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

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Laura Cianciminto Tracy Clark Troy Clark Eric Coe Dana Coelho Todd Coker Traci Conglegon Ron Cooper r locelyn Corominas Curtis Corwin , Anthony Cox Ruben Crane Bob Cruz Cheri Culp V 1 Meredith Cumniings Michelle Damacho Laura Daroca 1' lulie Davis Monique Daza Brandon Dederich, l Crystal Defriendf Garry Delesus V julie Dekkenga Maritza Delaoruz ' Rhett Delangis Andy Delgado Sandy Demeter Marco Diaz Robert Dickerson ' Ken Dickinson loe Dimarco Tony Dimeo lobnny Dolslra Holly Donaghev Raquel Doucette Galit Driz David Duarte Donna Duke lason Durand Cyndie Durousseau Bonnie Ebenkamp Mike Eberhard Mitch Eckles Scott Edwards Fr1endsfSophomores 221

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Friends Where would sophomores be without them? What would life be like without friends? 'Who would you spend all your -free time with? Who would you talk about sports or soap operas with? According to sophomore Brandi Long, Friends are one way of escaping from pro- blems you have in your life, if there weren't friends, there would be no living, especially with a best friend like Nettie Howe. Some friendships last forever, and some don't last at all. But the friendships that don't last, were probably never true friendships from the beginning. This anonymous poem expressed feelings of friendship. it feels good to know that I can always count on you . . . that when you say something you really mean it that when you make a promise, I can believe it I value your world, I know I can depend on you, I will always trust you. . . and that makes me feel good. Friendships are very dear, and shouldn't be wasted. A friendship is something one should cherish forever. AREN'T WE THE BEST OF FRIENDS? - Sophomores Amy lohnson, Randi Rosenberg and Christie Kuzma reflect on their friendship over sandwiches and overdue homework. Lunchtime picnics which many sophomores took part of were sponsored by USB. WFT' - Qs. N 1- m.. ..., f 22 SophomoresfFriends WANT T0 IOIN US - Sabrina Ior- dan, junior, Nicole Ye , freshman and Cladius Wright, sopffmore invite anybody who happens to pass their way to join them in some un in the sun. On Picnic Day students were allowed to break a rather strict rule - NO walking on the grass. SMILES AND FRIENDS ARE IN- SEPARABLE - These smiling sophomores prove this, When a large roup of riends got together faughter and giggles were unstoppable. AREN'T WE IUST THE CUTEST THINGS? - Sophomores Pamela Barr, Shel- ly Howe, and Aron Reed, junior, cuddle together for a sweet pic- ture. The forty minute lunch eriod gave students time to llug and reminisce as well as eat lunch. Lorraine Castro Aimee Cervera Immanuel Chan Chris Chang Helen Chang Wenli Chao Steve Cheng Teresa Chia Kevin Chisholm Martin Cho Sandy Choi leannie Chung Sonia Chung Wynda Chung Q rn Us 'F Q i i QW .Q .1 , I -X255 I 4 :hx .ff , Q-52' ..,-f r , X.. A A' V if ga .... X , .gr fx :Vi .. ' I Nh: X 1 Q- - ,W ,if 'ff ,' K - . if .-- 1 J-YQ, mfr.-,lf f Ui' at . K . 'filfvx V' ii. -V 41 . F 14 -r , 4 4 Q I . . ' ff I ' ', .fd . git A 1 . -5' - ' -. ' . .. v .' ' ' if 5: 1 t.. X ,. 1 , ,M mx I I f,.,- li 1 -. f, I f 'r ' F , 7. 7. ,Nl H ,J-Q ' 'Wi 7 - X 1 ' l. X. ,allllf . 'I' 4 ' .':'r3'm.fLf.'r7?tb'lt . ,wg - -efzrngfewvfz J 'Vi' - .Q 'la -- , ' ' 5'V31 f-uf,ff.,. 'f - - M fs.. . ra 4 '27

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Spirit Are the sophomores losing their spirit? Was the sophomore class losing their spirit? I think we are because we are just giving up, commented Matt Schumacher, sophomore. The .sophomores had a lot of spirit at the beginning of the year but the spirit seemed to wane as the year went on. I think we are losing because everyone thinks they are too cool to cheer, remarked Gary Hernando, sophomore. The sophomores seemed to slack off at pep rallies. Even though they were winning class competi- tions, it did not seem quite enough to get ahead. ' Our class is dead. We need more spirit, commented Kasha Iames. On the other hand, Dale Favier, activities director, commented that the sophomores won several class competitions. Especially at the beginning of the year. When it comes to spirit, the sophomores have a lot, said Favier. The sophomores had potential to win since they were one of the larger classes. SEE THAT? - David Morlan, tsophomore, points out something to Harry Kelly. Morlan and Kelly were both prince candidates on the Homecoming court. V . C15 , .il SophomoresfSpirit Robert Espinoza Marla Everett Latisha Fairley Fulbert Fajardo Ryan Finnerty Elizabeth Flores Heather Flores Chris Frederick Darrel Freeman Inger Freng Rich Fry Shannon Ellis Christina Fudge Tarnmie Fuller Mike Furry ' Christi Gale Stephanie Garcia Trisha Garcia Vince Garcia Iarteh Gilbert Adam Giove Randy Glassman Danny Goerge Doug Goldberg Eileen Gomez Ana Gonzalez Carol Gonzalez Kim Graham Monica Gregg Ariel Guerrero Louis Gutierrez Iohn Gutowski .ara-E it-S42 I Xl as 'wir-4. f 43 vf ixxxlel .4 X tl I , . ,, 1x,,,'1l f :V Av eb Z '-Q fclf l -' Qi, I 1 4