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

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exlili q N44 Cindy Melton Stacy Mendez Chaylon Miller Craig Miller Rojen Miller Katrina Minck Renata Monori Iames Montano Natalie Montrenes Erica Morris Steve Morris lermely Moseid Alison Moss Nathan Motupalli Heather Murdok leremyMur hy Kathy Murphy Michele Mylett Laura Neal Pete Nemeth Sridhar Neralla jason Newcomb Cattuong Nguyen Kristina Nice Candace Norman Pat Oborn Eric Oestreich lennifer Oku ,......... ll -an A Y- .. Q Qi -li 1 ,f f 415 xg' 4 I ....-. , IT'S IUST PERFECT, freshman Brian Walby gives a thumbs up to the world. Walb was the creative force beliind the freshman officers. DISCUSSING WORLD AF- FAIRS, freshman officers An ela Konoske, Sandy Philli s, ani Teresa Washeleski mage plans for the year. IT'S LUNCH TIME, freshman Teresa Washeleski sits with a smile and her lunch. Washeleski was very helpful in Flanning events for the reshman class. OfficersfFre-shmen 243

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leff Orr Eddie Padilla Christine Parker lohn Patina Shawn Peace Adriana Perez Lizette Perez Sonia Petak jennifer Phillips Kevin Phillips Sandra Phillips Landon Piluso Lisa Plum Phaedra Potter Tracey Potter Brian Pressle lennifer Prutch Luciana Purnama Veronica Purnama Edward Quemada Iusto Quiles Bobby Rai Vice Ramirez Eric Ramos Renee Rangel Stacy Rauch Iyshone Reeder Vicky Revollo 242 FreshmenfOfficers .Q no 4- fx .Xa Planning for Success Most of the candidates that ran for freshman offices said the same thing, I will help give the freshmen some respect. The officers elected were Sandy Phillips, Brian Walby, Teresa Washeleski, and Angela Konoske. The freshmen won the best class float with their decorated dog mascot which was covered with their class colors, turquoise and black. Like the other class officers, the freshman officers had to organize the pep at the rallies, which mostly consisted of making sure there were enough balloons of the right color. They're cool and they're doing a great job, said freshman Ernie Mayorga. The hard work that these students put in, paid off. According to freshman class ad- visor Howard Alcosser, the main job of the freshman class officers was to help give the freshman class an identity and to get them excited for the pep rallies. He said they got balloons, streamers, and painted signs as well as plan their freshman fun night. I think they are an exceptional group, said Alcosser, they even have a good time.

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Sal Reyes Lonnie Rickman Cindy Ridges Kathleen Rippetoe Angela Rivera Scott Robertson Andre Robinson lose Robledo Irene Roland David Rosen Fred Rousseau Kelli Rudan Karl Ruud Amanda Sahl Helene Samson lulie Sandeen Charles Sandoval Sid Sarnobat leff Schafer Benjamin Scharbaclx Ryan Schatz lanlce Schlientz David Schlotterbeck lessica Schmid losh Schmidt Danielle Schmoll Carrie Schneider Nikki Schuld 244 FreshmenfAdvisors Advisors Help Gut Freshmen were young and inex- perienced people. They needed guidance and help to get going. With the help of their advisors Kathy Fundukian and Howard Alcosser, they were sure to have a good year. The advisors, with a little help from the freshman class officers, .gave the class of 1990 a little respect. The freshmen managed to put together a fine class float for the homecoming parade. They ended up winning the best class float, which was a great accomplishment ft. 3: ,gr Q A 2 , if f I Z4 fa- V' f 1 I J . for a freshmen class, Although they missed out on the sweepstakes award, they had a fine showing at the parade. They really care about us and what we want to do, said freshman Nikki Collum. Almost all of the freshmen felt the same way about their advisors. It's safe to say that without Fun- dukian and Alcosser, these freshmen would have had a less than favorable year. 1. New . fihgi it A