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

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Kirk Haswell Joanne Hauck Kan Hawkins Tracie Hawkins John Heaiey IVIichelle Heredia Dale Hill Sherry Hill Dawn Hinrichsen Phillip Hisel Derric Hobbie Lucky Hoffman Valerie Holguin Tina Holm David Holman Richard Hsia Nadine Hsu Cheri Hursman Krishna Iyer Lisa Jackson Stacey James Tracy Jameson Tom Jamieson Angela Janz Saed Jaridly Allen Jenkins Ginger Jenkins Ted Jepson Sharon Jerome Steve John Donna Johnson Kelly Johnson Angela Jones David Jones Karen Juhl 4 DOWN ON THE GROUND, but not in spirit these reshmen pick themselves up to continue the race. This was one of the many events held to gain points for your class. 3rd Class Freshmen Spirit 3rd Class 193

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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

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Freshmen 3rd Class T PURCHASING HIS TICKET Mr. Chase pays to watch a Brahma event. Mr. Chase went to as many events as he could. ho ' s Mr. Chase? Well there ' s a sign that says Mr. Chase, freshmen. Wait, that ' s a lady. Mr. Holmes, I ' m having trouble finding Mr. Chase. Can you help me? Mr. Chase isn ' t here, but if you ' ll go to the freshmen table Mrs. Davis will help you. Mr. Chase couldn ' t be found at registration. None of the freshmen knew where their grade level coordinator was, maybe he abondoned them. Nobody had a clue. While the freshmen were wondering who the mystery man was, he lay sick in bed. He returned as soon as possible, and had a chance to speak to some of the freshmen before the year started. He knew there was a lot of catching up to do upon his return. Freshman, Shannon Finnerty, remarked, I didn ' t even know what he looked like until I saw him at the freshmen meeting. Mr. Chase tried to get to know everybody in a short amount of time. Veronica Robertazzi, fresh- man, testifies, He did a good job, almost everybody knows him now. Besides getting to know everyone Mr. Chase had a job to do. He was in charge of counseling and any disciplinary actions to be taken with the freshmen. ANSWERING TO THE CALL OF DUTY Mr. Chase listens carefully to an irate parent. He had to take care of all disciplinary actions involving freshmen. yeso cSl Wronger Sean Kapano Sue Keller Alicia Kellon Carol Kent Robin Kess Sunid Khurana Danelle Kilburn Hae Shin Kim Todd Kissam Jeff Klein Dawn Koenig Natalie Koetter Sonny Kothari Mike Kubiak Amy Kuhnert Diane Kushmak Craig Lamantain Mike Lane Eric Laurin Lisa Lausten Kim Law 194 3rd Class Mr. Chase