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

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DONT BULL AROUND WITH ME - The Brahma bull gets ready to start the football team with a big scare. This was one of the many responsibilities of our school's mascots. GIVE ME A B - Elaine Reed, junior, was one ofthe many cheerleaders who gave her all to keep the crowds in the stands cheering. Angela Kim Ginny Kim Sue Kim Ken Kirkpatrick Karl Kohl Chris Kramer John Kuebler Jane Kuo Christine Kuzma TU'fanie Lake Ken Lang Charity Layton Chris Lee Lillian Lee QQ ' I , l H 'l :Is ll Aiiliwr - ,fllilp . 'elllilg-m.,!7f': figis?E Stephanie Lee Jill Lemasters Greg Lewry Abby Lin Darrin Lindblom Tom Liu Brian Loft Z , i -Af-R-91-,fx Anthony Magpali Colleen Malmberg Joseph Margetich Andrew Marquez Kelly Martin Katie Martindale Edward Martinez Spiritfcluniors 21 1

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pirit I the Keg to uccess ' ' hat l love most about going to football games is being able to yell all you want, comments Dana Shane, junior. lt's Friday, school's out for the day and tonight's football game is against Wilson. What else do the juniors do besides, go- ing home to finish up their homework for this weekend? They go to the football games, right? Right. Pride was shown by the class of '89, School work was an im- portant part of school, but so was fun at the same time. In order to relieve the stress over last week's tests at school, juniors let loose with school spirit. I find that by going to a lot of the schools' activities and functions, you learn a lot, commented junior, Maritza Delacruz. Delacruz was found showing her school spirit not only at sports ac- tivities but also being involved in USB and representing the junior class. ln order to keep the school together, it took a lot of determination. Most of the students showed this throughout the first couple of weeks of school. IS THIS THE LINE FOR PIZZA? - Junior Gary Hemangb stretches while waiting in line for one of the many special lun, ches which are held on campus. Tracy Huang f: ,X Adam Huffman X ' - Cristell Huntsinger 'I' Q N , 54 A M Wayne Hutchison if K js .li Arica Ito B I A ' 'f ' Bard James A I ' 1 Courtney James 74 ,3 , Z ff 3 fl f -4: jig 1,3-. L rl . M ' ff '1-N l Zully Jatib A ndrew Jenks ' Andrea John Amy Johnson -ll. Christina Johnson Craig Johnson - Matt Johnson r gn Trina Johnson A, I :gg AEA, ,V Bryan Jones T., A Q ,, Melanie Jones 1, I ' 'Q ,fp ' Walter Jones fl 5 ' ' Lynn Jung ' 1 X V ' Suna Kang ,H Q. X xi Scott Karcher , gif' ' P X I L L 1 N Q l k l Mosha Katani Brian Kaufman Scott Keck Han'y Kelly Tiffany Kemp Kenneth Kenny Jason Kem 210 JuniorsfSpirit ,ns Z CQ , 1 52 X S--9 l . , X 5 1: A J j , l ,l i f 24. .gg M -- 3 ' f 1 fs 1 kv 'XJ -- S , li Y . , . f , ' . ' f ' ' ' .35 . Vg!!-rf! 2 l Q? 1' .gf,i?.a K 'ff ' L-32 li j sf.. -:-1' :- f .

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uture Seniors ' l t's about time, said Tracy Huang, junior, ml can't wait to park in the senior parking lot and cut in the lunch linesf' Juniors waited anxiously for the year to end so that they would become the new senior class. Some an- ticipated privileges such as the right to sit in the highly desired senior section during rallies. Juniors would be able to brag, cut line, come to class tardy, and most of all, worry about colleges. Also they would now relinquish their junioritis, lwhich doesn't really existl, in exchange for senioritis. Bright juniors devised new methods for countering senioritis. To wait three long years, that's 546 boring and repetitious school days, just to be able to become seniors for two semesters did not seem to be worth it. Senior privileges, though exceed by far 3 years of underclassmen. I hate being cut Keni Mason Scott Matz , Ted Maugh Steve Mayfield Michelle McDonnell Camille McGee Tom McManus Jeanne McMillen Heather Meinhardt Eric Melendez Danielle Mercado Brian Mercier Sandra Merletti Jennifer Messick Lori Milbum Cory Miller Laura Miller Jamie Mills Rebeca Minori Urvashi Mirchandani Jae Mo Heather Montgomery Danielle Montrenes Carlos Mora Kimberly Morehead Jenny Morf David Morlan Kari Morris 212 Juniorsffransitions , ,rl X727 in front of, put down, and taking physical ed. I can't wait to return the favor as af senior next year, remarked Yun Lu, ' junior. Juniors anticipated more freedom once they entered their senior year. No more restrictions on being able to leave the house on weekdays would exist. Some juniors prepared to get jobs to pay for their anticipated senior expenses. Many others begged for a new car so that they would be able to have a car to park in the senior parking lot. Incoming seniors looked to their senior year with the sense of new challenges. Any last achievements would be planned out so that their senior year of high school would be full of accomplishments. Juniors anticipated their senior year so that once it was over, they would be able to look back on it with purple and gold memories. STRAIN - Bard James, junior, strains to increase muscles in third period strength training. Many athletes involved in strength training. -f 2 Z 9: Sim I Six xl' 3 f .Z I . f ' fW'1l4'tiHarz2: -D-' YL X Y-C X L .s -wi f' e 'Ffa 'Q 1 f, 1 .X ,. KS 4