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

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A NBROKEN LINE -- The squad forms the mgus kickline. Drill team involved difficult iison mOV8S- DRILL TEAM 1986-87 - Front row: Advisor An- drea Komraus, Cynthia Provencio, Monica Vargas, Lisa Farnsworth, Kristine Kunimura, Michelle Robinson, Nikki Posset, Michelle Bonilla, Advisor Sue Benner. Second row: Ienny Corn, Laura Neal, Suna Kang, Andrea Phillips, Andrea Tyler, Erica Morris, Patty Yang, Bryna Yoo, lean Koo, Donna Oh, Helen Chang. Third row: Rhonda Harris, Kathrine Songco, Tiffany Tanner, Iulie Harrington, Michelle is Nolan, Ienny Messick, Deeann Brander, Iocelyn Corominas, Arica Ito, Heather Wood. A TOUCH OF GOLD - Drill member Iocelyn Cor- ominas does her part in Bottle Dance. Corominas competed with over 100 girls for her spot on the team. I. ' i 1 INSEPARABLE TRIENDS - are Michelle Nolan, Ienni Massick, and Arica Ito. Drill team enabled many girls to meet new people. HEADED IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION - is drill captain Kristine Kunimura.. Officers wore white blouses as a distinguishing mark. Drill TeomfOrgc1nizutions 65

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E Y s F'Fa.f x rill O -1 UQ D E N. Cl E. 3 cn X U 2. 'l VD Q E3 DEDICATION - Lisa Farnsworth, Kristine Kunimura, and Michelle Robinson push for- ward on their knees. This move was practiced every morning by the girls in the mud. SUCK UP THE OXYGEN - Deeann Brander gives her all during a show. Drill team wore sparkling new uniforms. Drill! Drill! This word was always jumping out at everyone all over cam- pus. If it wasn't flashing on the front of a drill team outfit, it was echoing through the stands at a pep rally or a football game. Drill looked like so much fun, I had to try out when I came to Diamond Bar, stated freshman lean Koo. As usual, the drill team was a large part of campus life. After long days of work at the USA drill team camp at San- ta Barbara, the girls were ready for the beginning of school. They exploded into dance and precision at every football game and assembly. It was really great being able to fire up school spirit, said Lisa Farnsworth, senior. A smaller, newer drill team was evi- dent. This was a rebuilding season, with advisor Kim Cleveland having retired as drill advisor and the addition of many young members. The new advisor was foreign langua e teacher Sue Benner, who was co-advisor last year. Benner stepped in this year after Cleveland's departure. Mrs, Benner gave us a fresh start this year, commented Michelle Robinson, junior. The squad succeeded in placing at many competitions this season and cap- tured a first place at Westminster High School. -QA as ,, .9 F' ...., K 3. ti I leg I 'W

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UNITED STUDENT BODY - Eric Wang, Adan Abar- ca, Michelle Lada, Ienny Christianson, Allison Smith, Suzanne Sandovol, Mark Faurot, Eugene Kim, Alan Vital, Todd Babos, Christy Basson, Harvey Payne, Susie Austin, Geoff Graham, Suzanne Tuifua, Nicole Upadahye, Denene Coletti, Christine Oldham, Angelica Nunez, Alax Ballan, Diana Sclankiewicz, Hana Hong, Mariam Bamford, Kristy Murphy, Laura 1 er. WHAT'S THIS? - says Alan Vital to Kristy Murphy, as Eugene Kim listens to discussion. USB meetings were always thorough, but sometimes out-of-hand. Fu fixi- ' ' 4 ., X' ti' EEF , i Q A 5 Y' -my YYRWQ ff VL i , f ,g it , , gi ,g 'gvlgfy 1 M H 4 5 I ,,.- 'K lf 'T ff A e K N I,-7,3 My iq: jx f Zz, is grit ii I . V itil DRESSED FOR THE OCCASION - are David Pratt, An- tonio Campos. and Leanne Iohnson. This delegation was very active at the 1986 Nominating Convention, CALLING ON A DELEGATION - is Harvey Payne as Kristy Murphy watches on. The theme of the conven- tion was stars and stripes. 66 OrgonizotionsfUnited StudentBody l ,