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

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as I . f' 1 ISNT THAT SPECIAL. - Seniors Romlna Cabudol and Beth Woods hug at Homecoming. Many friends became closer at Homecoming. HOLD STILL! - orders junior Denise Adams to senior Petros Alevizos. Friend's usually had time to help each other out. 22 Friends fStudent Life BUT THEY'RB lCKY, - . says junior Jennifer Valencia to junior Denise Adams. Picture exchanging caused many to become self conscious. HI MOM! - exclaim seniors Joyce Cruz, Caoline Guay, and Julie Ramirez. Seniors enjoyed the LA fair on senior fun night. o 'wolf' 1' Y HM! . Q H J I lv 'Um l1 S LIKE THIS ... - explains junior Tiffany Tanner to her junior pal Julie Harrington. Discussing serious mat- ters occurred often between friends. Q if' ll l . I r J .3 V: 5 1 4 A l . X x 48 2 l

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,f , 1 , ,-'525' . 535-in I A 4, 1 .14 lff' w,-4,4 r, ' J. ,nag Qwffb wt! , 'ffvigj if WHY ME? - Teresa Yodities, senior, looks a bit confused about what college she should apply to. The hallways were filled with students making tough decisions. WAKE UP SLEEPY HEAD - Marisol Garcia, freshman tells Brian Noble, freshman to get up before class starts. Due to the lack of sleep at home, many students fell asleep in class. OUT IN SPACE - Senior, Ellen Kuhnert looks away as her teacher lectures. Many students had a hard time concentrating ln their classes. 24 Student LifefDreaming