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

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pREshiviAN BattIe For a WIn As they played through their pre- season games the Freshman Baseball team took win after win. Consisting of 19 ready-to-bat, catch, and run like- lightening-to-steal-a-base fresh- man, the team showed to be a great suc- cess. They ' re a great bunch of guys, commented Coach Terry Roche. While under the coaching instructions of Terry Roche, the team learned the true spir- it of team work and long practices. As they fought through the pre-league and league games. They worked to bring good results. The Freshman Brahma Baseball players, as well as the Varsity Baseball players, par- I fell that this season will be a great experience for me and my teammates. We are learning a lot. Jim Pavlos ticipated in the Pizza Raffle Drawing. The raffle money that each team member earned went to his practice and game equipment expense. Prizes like car main- tainence, hair cuts, and many other prizes were given out to the winners. With Team members like Kraig Washing- ton, Jim Pavlos, Tony Ego, Don Harsh, and the entire cooperation and unity of the team they would surely carry through the chal- lenging season. They are working really hard and giving it all they ' ve got, com- mented Coach Roche, there is not much more I can expect from the ,V except respect. t Varsity Baseball Recreation 127

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► Running for first, Marco Catalario talces the final strides, I feel really good about our season, com- mented Marco. ▼ Awaiting the throw, Todd gets ready for the catch. Veteran player, Todd was a starter for the Freshman team. A Stretching for the tag. Tod watches for the ball. I believe we were very successful thie year, commented Todd. 126 Recreation Freshmen Baseball

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GETTJNq Better As ThEy Go With a returning Varsity player and many J. V. players from Walnut, the Diamond Bar Boys ' Varsity Tennis team composed a relatively young, but not unexperienced, team. With the season having started in March, the Boys ' Tennis team ac- tively practiced around the rainy weather and managed to put in maximum playing time by playing in tournaments and pre-league games. Tennis being a familiar and popular sport in Diamond Bar contributed to a good turnout of I ' m confident that we ' ll do well with the help of Coach Cline. -Cameron Cradic, Junior players. Diamond Bar is very tennis oriented, there ' s courts everywhere, commented Ju- nior Noel Nepomeceno. That was good for the team because the key was to play as much as possible. The stress was on improvement, we have a small team in average height, but we have a strong team, commented Junior Paul Montero. This string team with an equal number of sophomores and juniors entered the season on a rush schedule. With all the good players we should do well, but we ' ll have to see. We don ' t know what our league is really like, said Ju- nior Noel Nepomeceno. But at a preleague game they made a good start of the season by beating Shure hands down, with their coach Bill Cline. The J.V. also won that day with their coach Jerry Davis. Q ► WITH A FOLLOW THROUGH, Andy Wasley com- pletes his smash. Andy was one of the stronger doubles players. ► Varsity Boys ' Tennis. Front row: Mark Gagnon, Sok Hong, Paul Montero, Bobby Everett, Noel Nepomeceno, Phillip Trotter; back row; Ken Newman, Brian Holmes, Andy Wasley, Ray Fisher, Paul Nepomeceno, Bryan White, Cameron Cradic, Coach Bill Cline. 128 Recreation Varsity Boys Tennis