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

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We Came as We Left emember when you first step foot on the grounds of Diamond Bar High School? We never wanted to be alone, always had to have someone to hold our hand. We walked around with a map of the school making sure everything went fine. Most of all, we did not want everyone to know that we were freshmen. We were scared, but in time, this later got better. It was our sophomore year and we felt like new. We could not wait to be a junior. When the time came we were almost there. Our junior year was finally here. Time for the cars and jobs were open for us now. I got my job, and things were really looking up for me, said Todd Stephens, senior. I was so happy my junior year because my parents got me my car, said Stephanie Miller, senior. Finally, it was that big moment. We were seniors now. It was time to leave and make sure we had all our tests in for college. We made sure grades were done and colleges got our papers in on time. I could not even keep up with all the stuff we had to go through, said Kevin Kenn- dy, senior. We are not getting ourselves ready for the world. Some will go on to college and others will go a different way. We have spent four years at Diamond Bar High School. Now we have made friends, and of course, some people that we do not get along with. The time will come we will go different ways. Friends will become memories, just like a year- book holds something in time. As the class of 1986 said, We came together as strangers, and now we leave as friends. We the class of 1988, Came As We Left. - - We came somewhat unprepared for high school, and learned the ropes along the way. Now we will go out into the real world somewhat unprepared, and hopefully we will all learn the ropes along the way. So we came as we left.. ig. ' PlaceLlp'Sync.l10l.. A - .T T naaaey M, Faulkner f- Fresh, J.v. and v. ' Baseball, Honor Roll. S r . . . Frankie Fedail - Yearbook, Cross-County, .r Track. . r r . Darlenefernri --r V. Soccer, V. Softball. Veronica!!-ferrero -- USB, V. Stat. Girl, of I-Iosp., Spanish Club, French , Club, Peer Counselor, Secretary of Spanish V ,C gb, ' z ' , Renee Fonmln -A V, and J.V. Tennis, Key - Club, BusinessiClub, SpanishClub,. CSF, Principals Honor Roll. r Sharon Ford - V. Track, Brahma Chorale, Girls' League. i Edith Wing Hang Fung - V. Badminton, . CSF,Honor Roll, Academic Decathlon. Matt Garcia - Frosh, Football. Malcolm G. Gil - V. Football, V. Track, Senior Planning Committee, Air Force Junior lR.O.'l'.C.l, Spanish Club, Computer Club, Honor Roll, Junior Achievement, Ski C ub. Wendy Leann Glasser - Marching Band, do Concert Band, German Club, CSG, Honor Roll. David Goldenberg - V. Football, J.V, Water Polo, Frosh Swimming, Principal's Honor Roll, Yearbook Ski Club. Sabrina Grajeda - French Club, German i Club, Girls' League, Prom, Committee, Yearbook, Peer Counselor. WHAT A VOICE - Senior, Araxi Kistinlan, performs a solo at Caberet night. Caberet night gave the new and old chamber singers a chance to show their talent. WHOS THAT? - Seniors Matt Kubiak and Chris Llcata spend lunch observing fellow students. Many students ate lunch at the same table or bench for all four years. Seniorf4 Years Together 1 75

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Rumor Has It . . . nother long, hot day at the lunch lines. The seniors pushed their way to the front of the line until the freshmen were back at the end of the line where most of them started. As usual the seniors got away with a lot of things at school. Dumping freshmen was one of the things that happened in fun. I think it's something we must all go through, and it's fun to see them get trashed, said Stephanie Miller, senior. Seniors that were freshmen three years ago can remember how many rumors they heard about Diamond Bar. People kept telling me how all the freshmen get trashed and that I better watch out, said Kim Bedocs senior. As seniors we were at the top of the .ss 'ti school at all times. When we go around the school with our pink t-shirts, they know who we are, said Tera Eliasone, senior. Freshmen will alwasy get picked on everywhere they go. Every high school is the same. They come to high school, and the upper classmen love to bag on them. I got 'dogged' on when I was a freshman, now it's their turn to pay the price of being an underclassmanf' said senior Wendy Glasser. When we look back we often wonder why freshmen are freshmen. High school is it's own little city, and once in a while we all come to realize that we were once freshmen, too. I was never a freshman, I was in the ninth grade, said Mike Rache, senior. As much as we hate to say it, we were all freshmen. Some of us were just better at hiding things. Rumors about what happened to freshmen were most of the time not true. I was not here my freshman year, but the rumors really did get to me. Now I know they were just rumors, said Todd Stephens, senior. The fun will not stop there. Seniors will always be at the top of the school and the underclassmen will just have to wait for their year. So when you hear rumors about Diamond Bar I-Iigh School, they most likely will not come true. Rumor has it that you will remember your first year at Diamond Bar. ITS BRIGHT - Shelly Schoenberger, freshman, hated when the sun would come out. Freshmen were seen around the school wearing the latest fashons. KICKIN' BACK - Senior Monica Everett takes a breathe between cheers. Monica senior used this year to kick back and enjoy. 0 ,iwq rmyumuna If' ' Wiwb lp . 5 f I ' -s P . , one emma -- .1.v. Volleyball, isenior Style Council. Josee Gray - Tennis, French 'Club Ke Club s mash club Honor R011 J Q 1 P ' ' Linn Hager - CSF, Calliopee, Club, Key Club, Honor Roll, 145525 .hcl b- - Senior Pres., Ski Club, Prom Princess, Tennis, Badminton, Honor Guard. YS Harris -' J .V. and V. Tennis. T in Hartwi - Fresh, J.V., v. Football, A ,Cl 9 .ff i V. Wrestling, Voc. Auto Club. Hauser - Frosh, J .V. and V. Football, I V. Club, Ski Club, German Club, VOC Auto Club. Tami l-lecker - Drill Team. Kristin Hemsley - V. Soccer, Ski Club, Yearbook. Brian Hendrick - V. Basketball, V. Baseball. Bill Holstein - V. Football, Principal's Honor Roll. Hue Song Hong - Wrestling, Badminton, CSF, Honor Roll. Chris Honogla - V. Cross-Country, V. Track, French Club, Honor Roll. Brett Kenan - Frosh, J.V., V. Football, Ski Club, Auto Club Q9-12l. Dale Kern - Keyboards Q10-121. Dennis Kim -- Track Q9-101, Football I9- 11j, CSF 1111, Principal's Honor Roll. l Rumors fSeniors 1 77