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

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Taurus, The name of the yearbook derived from the astrological sign of the bull. Tajordoun, Fred 28,121,158 Tanner. Dana L. 205 Tanner, Stephan R. 205,99 Tanopo, Agnes B. 205 Tanzer, Jeffrey A. 1 58 Tapia, Troy M. 158 Taylor, Krista J. 205,123 Taylor, Tracy 64,68,150,158 Tee. James 205, 99,1 10 Tee, Joanne C. 66 Temmmk. Colette M, 71,105 Terrell. Laurie 205 Thomas, Randall R. 3, 67. 1 18, 62, 64. 65, 144, 145, 158, 214. 218 Thompson. Eugene 205, 99 Thornton. Wayne 205 Tice, Andrew A, 67.72 Tiemann. Celli L. 205,39 Tiffany, Michelle E. 66 Toburen, Dawn C. 205 Torrance, Deborah A. 205,108 Torres, Ron 23 Trocosso, Renee 158 Trotter, Phillip E. 154,158 Trujillo, John 205 Truran, Leonora 205 Twombley, Andrea J. 202 Twombley, Gary 64,74,100, 158,192 Twombley. Lisa M, 123 Twombley, Scott M, 202 Twyford, James 158,232 Twyford, Jeantne L. 67,35.64,68.70,72,73,158 Valasquez. Josephina 188 Valdez. Jerry 204 Valdez. Jorge L. 158 Vallejos, James G. 1 59 Van Heule, Kim L. 68,102,103,211 Van Horn, Kim 67,1 18, 64, 65, 70, 106. 107, 108, 152, 153, 158 Vandenvrijnoef, Roger 202 Vann, Susan 57 Vann, Wendy S. 202 Vargas, Jessica D. 100 Vargas, Vanessa M. 71 Vaughn, Dion 0,159 Vechiarella, Lisa 37,159 Velasquez, Josefina M. 202 Velasquez, Stephanie 202 Velasquez, Stephen 159 Venable, Jeffrey M. 69 Verma, Sanjay 7 1 Verma, Seema 67,64 Viera, Andrew 99 Vilotti, Chuck G. 159 Vilotti, Stephen N. 69 Vital, Brian 203 Vladic. Kim 159 Vladic, Larry M. 98,99 Volz, Scott L. 182 Voss. George A, 159 Voss, Michell R. 203 Urban, Rhonda 182 Utman, Richard A. 68.158 Wager, Lisa M. 28,70 Wagner, Sherry A. 182 Waldron, William, T. 203 Walker, Shawn M. 123 Walker. Wendee 118.31,108 Walton, Bobby L. 159 Waltz, Mark 159 Wang, Mike M, 203 Ward, Kelly L. 68 Ward, Liz 57, 106 Ward, Paul 42.57 Warden, William L. 1 10 Warren, David 159 Warren, Kimberly 182 Warren, Tama I. 204, 65 Washington, Kraig A. 68,98,99 Wasley, Andrew W. 102,159 Weaver, Burrellskyla 203 Weber. Curtis 59 Weesner, Catriona A. 203 Weiner, Melissa L. 203 Weldon, Kimberly L. 71 Welker, Michelle L. 203 Wendt. Mike 57, 168 Werner. Vicki M. 159 West Karen D. 206 Weston. Paula 22 Weston. Sean 206 White, Bryan S, 64,71.159 White, Lisa 159 White, Michelle R. 206,35 White, Robert R. 206 Whitney. Jeffrey S, 1 82 Whyte, Roger L. 183 Williams, Chris 159 Williams. David 159 Willman, Dan C. 183 Willman, Jodi D. 206 Wills, Laura J, 183 Wilson, Barbara E, 67,68.122.123.159,232 Wilson. Deborah A. 64,122.123 Wilson. Jeffrey W, 206,38,99, 1 10 Wing, Molly K. 206 Winkler, Lisa 206 Winter, Jon D. 183 Winters. David 206 Winters. Steven A. 1 59 Wofford. Patricia M, 159 Wolfe, James T, 183 Womack, Jamie K. 159 Woods. Erika K. 70,71,159 Wooten. Jody L. 206 Worley, Brad 206 Worley, Matthew T. 121,159 Wu, Danny 206 Wyckoff, Ronald G. 207 Wyse, Jackson T. 67,207,68 the three classes to de- cide which had the