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

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Sophomores 2nd Class ■ OUT AT LUNCH, Lydia Ausbon and Mike Mc Mann have no problem finding Mr. Duenas. He could always be found mingling with the students during lunch and brunch. ▼ ALONG WITH being a coordinator comes work. Piles of forms are always there to be filled out- Janet Cianciminio Vito Ciaravino Jeff Ciavardini Robert Cisco Kelly Clark Kimberly Clark William Clugston Teresa Coffman Yigal Cohen Marc Coker Gina Coletti Chene Combs David Comyns Mike Cook Jason Corombes Fred Corpus Adriana Craciun Camy Criner Mr. Duenas 2nd Class 165

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' m No Number ext, number 4771! Thats me final- ly. I can ' t believe this! I ' ve been wait- ing in line for 20 minutes with this stupid ticket stub in my hand just to get an- other class. I ' m just another number, not a human. What someone has to go through to see their coordinator. Mr. Duenas, the sophomore coordinator had a goal. To know all the students personally because he wanted to let them know that his door is always open. His students aren ' t just another number. I like him because he tries to know all of the students and help keep us out of trouble, stated sophomore Rick Born. Mr. Duenas feels that any kind of problem whether it be at home or at school can effect the student academically. Therefore he at- tempts to help by giving advice or just being a listening ear. In the beginning of the year I told them to come to talk to me because my main concern is for them to function well in academics, explained Mr. Duenas. I take pride in what I ' m doing because I help set the tone for them and for their future at D.B.H.S. 5 , o 1 g k W k V m IMl ? m VWx :1 m m i 1 ► WHEN AT PLAY. Mr. Duenas enjoys golf. He ' s al ways looking for good competition. Dana Burns Steven Burns Denise Butler Belinda Cabebe Cynthia Camacho Joseph Camp Kristen Carrigan Dino Casillas Dominic Catalano Connie Catino Lawrence Cattini Ken Caughey Paul Celano Angela Chang Cindy Chang Kristi Chapin Todd Chavez Donald Chemello Tammy Cherry Tim Cherry Paul Cho Alice Choi Aruind Choksey John Christensen 164 Mr. Duenas 2nd Class

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A sophomore is Human or Who someone who is one step phys- . . . someone who manages to shy away from most productive person on campus, ically from a freshman and three steps mental- restriction by getting to their report cards be- |y fore their parents get to them. ... a loser in life for a year. ... a new radical driver on the loose! ... a glorified freshman. ... a spaz! . . . someone who is just beginning to learn ... a person who is finally recovering from that grades are important and that it is a little squirrelitis. too late. . . . someone who wants to but can ' t go to the . . . the most spirited, most active, and the prom. A 85 IS STILL ALIVE , exclaims Tounya Smith School spirit was nonexistent in only a few sophomores. ► MIXED FEELINGS at peprallies were expressed in the faces and actions of all sophomores. Most were alive and ready. Mike Crosby Lesa Gushing Tara DaCosta Jeff Daily Michael Damato David Darrow Debbi Decicco David Deitering Darrin Delamotte Robert Demeter Tejal Desai Jennifer Desimone Uv loo 2nd Class A sophomore is