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

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Seniors C rr, o V1 I I 'Q DRINK UP - say seniors, Aron Reed and Damon Woodbey to friends Charlie Dietz and Mike Kaminski. Martinelli's was the drink often seen at the all school picnics. LUCKY - Dean Lamb considers himself luck because of his gorgeous escorts, Ioy Tsuclii a and Kristy Murphy. The clowns seemed, to be everywhere during the Homecoming game. HE'S SURE - David Pratt raises his arm to announce the winners of the class competi- tion. Many classes were awarded class points at the pep rallies. ' Qiffgav 'C N Z' f, ' - E. QC Jrftfx av. nyc. , ' I 'go wv':A,Hp,T WISHFUL THINKING - Kari Robbins and Christy Olson look over applications to possible colleges. Many students were rushed to get their applications in on time. IS IT ME? - asks Teddy Lutter. Paintin shirts was one way students expressed themseqves in psychology class. OpeningfSeniors 161

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DDIFDA D Afnfn 1' .IIK Senior life is a kick back time according to senior Ieff Favis. Ha, replied many seniors. This was the understate- ment of the year. The class of '87 had a lot to prepare for. All the seniors had many tasks before graduation. They had senior pic- tures to take over the summerg many came in summer shorts and with great tans. The seniors also had to be measured for caps and gowns, and ordered their graduation announcements. On December 2, they took the CAP test. Most seniors thought they had been well prepared. .I..lll VD Senior Maria Tuason remarked, We did well because all of our teachers helped and supported us.', In agreement, teachers thought they had prepared their seniors for this experience. - . The seniors had a lot of required classes mandatory for graduation. And for some students with classes such as Calculus, AP Biology, Physics, and Civics, studying was a great part of their life. According to senior Ian Yang, whO had Physics, Calculus, and AP Biology, I had to study from 9:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. every nightfi L15 ' .,. L, W pf p . -f 'fn fllj',' ff ' ' . 9 iff, fr 1 ,st in f.. ,, - my ,..11t:. . i 1 1- flfub, Cl::rr.i:x.ex Club . ' ' r- J ', JL ,, . 'l,' , E g - v 'A ' .t ',..p. -.7,Qr,,z,l,,. - -1 ' ' 'J - Q.'a,i'i:1zi11- 'V-'i1 M .. 'W - f l rite:-fcriaff, .J fiimyr. .Cleft ',V T eflklftf ,fi H l f - fjfliiogz, 1?'uV:.: . Q' - ' K Y n i Q- 'iz 2. '. in 1 4 If-1J'5Ef.f 1 lv.,-z ,. Are, i',,'Jii,,. ,H Mi'-...hfgty Q -- y:r',H 15,3 1 F Qggfw- 3'! fi 2 VA N fu. J' I .... . - lui 1. , ' HW ' Ti41 L.L5L2Q,E,lC1 ' W -T -ff - 'Qi',1.,ffa-.,.f3'r'fm!X f, 23, ' , - .zulu :fs algo, f - gg xi 04,5 ' gjmqytl fllhg '23-3 ,,,.'w1,i'V , fi..3jEll'1i'1'EH, -?f1f'.5 fv- ' PM - if ' ,Y ffljig, U 7 fgi' Q, H NICE LEGS - senior Iosh Haynie poses for his If wifsw ii,-iq. i .ff?TV5ll3 4 ' i ' if 111, l, I ,C wif: A , - bl ' 'lm -. L i 1514 t' 'J 'J ,ww-tie. , if .':'1i1ii: , , 7 V- 1 1 . ., qi l i, MJF '.?..3f1i1i2i il: L. Y. , g senior picture during the summer. Most seniors who took their pictures in the summer, came in shorts and great tans. N0'WAY - sophomore Vikki Schwabb could never pass as a ,senior in this graduation dress. Seniors wore this cap and gown during their graduation ceremonies. STUDYING AGAIN - senior Evelyn Sebino was caught doing school work at the library. Studying was a major part of a senior's life. Prepurc1tionsfSeniors 163