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

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DURING THE FIRST ASSEMBLY - the seniors cheer for the victory against the underclassmen in the class yells. The seniors still won class yells even though they were the smallest class. AT ONE OF THE FEW ASSEMBLIES - of the year, seniors Harvey Payne and Ioe Sang look on at the class competitions. Competitions were the main highlights of the pep rallies. WATCHING WITH INTEREST - are Ioe In- grahm and Dan Fulton during one of the cheerleaders' routines. The seniors were con- sidered the example-setters at the rallies. , s.,,, 15? r' fr Cornell Hatcher - Football 1Frosh, IV, V1 Football Capt. 1121, Deans List, Principal's Honor Roll, Band 19,101 Science Club, Spanish Club E?rLHawkins - Chorus, German Club, Ski , u Ioshua Haynie - Wrestling 1Frosh, IV, V1, Adv. Drama, Greasepaint, Football 1IV, V1, Breakfast Club, Cheer 1V1 Chris Heffron - COST, Honor Roll, Volleyball, Softball, Spanish Club Ginard Henry - CSF 19-121, Honor Roll 19-121, French Club 19-121, Science Club 110, 111, Computer Club 110, 111, Ski Club 110-121, Year ook 1121 Timothy Herron - Voc. Auto, Voc. Wood Iason Hicks - Football 1Fros, IV1, Baseball 1IV1, Drumline19-121, German Club 19-111 Rachel Hershkowitz - Olympic Tall Flag Team 191, Color uard 191, Freshman Court, IV Cheer 1101. Yearbook 1111 USB Commisioner of Assemblies, Rallies 110, 111, House of Reps. 110, 111, USB Vice Pres. 1111, Drama 111, 121, Thespian 111, 121, Greasepaint Co. Manager 1111, Greasepaint 1121, Drama Pres. 9111. Thes- pian Sec. 1121, l.O.C. Regt. 110, 1114 Ski C ub 111, 121, International Clu 1111, Breakfast C ub 1121, French Club19, 101, Varsity Club 19-121 Christopher Hilbert - Yell Leader, Cross- Country 11V1, Brahma Chorale Pres., Chamber Singers, Business Club Vice Pres., Ski Club Susie Himes -- Soccer 1V1, Softball 1IVI, Homecoming Court 1Soph.1, Honor Roll Mark Halloway - Spanish Club 191 Diane Hong - Key Club, USB, Sa e Rides Linda Hsu - International Club, Business Club, Key Club, Spanish Club, Badminton 1V1 Darlene Hugoboom - Honor Roll Tracey A. Hunt - Track, Chambersingers 1121, Hilltoppers 1111, French Club 3 yrs., Honor Roll 1101, Drama 1101. LeAnn Huntley - Honor Roll I IWIX 'llIl l1IB'l1 Tl! I A Seniors the SmalIeggClassBut Still Winning uv ur 1 .l .l U V At the first assembly, everyone got ready for the class yells. The seniors waited for their turn anxiously. Finally, they got their chance. As they huddled into the middle of the senior section, they yelled the cheer, followed by screaming. Then in time for the big decision, activities director Dale Favier turned toward the seniors announcing them the winners of the yell competition. The seniors have deeper voices and the enthusiasm of the last year is what helps us win the competitions, I think, said Kristy Murphy, senior. Seniors may have been the smallest class on campus with 392, but they still won many of the class competitions, according to 172 SeniorsfCompetition Favier. We may be the smallest, but we're obviously the best. You know what they say, good things come in small packages, and I guess we proved it right, commented Heidi Ianz, senior. It shows the power the '87 class had but the mightiest when it comes to competitions. I have always enjoyed being the advisor because the kids of the '87 class have real heart, replied Virginia Garner, senior class advisor. Some of the class competitions won by the seniors were: The sweepstakes for the Homecoming float and family feud, .

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