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

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l f 1 f-: I if gf., .. .sg D!!!-fe ,sg . me . -, spun V bl Studen fLV,jHot ecoming Cgff, P-,X .N ai' t' W 1- r , V 1 Celebrate A Queen Heads up! screamed an observant stu- dent as a man w i t h a 'I p a r a c h u t e came down from the sky A like a raindrop falling from a cloud onto the field of the fourth an- nual homecoming. Lining up with eager anticipation were the queen candidates: Carleen Vertoch, Katherine Famirez, Susie Austin, Susan Himes, Christine Basson, and Cheri Priebe. Standing proudly beside their fathers, the six young ladies were anxiously awaiting to hear who would be crowned the 1986 Homecoming Queen. I felt honored to have my father stand beside me and my dad was proud to be a part of it, said senior candidate Cheri Priebe. As the man presented each of the candidates with a bouquet of roses, a smile formed on the girls faces. The drum roll began. Then it happened. Elkie Bunner, last year's Homecoming Queen, presented her tiara to the new queen . . . CARLEEN VERTOCH. The first thing Vertoch did after coming out of initial shock, was to hug her father who had tears of pride in his eyes. I didn't expect it! I almost had a heart attack! I was in shock, but I was happy, said Vertoch. F , I 4? T, SMILING FROM EAR TO EAR is Homecom- ing Queen Carleen Vertoch. She was also a princess during her sophomore year. THE QUEEN AND HER LADIES. sophomore princess Christina Mattson, Queen Carleen Vertoch, and freshman princess Natalie Allen, all stand together after the crowning of the court.

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READY TO GET DOWN -is senior Aron Reed. Reed was a member of Chamber Singers and varsity yell. GETTING IN THE ACTION - Senior Iovie Radaza shows off at the Homecom- ing dance. Dancing was enjoyed by most of the people at the Homecoming dance. 4-5. 2- ,--an was W, 1- -. , Q4 ' i s ew-NXWN f l GETTING A KICK OUT OF THE KING - are juniors Ricky Crosby and Deanna Lyssy. The crowing of the king was a major event at the Homecoming dance. EAT YOUR HEART OUT GUYS - Mario Bonaventura dancing with Natalie Allain made a cute couple on the dance floor. This freshman prince and princess were very excited to be crowned. FORMING A DANCE LINE - are Patty Carnett, Melissa Wilcut, Heath Hartwig, and Iennifer Coe. The Homecoming participants celebrated wild- ly with various dances. HomecomingfStudentLife 27