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

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GIVING OUT INFORMATION - is the dean of Communication Arts Sue Mills Mills was appointed dean three years ago. GIVE ME THOSE SCISSORS BACK - says English teacher Virginia Garner Garner was also a advisor for the class of '87. Communication Arts Garner loves teaching students The school was very lucky to have a teacher that had been teaching Advanced Composition and Literature since she started her career, Virginia Garner. She also said, she loved every minute of it. The students felt the same way towards Garner. She's very in- teresting to listen to, and I enjoy her class. I have a lot of fun and I learn a lot of things that I can use in my life, said junior Carrie Bilecki. Garner has been teaching Ad- vanced CompfLit since she started teaching. She also teaches a regular CompfLit class. Students in my Advanced CompfLit classes are ex- pected to read more, and write more difficult essays. We also have discussions that are on higher levels 154 FucultyfCommun1cot1on Arts of thinking, said Garner. By the end of the year, Garner said she has become attached to most of her students. She has taught them all year and hates to see them go to senior English the following year. I I feel sad. Every year it's a bitter sweet experience. It feels much closer in my Advanced CompfLit classes because I feel I know them better through our discussions. It's just sad to see them go, explained Garner. Garner was only one of the many Communication Arts teachers that loved teaching. I enjoy what I'm doing, and I like coming to 'work every day, said teacher Karen Kehlet. X. C?

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WELL NOW LET ME SEE - lack Malloy studies his lesson plan for the day Malloy was also a track coach for TAKING A BREAK is junior Mitch Rowland. Students sometimes find it necessary to rest from time to time. HOW3l'dAlCOS!CI' Danlarth lichardCampbelI lmdine IICXGIIOCXI' DonGarrett DorindaHewit K -Q, lolm jones Diane Tobar Lois Tudsef Rick Valencia Sheldon Landerer lack Malloy . 2. L Tony McCabe Bruce McNeil lohn Park Rebecca Rowles Charles Sismomdo loan Staroscik FucultyfDevelopmental, and Technical Skills 153

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