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

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WHO IS THIS MASKED MAN - It is freshman Brian Wallby. As he gets ready for. the pie eating contest. Many freshmen took part in the unchtime activities so they could try to become class of the year. ALI. EYES ON YOU - juniors Craig Cagne and Cherie Clarke show their true friendship. Most of the best friendships start at school. WITH THE TOP TEN - seniors Clay Blair and Mark Faurot spin the records. According to USB member Suzanne Tuifua disk jockeys make lunch more enjoyable for the students. GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME YOU BEAST - Mike Ornealas and Traci Congleton take a pause on the way to class. Many students chose to get involved at DBHS. Ornealas, was in Drama, and Congleton played Softball. STAY OFF THE GRASS - junior Katrin Bath, sophomore Candace Vogel, sophomore Donna Oh, and junior Penny Ware eat their lunch on the grass at the IOC picnic day. This was the only time of the year when the students were allowed to eat on the grass. g s the fourth period bells ring, students run to the lunch line to get their food before everybody else does, You are standing in line with your ears echoinglwith the sound of the disk jockey t e school asked to play today, and the laughter of the students as they watch classes com- pete against each other in Family Feud, or pick the right date in The Dating Game. I have never been to a school like this before that has activities every day on lunch, commented Computers teacher, Carol Antoni. This school is very lucky to have a principal like Bob Corkrum to let activities like these happen every da , says junior jennifer Mills. Tl,1e lunch time activities are the biggest and the best thing that hap- pens to this school, sophomore Kristen Bosse says. And as one freshman put it I'm lglad to see that there is more to sc ool then Lust books and homework. DBHS ad many activities going on at lunch such as Family Feud The Datin Game, ai pep rally, oria clubsand organizations meeting. The most popular activity was listening to the disk jockeys. Students enjoyed listening to their favorite music be- ing played by a group made up of Clay Blair, Mark Faurot, and sometimes jason O'Connor. If it wasn't for the lunchtime ac- tivities, lunch would be 'ust another 40 min. of the day I cfon't need, said junior julie Voight. The USB sponsored most of the activities such as, the IOC food day, the pic- nic day, and chile eating contest, to name a few. N LunchtimefStudentLife 25

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XTXX X X X if tio ELABQRATE TELL US A SECRET - Senior Tom Wilson tells all at the Court Secrets lun- chtime activity. In addition to being senior king can- didate, Wilson was an at- tribute to the football program. G0 SHANENA - yells the class of '90 as Shanena Walls, freshman, rides the tricycle in hopes of getting her class more oints from the activities held during the week. Walls was also a can- didate for freshman princess. BACK AGAIN - are graduates Leslie Smith, Michelle Voss, Robin Hunt, Denise Galbrath, Michelle Brown, Iulie Rodri uez, and Sharon Startup. Tgese Dia- mond Bar graduates had a great time being together again. .,- QTY to CLOWNING AROUND - are Ioy Tsuchiya, Kristy Murphy, Kathy Murphy, and Suzanne Tuifua. The Homecoming was filled with a l sorts of fun ac- tivities and half time shows. 26 StudentLifefHomecoming if gj:ii i'Lir,e.gi H t :if ' , 1- ' 'f'l ',:tiy lt 1 ' f wafdl iiiw ' , f' ra -.52-:N ,- ,Z W 1 Vr1' ,,..., .f A , 'bww O 1, ' f A has it 'Q' ,J ' W s , A O ' EI v O U AXHQV'-.X , X il. 5 ' o , , 5 :U C., 6.9.4. gf 4' N 'Dy F : f A ' 1' ' A 9 o 0 ' ' 'SE 'Eg I xnd' P- 1 J if ff, :U 'of 'Sl it My ' .' wg J I 5