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

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YUM, YUM - The cake was just a little COLLEGE BROCHURES - were su plied at the annual College Night. These brocllures aided students in the general information they needed about the college of their choice. Khamphou Douangsitthi - CATH, Honor Roll Don Drummond - Track. Band. Basketball Randall Duarte - Football 191, Cross-Country 1'101,Trar.l11lU1 Lisa Dudich - Brahma Choral 191, Girls' League 191 1101, Honor Roll 19111U1,Hilltoppers 1101. Chamber Singers 11 '1 1 1't 21 Mario Duran - Brahma Choral 1111, Champ- ber Singers 1121 Tracy Eckert - Chorus 19-121, Volleyball 191 1101. German Club 19,111 Serena Edwards - Social Chairperson 191, Volleyball 1V.1, Basketball 1l,V.1 Michele Eichler - Brahma Choral. Hilltoppers Heba El-Badawi - Soccer, Science Club. French Club, International Club, Business Club Vera Escobar - French Club, Honor Roll, Key Club, Track, Badminton, Hilltoppers Lisa Farnsworth -- Thespian 1121, Drill Team Y i was f .1 , ,tt .-.. 110-121. Agora 151-101 International Club, Girls' lt igut Honor Roll ISI 149 l'1 leffery Favis A Chess Club Susan Fernandez - Spanish Club 19-121. Business Club 19, 121. Sczientge Club 19-101, Key Club. International Club 110-121 Yearbook, Girls' League, CSI-'. Tennis 1lV. V1 Sherri Fischer - Hilltoppers, Chamber Singers, l rent:h Club, Drill Team David Fisher - Varsity Wrestling William Flournoy - Soccer 1IV1 Greasepaint, Honor Roll Valerie Foote - CSI , Business Club, Photo Club, German Club International Club. Girls' League, Science Club, Cross-Country, Honor Roll Michele Ford - Honor Roll Dan Fulton - German Club, CSI . Senior Class Treasurer, Honor Roll Greg Galbreath - Football 1l rosh, IV, V1 Wrestling 1IV1, Track 1lV, V1, German Club something extra for the college bound students that attended College Night. 1' ty' gwmnwmvvmnw. ' ff .cf tv be t Valerie For 11111 I' X.l.l.J.l.J.l.J gg The Start of Something Big-I UC San Diego, USC, Pepperdine, UCLA, UC Irvine . . .These were a few of the many colleges present at College Night. College Night, held annual- ly, was held at Diamond Bar for the '86-'87 school year. The gym was filled with college bound seniors from Walnut and Dia- mond Bar. Underclassmen also attended College Night, giving themselves a jump on their future college plans. There were approximately twenty-five to thirty colleges present. This included Universities, Cal-States, junior colleges, and military academies. It was obvious what school or schools were the most popular. For the University level, USC and UCLA attracted the majority of the crowd. Cal- 168 SeniorsfCollege State Fullerton and Cal-Poly Pomona were also eye catchers. Mt. Sac was the only junior college present so it, too drew a sizeable crowd. The Air Eogce Academy and the Army ROTC was pleased with the turn out they a . If it wasn't for College Night, I wouldn't have known how to go about applying to colleges, said senior Michele Haines. Many colleges provided applications at the event, which was of great value because many seniors didn't have to send for applications on their own - a great time saver. College Night, was again a great asset to all students. A '

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