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

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nd A W 4 l 1 gl 'lk 4 A Y l , la t N' f .ja , , -f - 1 Eugene Kim Araxi Kitsinian Martha Kline Rhonda Komraus Chris Kubat Ron Kubat Sapna Kumar Ieff Kyte George Ladwig Christina Landolfi Debbie Laliolail Hemant Lavu Luc Le Young Lee Tamara Ledesma Tracy Lenahan - unior Homecoming l Court. 208 Iuniorsfliomecoming Court Surprised, was what you heard from most juniors who made homecoming court. The juniors were really excited and honored to be chosen and represent their class. It was fun, but I think the girls were the ones that got the most at- tention, said junior George Spada. First there was the assembly that the entire student body went to watch. Then, of course, there were those embarrasing moments at the lunch time activities. After everyone had seen the juniors em- barrassed and nervous there was the voting on Thursday. That Saturday the parade was underway. The three junior guys were all varsity football players so they weren't able to be in the parade. Then the halftime show was next. The fathers and there daughters walked proudly. Iunior Christina Mattson was chosen princess. Later that night the dance was jammini The girls escorted the shy and nervous junior guys to the dance floor. Everyone clapped and yelled after junior prince Scott Hat- ter's name was announced. I was really suprised that I Wong I have only known the people at Dia- mond Bar a short time, said Scott Hatter.