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

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Mark Nappi Lisa Nemeth Eric Neuman Mark Newkirk Sandra Nicholson Tammy Nolan Doug Nolte Mina Oak Mike Ochoa Kelly O ' Connell John O ' Connor Mike Oku Todd Oleson Bill Ornelas 3rd Class Freshmen BROWN BAGGIN ' , Poly Chelala and David Liu find an out of the way spot to eat lunch. Since the lunch lines were so long more and more people started to bing sack lunches. DANCING HER HEART OUT. Doreen Pacheo boogies to the sounds of Papa Do Run Run. Freshmen tried to dress in fashioned clothing for the dances to impress the upperclassmen. Freshmen 3rd Class 197

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ust as birds fly south for the winter, freshmen flock to high school each year. By instinct they bring with them their little idiosyncrasies that have earned them their name, freshmen . There are many opinions on what makes a typical freshmen. Here are a few. Rule 1 - Always try to be the stud of your p.e. class. Rule 2- Don ' t forget fifty pennies for the coke machine. Rule 3- Always spit off the top balcony. Spot a friend or enemy, take aim, fire. Direct hit, good shot. ' v ? ALL CIRCLED UP these freshmen listen as Arif Alikhan tries to prove his point. Freshmen Village , was the discussion place for most freshmen. Mike Mayo Wylie Mazon Daren McCune Anthony McElroy Eddie Mclntire Karen McKinsey Robert McKnight Mike McMinn Michelle Mealy Chirag Megha Angela Mendoza Tracee Merkin Jeff Merten Laurie Miller Michelle Miniaci Rosalyn Mitchell Sean Mitchell Rochelle Molina Dawn Montgomery Kent Mooney Chris Moore Paul Moreland Brian Mottaz Brian Mount Antoinette Mulder Paul Munson Glenn Murray John Mrochek Rules of the Trade 196 3rd Class Freshmen

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▼ ALL DRESSED UP and tooting away, Mickey Deavers joins the rest of the band m a half time song. Mickey played saxaphone for the Thundering Herd. w ajority rules, is an old cliche that was followed by the Thundering Herd. Composed of thirty-three fre- shemn, two sophomores, and six juniors, the underclassmen evjdentally had the upperhand. Spectators had mixed emotions about their performance and at the same time considered that they were a new band in a new school. Mrs. Rowles, junior advisor, commented They are inexperienced this year but come 1986 they should be the best on the field . Bobby Ortiz Richard Ortiz Tom Ortiz Sherri Ostravich The band accomplished more than what was originally expected of them, commented Mr. Mclntyre, band director. Long hours and hard work resulted in a more successful band. Starting at fourth place in their first competi- tion in La Habra, they since reached their peak by winning first place in their second competi- tion in Norwalk. Considering all the odds against them the Thundering Herd beat the odds and rose to success, commented sophomore Angi Hancock. Alicia Oxford Doreen Pacheco Emmanuel Pandy Jin Park Tiffany Park Siddiq Parekh Keli Parker David Patel Jim Pavlos Bill Payne Angela Pech Audrey Perez Henry Perez Joey Peterson Richard Peterson Leigh Phifer 198 3rd Class Thundering Herd