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

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THAN YOU CAN IMAGINE The activities such as Mardi Gras or seeing a French movie helps develop attitude more than a French class. Spanish Club gives cultural insight and it adds to the learning experience. -Mike Wolfe, 11 We get to do special things like skiing in the Winter Dlym pics for three days. -Lisa Britton, 12 ilk 't ,i A 0 g , ,z 1 ,Q pf? t vgit i I W4 , 4, f ' 3 I I Q ff gi W0 E MLM I I j E ' f,., ,mfg A ff? ,Z ,, 1 t - f i, g QM? ,z4'f'1,,ife?i,, gp'-T'?f'f'w,5,,, N-4-f3Qw '44 , ,, wt, of H1-: V mm You 'T l I . owivtcwt 76 o

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THAN YOU CAN IMAGINE lt's amazing how much kids know and how much we can teach them through SRG. - Michelle Benedict 12 Student Government gives me the opportunity to be more involved with school and help the students. 4 ,is aM German Club gives me the opportunity to learn more about the German culture. - Michelle Arce,9 r-WW .5 ' iiifietksfilgiiltsii' .,p.,..Af.,. ,., ..SQa A. 4. I I S 1sa Pfire... 21. .1 1725132 H4 -xl? till .E A Mm

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ffer a NHS meeting, Beth Zellnski, Kim Helm, Sandra Ffyno, Missy Ivey, and Cindy nternatlonal Relations Dirk Fisher Rau and Hallock discuss the upcoming events. Adriana Noguelra share a warm friendly hug HIENDSHIPS FORM tM8tM's make friendsl' This wasn't only a slogan for an ad campaign, but it became reality as friendships grew out of club activ- ities. From meetings to fundraisers to parties, students met new people at all club functions. Club meetings were a means to discuss club business but as friendships developed the groups became more closely knit. Fund- raisers and parties provided a way to get to know one another better. Fundraisers supplied time to get to know others in the club by working together. 'My friends and I qualihed for NHS, so for the past two years Waiting patiently, Alicia Fernandez, Juliana Almeida, Nathalie Durret, and Dirk Fisher- Ftau engage in conversation at the IEC pizza Party. we have spent time together plan- ning and participating in fund- raisers, said senior Sandra Flyno. Aside from fundraisers, holiday parties provided a social atmo- sphere for friendships to blossom 'I had met a lot of lower classmen and when we had parties, that was the time to get to know others,' said senior Ftenee Bronaugh . After making acquaintances in clubs some friendships continued to grow. People spent lunchtime talking and others even began to hang out together on the weekends. 'I just met a few people in the club and we decided to go out one night. Ever since then we have been hanging around together,' said senior Nathalie Durret.