6231 Fruitridge Road 1301 Florin Road 11320 Arden Way 1540 W EI Camino Fair Oaks 5450 Dewey Drive 8101 Sunset Avenue Elk Grove 8787 Elk Grove Blvd. Roseville 1039 Sunrise Avenue The standard of excellence for freshness and quality. Uwe couul have one with for you, it woullllie tnat one clay you have a clauyfzter exactly HQ you, N so you can experience as a parent all tHe laughter, joy, tears anal especialhj the prirle ancl the love we Piave for you. 'lnrouyft Erokn collar Bones, falHny out of apple trees, campfire overnuynts, anrl Hula fam, w many, am, tfrzfruam anal ary are we 've .snared you fiavefuyfillerl all the dreams we E harffor you tfie clay we Brought you Frome. Congratulations iBo66ie, we are so prourl of you, anal we love you very rnuclt. Mom, Duel 9QelQJ, anrf.S9l'l'Ui79 rt. e ' ' ' Ads 263