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

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From Homecoming to homework, students fmol that they are alike as they dtscouer ts perspectives that differ From the pressures of studying to the fun of cutting loose on the weekends, the events that the school year held were seen through a variety of perspectives. For the Class of '90, student life meant having an identity, with a team to support on Friday nights. Acquiring driver's licenses added another dimension to sophomores' weekends as they got out and about. For the first time I can actually go places without having to depend on my parents. It's great! said Lisa Newcross. For the Class of '88, extra privileges such as ex- tended or dropped curfews came with the title of upperclassmen. And the seniors were out to live up their last year of high school. While freshmen were busy making the transition from the lighter work load of junior high, juniors and seniors had to buckle down on academics as they looked toward college or a career. School is harder this year because college prep classes are more difficult, said junior Jill Mattingly. At all levels, the year in sports was exciting. A nucleus of strong fresh- men and sophomores helped both the Girls' JV Volleyball and Basket- ball teams dominate, in both cases winning their league championships. Boys' Varsity Soccer continued a tra- dition of excellence by capturing their second consecutive TOC cham- pionship. First place in the CAL was attained by Boys' Varsity Basketball, but a four-way tie kept them out of TOC. In spring sports, high ex- pectations were fulfilled as Girls' Var- sity Soccer and Swimming both won their league titles. Apart from the events, it was the people that made Del Campo unique. From the excited freshmen, ready to take on high school life to the spirited seniors, anxiously awaiting graduation, the events of the year were all a matter of opinion. Graduation anticipation. Shohren Noura- lishahi gets measured for her cap and gown sizes February 18 in the Social Science hallway. 2' fb 'W Q ITSALLA , 0 ' rvmrranorl ' I 328 S T

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