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

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Chris Patton Todd Pearce Keuin Peralez Robert Perry Michael Peters Darryl Phillips Gary Phinney Susan Porretta Trina Potter Michael Prouencio Danny Prouenza La Keysha Pugh Blair Purrington Andrew Quirin ,ii Scott Rache Richard Ramos Don Rasmussen James Rayke Denise Reda Jeff Redcher Elane Reed Renee Reiche Sean Reis Robert Reuland David Reule Claudia Rivera Letitia Robinson N Christina Rojas X l'M POOPED - Juniors, Christy Gale and Arika Ito take a break during a halftime of one of the football games. Gale and Ito were seen down on the sidelines taking stats for football. GULP! - Conrad Zamora, junior, takes a drink of his coke. This was a favorite drink among juniors, 214 Juniorsf'Mugs 'F' ,J -4 1 16' A i l sf? 1: - l 3 5 I x' v A .1 vm 1 ' .1-. 7i1 J, miflitffzw .ff ,- 1 . . -'kim s mm t I f ed Vx ., .b r A I .1 P'

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