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

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THRILLED - George Ladwig, senior, stops and takes time out to get his picture taken. Many people got into the Halloween spirit by dressing up in costumes. GOSH AM I THIRSTY - exclaims Nicole Mercado, senior, as she gets herself a cup of punch during the Masquerade Ball. This was the first annual Masquerade Ball held. GREEN WITH ENVY - are students as they look at junlor, Gary Hernando dressed as the Incredible Hulk. Many student dress- ed up as famous super heroes. WHAT A WOMAN - Senior, Michael Ornelas now knows what it feels like to be a woman. Dressing up for Halloween gave students the opportunity to feel what it would be like to be someone else. ANIMAL MAGNITISM - Angela Konoske and Teresa Washeleski show off their costumes at the Masquerade Ball. Students who attended the ball were re- quired to dress up. Halloween f Student Life 29

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me Bewsfchingtnsag Z . , ,ff , y 1 f J 1 f I I f ! 1 I , 1 , NX . 2 I I itches, ghouls, monsters, and I ghosts. This was no ordinary g dayg it was Halloween. The day was Friday, October 30. The place was Diamond Bar High School. This was the day, we, the students, love. Many of the rules, including the dress code, were broken. Most people took advantage of the day. When I got to school, I almot thought I was in the wrong place. It looked more like a circus or a freak show than a school. commented senior Jia Oak. There was a wide vriety of costumes seen. They ranged from babies to the Hulk to nuns and a life-size caca. I loved Blair Purrington as Pee-Wee Herman. He was an exact replica! ex- claimed Nita Patel. An Assembly was also held to celebrate Halloween, increase school spirit, and cheer the football players. The most exciting thing that happen- ed, was during the pep rally, when the juniors joined the sophomores and then the freshmen joined the seniors in the class competition. For a moment, I ac- tually felt as if everyone was finally uniting together, stated senior Cynthia Provencio. Out of all the bewitching things that happened that day, the most noticeable was the school spirit that was rekindled by the witch's spell. 'r l l SQ, . -U INGENIOUS - Don Nyal dresses up as caca. There were many creative costumes wom by the students on Halloween day. 28 Student Life X Halloween ..,..f-1 L.. MELTING POT OF COSTUMES - show off A variety of costumes. Babies were a very common costume wom by students.

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l'M S0 EMBARRASSEDX' - says senior Kyle Shuler at the Homecomlng Court Secrets. Court Secrets allowed all the student body to see that even seniors were not perfect. SEE THIS? - asks senior Leon Monzon. Seniors took prlde in their ap- pearance at all times. , ' , Ag' , K f , l '?Ewf'y14.f..4:1 W' ' r' H' 1 . fe!-:-1' lfrfmuuse.:-4, S ' 1 ,- V 2' gh Q 1 V, -3,1511 as fy, f f ' , -J ' 111 Q 0+-f il f . fr X-.1 ,, , I , As? . rrgggfgig -, U1 , 11-:J I ' T Q 5 ' Lt f.'r- ' ' ' f wfr' 1 ffm! 5, , ' jg- F' A - ' ,.v ,tl,lE-Nigz -2 fd-H . 'il 30 Junior and SeniorfStudent Life in-Q. ,hd if l 5 WHY S0 SERIOUS? - Junior Jen- nifer Prutch walks by the camera dlslnterestedly. Juniors often had other things on their mind besides smiling. CHOMP. - Senior Andrea Aikin sits down to enjoy her lunch. Food was definitely Important to the average senior at lunch. 'N-M.: 'Mme ff' MQ' r, gs, 9'