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

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▼ ANSWERING THE CALL OF DUTY. Mr Moms takes time to chat on the phone. Mr, Morns has a natural talent in the art field. Leaders of a Pock In a raridom poll 3 people out of every 4 futures classes knew who their class advisors were. Most thought that Mr. Chase was their advisor, Mr. Paul canne in a close second. So here it is . . . Mr. Morris and Mrs. Mc Kinley are the advisors. The Taurus Staff asked the advisors a few questions. TAURUS- Do you have any goals that you would like to accomplish with the class of 86? Mrs. McKinley- Right now it would be to keep them as excited about school and life in general, as they are right now. TAURUS- How do you feel about being the freshmen advisor? Mr. Morris- I haven ' t been a class advisor since the class of 64 in Inglewood. I never thought I would do this job again. Between this job and teaching art in V.A.C.A. I ' m get- ting to know a lot of freshmen. It makes me feel more a part of the school and it ' s activi- ties. TAURUS-When they first informed you that you were going to be the freshmen advisor what were your thoughts? Mrs. McKinley- No thank youill!!!!!! TAURUS- Do you have any words to the class of 86? Mrs. McKinley- ' Keep the great attitude and spirit. We ' ll be the first class to graduate after four years, and the best ever to graduate. Advisors 3rd Class Mark Gagnon Sean Gannon Angel Garcia Frank Garcia Tom Ganlle Chris Garofalo Mike Gennawey Jenny Genske Laura George Richard Gomeztrejo Lisa Gonzales Greta Gorenz David Graham Willie Guidino Surinder Gulshan Jeannette Hahm Michelle Hanley Dana Hanna Sean Hannan Jim Hanso n Sheila Harbaugh Kerri Hardin Jim Harnngton Toby Harris Jeff Harrison Don Harshfield Scott Hartman Guy Hartwig 191

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Freshmen 3rd Class PLANNING FUTURE ACTIVITIES, Mrs. McKinley and Mr. Morris take advantage of the weather and meet outside. They both taught a variety of classes besides being co-advisors. ▼ CHEERFUL. WILLING TO HELP, AND DEDICATED- Mrs. McKinley laughs at one of Mr. Morris jokes. Although cheerful Mrs. McKinley takes her work seriously. Kiara Egan Tony Ego Chris Ethier Ronda Everett Eddie Fannin Alyssa Farace Kevin Farris Kevin Paul Renee Felts Hugo Ferrero Tiffany Feyka Theresa Filingame Tom Fillingame Shannon Finnerty Kevin Fiola Melinda Fiorenza Bridget Flaherty Adrienne Flores Lisa Ford Joy Francisco Calvin Freeman 190 3rd Class Advisors

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A WITH CAREFULL DELIBERATION freshman Leigh Phifer concenfrates on her execution. The Tall Flags squad was dominated by spirited freshmen. LOOKIN ON WITH A SMIRK, Laura George is pleased with the score of the game. Laura was one of the few freshmen on the drill team. A PAIRED OFF freshmen Kelly Leddy and her brother Ken share a joke at tone of many rallies. Upperclassmen felt that freshmen weren ' t teased enough to put them in their proper place. e ' ve got spirit, yes we do, we ' ve got spirit how about you? chanted the mighty freshmen as they dared the sophomores and juniors to cheer over their towering roar. The freshmen this year weren ' t normal, they were rowdy because they had confi- dence, complemented junior Cindy Johnson. In class competition the freshmen got off to a good start, ahead of the sophomores and on the tail of the juniors, the freshmen cheered their way to victory. Junior Chris Twombley reasoned, They haven ' t treached puberty yet so their voices haven ' t deepened. So their high voices squeak louder. With their unusual ability to cheer, the freshmen accumulated an amount of fifteen points within the first three rallies. Events such as loudest cheer, fastest eating, and best look- ing sign, put the freshmen class in a different position. Sophomore, Lisa Hedekin, said, Usually freshmen are so dead that I couldn ' t believe it when I heard them. ■r ' f ' ' h 192 3rd Class Spirit