Diamond Bar High School - Taurus Yearbook (Diamond Bar, CA)

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1+1= More for 84 A SHARING HER FREE TIME as well as class time with her students, Mrs. Rowles chats with Shirley Graves. She feels teachers have a responsibility to get to know their students. ► SMASHING Joyce Peters ' pencil against her desk to break the lead, Mr. Alcosser repeated that pencils weren ' t allowed out during corrections. His humor kept him popular with students. Amy Chang Mary Chang Suzanne Charest Denise Chavira Nick Chelala Teresa Cherry Steven Chester Atan Chien Jeff Christiansen Jenny Christianson Debbie Christensen John Clements David Coe Cindi Coker Linda Comyns Patrick Corso Cameron Cradic Dan Crawley Tony Crosby John Damm David Dauncey 146 Junior Advisors 1st Class

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f WITH CAREFUL DELIBERATION, Randy introduced each candidate to the student body that was running for a lass office. The elections were held for two consecutive days. T CONTENTEDLY, Randy watched the football gantie. Although Randy couldn ' t play due to his injury, he helped out a lot down on the field. i ' — • — - ■ » J ' ■- -f- M -mm • - » Heather Bodenhamer Annette Boerio Terence Booker Paul Bos Rodrick Bowling Jeff Boyer Wendy Bridgeforth Lisa Brown Robert Brown Derek Brusko Linda Bundy Ed Bunner April Burk Derek Burke Derek Butterfield Gary Byrd Jeff Cabell Denise Caluya Craig Carr Scott Carter Aaron Channberlain Randy Thomas 1st Class 145

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Tern Deinlein Jeanette DelaHousaye Adam DeLeon Steve Deol Eric Dibella Sandra Dickinson Larry Dillard Mike Dingess Mark Dodson Randy Doppert Shaun Doyle Willie Drotar Angel Dulude Kelly Ellis Launa Ellsworth Darren Epiey Catherine Essling Eric Ethier Nancy Evans Bob Everett Bill Faulkner Tenia Feyka Ray Fisher Laune Flournoy Kelly Ford Sharon Fox Jenna Fraze Esteban Fregoso 1st Class 4 HARSHLY, Mr. Alcosser warned Mrs. Cleavland to cover her text books by fifth period. Later, he and his accompliss were assigned Saturday Work Detail for punishment. ath is not their only speciality. Mrs. Rowles and Mr. Alcosser help lead the junior class by taking the respon- sibilities as class advisors. The two volunteers were carefully selected from many to repre- sent the juniors. I wanted to be involved in the first prom, Sadie Hawkins, Junior Fun Night, and all other new activities, explained Mr. Alcosser. I ' m very pleased with the officers chosen, and to- gether, I think we pulled off a great year! he continued. Mrs. Rowles was also happy to be a major part of the first year. Coming to Diamond Bar High School was the cake, and being the junior advisor topped it with icing, boasts Mrs. Rowles. The advisors devoted many hours to their cause. According to these hard workers, the only thing that counted was if the outcome of their activities was successful. 1st Class Junior Advisors 147