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

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WHAT DID I DO NOW? - asks Eric Morrell senior. Many students wondered the same ques- tion after reading that familiar pink slip. TAKING A STROLL TO THE OFFICE f- Senior Mark Bryant, keeps his coo'l. Students were call- ed to the office for various reasons. WE AREN'T DITCHING, - we're just taking a walk, explains seniors Cathy Messick and An- na Serna. 'Cam us security made sure of no dit- ching, they botgi commented. EXPERIMENTING WITH COLORS - seniors Ioe Ingram Iune Friedley show the finishing pro- duct. Psychology was a fun class, said Friedley. ' nf--- 0 zu V.lDI1.l'b.lJ'. Starting your freshman year in high school was really a good feeling. No more junior high stuff: this was high school. During your sophomore year, you felt older, because you weren't a little freshman anymore, and it felt good!! commented senior Yuki Fujii. When your junior year came, all you could think about, was becoming a senior. Afterall, this was the last year of being classifiedas an underclassman. Then finally after three treacherous 188 Seniorsflfinished years, of being the underclassman babies . . . you became a big, bad senior. The seniors ruled the school, according to seniors Dan Amador and Chris D'Amato. Everyone should love their senior year while they have it, because what happens after youier a senior? You start all over again with college and you're only a freshman!!! -'-

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