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

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SHOWING OFF THEIR BLUE - seniors Lori Rayke, Ramon Contreras, and Iennifer Wheet prepare to board space mountain. Senior blue was scattered throughout Disneyland. SMILE EVERYBODY - senior Ioe Spitale, senior Eric Baxter, junior Mike Anderson, senior Chris Slotten, sop omore Dave Shaw, and senior Iessie Wilson enjoy a break in the exciting day. MAKING A WHOLE LOT OF NOISE - the entire senior class makes their presence known. Seniors dominated the class competitions that day. ,-., -view fl 192 SeniorsfFavorites

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All Through the Years I A nvrenna v ADJKIAXVJ Where would the seniors be without their advisors Hank Iohnson, Iudy Dunbridge, and Virginia Garner? Throughout the years, the seniors needed expert advice for classes, college, school, friends, teachers, family, and just life. Who was them to help them? Only the best advisors and counselors for them to cope with it all. These three people always made themselves available for their needs. All through the years, they were always there for the class of '87g whenever the seniors needed help, their ad- visors were always there. Not only did the advisors enjoy working with kids who are so motivated, but the advisors 'Ziff f ,fvQ,,,.y , li 1 took pleasure in working with each other. Senior Vera Escobar said, I think when adults enjo eaclh ,other, they make everyone more enjoyable to work wi . Although Garner and Dunbridge were teachers and had many other of their own students, the seniors were always the top in their lpriority list. An the Pa of the three, Hank Iohnson, who always talked with the seniors- during lunch, supported them in games and school, attended many of their games and activities. Ted Lult Brett Yates Patricia Yeung Matthew Yu Anne Zalewski - Blanca Zepeda Raymond Zepeda Danny Wang - IV Bandminton, International Club 19-111, CSF 19-121, French Club, Honor Roll19-111 Eric Wan -CSF, Band 1pres1, IV Tennis, French Cfub, Honor Roll 19-120, Breakfast Qlub112f1 Dawn Watters - Taurus Staff 111-121, Key Club, Intemational Club, SE-anish Club, Science Club, Pep Rally f Assem ly Comm. Barbara Watts - French Club, Ski Club, Honor Roll 191, Calliope 1101, Colorguard 10-11 lenniflr Weed - Ski Club, Key Club, Girls' Lea e1101 Migilzllg Whggf - F.F.A., Key Club, Thes- bians, International Club Mark Whitaker - Baseball, Honor Roll B1-gn Whitney - German Club Melissa Wilgut - V Soccer, IV 8: Cheer, V Song, Wrestlerette, Ski Club, Thespian 111-121 ,X Charles Wilford - V Track 19-121, Football 9-12 gohn Vlillard - Ski Club 110-111 Brenda Wilson - IV Basketball 191, V Col- orguard 110-121 Thomas Wilson - Football 19-121, Baseball 19-121, Varsity Club, Wrestling Missi Witzman - Rifle Squa 1101, Hilltoppers 12 lr0l?ll Wolfe - Cross-Country, IV Track 19-101, Photo Club, Varsity Club lan Yang - International Club, CSF, Key Club, Honor Roll Ioy Yatar - Chamber Singers, Drama II Brett Yates - Bull's Eye 19-111, Tennis, Calliope, Drama Matthew Yu -- CSF, French Club, Taurus Staff, Flag Squad, Rifle Squad ggagca Zepeda - Business Club, Spanish u F HELPING OUT - students Marc Holloway, Alice Chen and Erin Soh is Hank Iohnson. PLANS - are made by Virginia Garner and senior Rachel Hershkowitz. SMILE - Iudy Dunbridge was co- adviser with Virginia Garner for the senior class. AdvisorsfSeniors 191

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Attention class . . . be quiet for one Quarters was the overwhelming Q, sl l-for ooo' 1 AWAITING THE SNAP - quarterback Iim Edmonds gives the homecoming crowd a big win. Seniors voted football as their classes' favorite sport. SMILING ALL THE WAY - seniors Harvey Payne and Ioe Sang proudly display their blue shirts and buttons. Almost every senior owned a senior blue shirt, SPINNING OUT TI-IE TUNES -- one of the seniors' favorite records is played by the lunchtime DI. The seniors favorite song was walking in the rain by Oran lones. GIVING HER LEGS A REST - senior Valerie Foote gets a pig- gyback ride from senior Thomas tviaugh. Disneyland took it's to l on a lot of tired legs. N i xl W 70.5- . fit? , 1' H-in if .41 .., .1 IF Atrqq Hfnnn SEHIOI' DO FGVQHSEI I 1' v un: 1. DD 1. Marcus Allen 2. Magic Iohnson 3. lim McMahon 4. Walter Payton 5. Ioe Montana SPORT 1. Football 2. Baseball 3. Basketball 4. Tennis 5. Soccer minute please . . . we're going to take a poll on seniors' favorites. What is your favorite sport? I like football because it's rough and tough, said senior Tom Wilson. However, Peter Korosec stated, I like basketball the best, because those who play the sport need more athletic ability. Football was nominated as the seniors favorite sport, and third favorite game. XJ' winner for favorite game. Schnurble is definitely the best game: it never ends. You even play it in your sleep, said junior Shon Sullivan, creator of Schnurble. Schnurble did win the se- cond favorite game honor. The favorite song among seniors was Walking in the Rain. Run DMC -J ? with their album Raising Hell was the number one album among seniors. x F ovorites X Seniors