most spirit. Yang, Eugene 39 Yegge. Michele S. 159 Yoder, Stephanie I, 1 18 Young, John 159 Yu, Olivia S. 183 Yell competition, a fierce battle between Zadina, Dana 183 Zehe, Linda M. 68,102,103 Zimmer, Annette T. 207,71 Zimmerman, Todd A. 207,98,99 Ziroli, Clement 207 Zitzer, Melinda J. 69,159 COLOPHON The Maiden Voyage, Volume 1 of Diamond Bar High School was produced by the 1983 Taurus Staff. It was printed on 100 pound Calais paper by Herff Jones Yearbooks, Logan, Utah. The type style used was Univers Medium 10 point for stories, 8 point for captions, 48 point for Division headlines. Section headlines were made of various Format graphic art styles. Special thanks go to Spencer Pendergrass, professional pho- tographer, Kathi Bailey, our great yearbook representative, and Mrs. Dorris for the extra help on deadlines. We also thank staff art- ist Maryrose Mendoza for work above and beyond the call of duty and the support of art teacher Donn Morris. index Pursers ' Lounge 247

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imSEBfl LBiNCe Rhone, Nicholle 11,39,18,28,42,70,158,156 Riggs, Kevin 67,199 Rini, Michelle 178 Rinner, Ralph 71 Rivera, John 199 Rivera, Zulema 75 Robbins, Michael 199 Roberlazzi, Alan 71,156 Robertazzi, Veronica 15, 64,199 Roberts, Janet 204,56,57,100,101 Roberts, Kenneth 156 Robertson, Moira 64,65,68,156 Robinson, David 99,199 Robinson, Steve 68,179 Roche, Terry 57 Rockwell, Troy 1 56 Rodriguez, Richard 68,100,1 10 Rogers, Rhonda 156 Rojas, Alfredo C. 179 Rollheiser, Kim 108,123,199 Rollheiser, Michael 27, 121,156 Rose, Kenneth 71,121,156 Rose, Spencer 71,121,200,199 Rosenberg, Laura A. 179 Rosendale, Susan R. 17,71,156 Roubian, Guy 57,172,173 Rountree, Brian J. 179 Rousset, Michele 6465, 70 Rowland, Melissa A. 66,22,64 Rowles, Rebecca 57,146,147,218,198 Ruele, Jenny 67,36 Ruggles, Carole 156 Ruggles, Deborah 68,179 Rumell, Traci L. 156 Russell, Mark 156 Ruth, Cynthia L. 199 Ruud, Erik G. 64,72,73,179 Ryan, Timothy J. 1 99 Ryder, Kammy M. 200 Sackett, Kerry S. 179 Salay, Kelly A. 200 Salcido, Alicia 156 Salmon, Janelle L. 66,68,70,108,162,163 Sanchez, Alfred R. 204 Sanchez, James 180 Sanchez, Maria 180 Sanchez, Maria A. 180 Sandifer, Sheri R. 180 Sandoval, Elaine C. 200 Sandra, Covina 70 Sands, David A. 180 Sandstrom, Kevin 167 Sans, Jacquelyn D. 180 Savage, Deborah K. 157 Saw, David 200 Scanlon, Carole 57,172 Schackleford, Mic 74 Schaffer, Kenneth J. 72 Scherrer, Jill M. 180,27 Scheidemantel, Debra 36 Schneider, Joel 99,200 Schoenberger, James 157 Schrock, Kristina M. 200 Schultz, Jodie 157 Schuman, Steven A. 99, 110 Schuricht, Lisa 67,1 18,108,200 Schwab, Christine 104 Scott, Brian W. 180 Scott, Crystal F. 200 Scott, Shawn 110,148,163 Scrofini, Anthony J. 1 3 Searle, Felecia A. 70, 157 See, Annette M. 200 Segovia, Jenny L. 70 Seibert, Steve 200 Sengupta, Tarun 1 1,71 Shackelford, Mickey 200 Shackelford, Timothy 200 Shane, Jennifer S. 157 Shapiro, Brian L. 99,200 Sherkat, Shahram 72 