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

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Alex Suchey Dana Tanner Steve Tanner Agnes Tanopo Krista Taylor Jim Tee Laurie Terrell Gene Thompson Wayne Thornton Celli Tiemann Dawn Toburen Debbie Torrance Scott Trujillo Leanora Truran A CHECKING IT TWICE, freshman P.E. teacher, Mrs. McKinley checks her students for tardies and clothes cuts. Many P.E. teachers doubled as social science teachers for part of the day. 4 PREPARING THE COURT, freshman P.E. teacher Mr. ODell positions the volleyball pole. Volleyball was often played during rainy days. Freshman P.E. 3rd Class 205

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Along with becoming a freshman, one must expect to pick up the loose ends and follow behind the sopho- mores and the upperclassmen. Requirements limited the freshman student to such classes as VACA, futures, and freshman P.E. Fresh- man P.E. enabled the student to be subjected to and participate in a variety of different sports. The students played sports like volley- ball, basketball, Softball, and soccer. The only problem with this sort of P.E. was that you had to play every sport whether you liked it or not. replied freshman Jerry Valdez. The girls were expected to play the same sports as the guys, with few exceptions. Al- though students played the same sports they remained in segregated classes either all fe- male or all male. I liked the separate classes because that way the competition was a bit more fair. commented freshman, Tania War- ren. Freshman physical education teachers in- cluded Mrs. McKinley, Mr. O ' Dell, Mrs. Rob- erts, Mr. Roche, and Mr. Studt. I don ' t really mind freshman P.E. and even if I did, there ' s not much that could be done about it. stated Mrs. Roberts, girls P.E. teacher. Call it tradition or maybe a burden, but freshman P.E. will still be around for a while longer. ► PREPARING THEIR STRATEGY, are freshmen Eddie Mclntire and Mark Newkirk. Many students enjoyed freshman P.E., while others felt it was a waste of time. Alfie Sanche Christy Silletto Adrian Silva Tanuja Singeetham Philip Smart Don Smith Manisk Soman Staci Sorensen Ken Spada Laura Spangler ■m f) Mike Spencer Todd Spiegel 1 J Max Spratt Lora Staggs Marie Stallings Xl Diana Stange Sharon Startup A Scott Steele pH9 3rd Class Freshmen 204 3rd Class Freshmen P.E.

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3rd Class Freshmen A DISPLAYED EQUIPMENT protects Mike from wipe outs. Mike put a lot of money into his Honda to keep it in top working order. Karen West Sean Weston Michelle White Rob White Jodi Willman Jeff Wilson Molly Wing Lisa Winkler David Winters Jody Wooten Brad Worley Danny Wu ▲ A TIGHT TURN is executed with percision as Mike carefully balances his bike. Mike enjoys the danger in motorcyle riding as well as the fun. A BENEATH HIS BIKE Mike gathers his wits after falling near his home. Mike practiced regularly about his home because he lived in the Country Estates where there was plenty of open fields. 206 3rd Class Motorcyles