Sherman, Karen 64,65,200 Sherman, Wendy 180 Shiang, Leo 201 Shilts, Patrici L. 201 Shin, Eric 22,157 Shitara, Kellie H. 157 Short, Vonda K. 157 Shrum, Christopher M. 100,143 Shuford, Eric D, 180 Shuler, Devon D. 10, 66,70,123,157 Silletto, Christine 204 Silva, Adrian 204 Silva, Alex 111,157 Simm, Roger 157 Simmons, Kim A. 2,50,102,104,105 Simmons, Van J. 157 Simon, Kari L. 28,64,65,68,143,157 Simon, Roger 47 Singeetham, Shakila R. 157 Singeetham, Tanuja R. 204 Sismondo, Charles 67,48,49,57,72,218 Smart, Phillip 9,204 Smith, Cynthia M. 106,107,153,157 Smith, Cynthia S. 70 Smith , Donald 204,69 Smith, Elaine 180 Smith, Jeannie 35,18,157 Smith, Leslie K. 19 Smith, Kay 47,57 Smith, Taunya M. 118,30,31,166 Snedkar, Lisa 65,70, 106 Snyder, Eric D. 180 Sokalski, James 72 Sokalski, John A. 72 Soman, Manish V. 204,65 Sorensen, Eric W. 1 80 Sorensen, Staci L. 204 Sorensen, Todd D. 72 Spada, Kenneth R. 204,99 Spangler, Laura A. 204 Spencer, Michael 204 Spiegel, Todd 204 Spratt, Max M. 204 Spring, James R. 157 Spurlock, Kathari 181 Staggs, Lara M. 204 Stallings, Mark S. 204,171,189 Standifer, Mary K. 181 Stange, Diana 204,64 Stange, Judith 75,157 Stanton, Pat A. 167 Starry, Betsy 182 Startup, Sharon M. 204 Stauffer, Michelle D. 181 Steele, Scott 204 Steffens, Claudine A. 7 1 Stoffer, Mark S. 50 Stone, Dana L. 157 Stoy, Kathi L. 182 Stratton, Richard D. 182 Studt, Larry 118,47 Suchey, Alexander J. 205,72 Suh, Eun Joo 70,71,158 Sullivan, Erin M. 67,39,28,53,64, 65,70,102,158 Sullivan, Ramona 158 Swift, Deanne 22,70,73 Symonds, Thomas E. 182 246 Pursers ' Lounge Index

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' 1 i ' W 4 orL m A A SYMBOL OF STRENGTH and en- durance, the Brahma, Diamond Bar High School ' s official mascot, is also wor- shipped by the Hindus as the supreme be- ing. This Brahma was displayed at Knott ' s Berry Farm, which students visited the first day of school. CAPTAIN ' S LOG ENTRY 4 JUNE 16. 1983. The rapidly ap- proaching summer months brought not only the return of short sleeved shirts and warm weather, but also a feeling of success for Captain, Crew, and passengers as the final moments before docking ap- proached. To many residents and patrons this success could be easily seen through the numerous friendships that developed as all attempted to overcome the many obstacles that any MAIDEN VOYAGE would bring. Bring the only new high school in California to open in 1982, Diamond Bar High School felt its responsibility throughout the year. However, de- spite the absence of seniors, the last few hours before reaching port were spent in much the same way as any other cruise. A scramble of yearbook signing and dock parties helped the passengers to reflect upon a cruise that may have been a mere nine months for them, yet however short, one that would live forever in the minds of residents and patrons in the port of call and help to mold the guidelines for many voyages to come. JL, 248 Closing Reaching Port ff