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

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4' J 'F Mall! ii v i -17 Y I V ll Jas. , '4 ,fir ,, . 1 I here were first times for everything, and this was' the first year the class of '91 experienced a pep rally. I think the rallies are fun and they're good because the classes are shorter on rally days, said freshman Heidi Meinhardt. Many freshmen enjoyed the pep rallies for many different reasons. Besides the classes being shorter, it was a perfect time for the freshmen to show 242 FreshmenfRallies Give Me ' ' their talents and class spirit. At first I was embarassed about preforming in front of all my friends and the whole school at the pep rallies, but now I'm not embarassed and I have a lot of fun, commented drill team member Mandi Gerrard. It,s fun playing in the band, but it depends on your mood. Sometimes l like playing with the band, but other times lid rather be up in the stands with my friends yelling and screaming, said Mik Desimone, who was on drumline. It's a good thing that the freshmen ei joyed this yearfs pep rallies so muc because they still have three more yeal of pep rallies to look forward to an enjoy! Rallies are fun now, but they'll E even better when we're seniors! C02 eluded freshman Shelley Schoenberger.

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Getting Adjusted he class of 1991, otherwise known as freshmen, did their best to fit in at Diamond Bar High School. However, very few were brave enough to walk near a trash can or cut into the lunch line. The freshmen gradually grew ac- customed to their new environment at DBI-IS. They established two class colors: silver and red, and yelled as loudly as they could at the pep rallies. Some were involved in the sports and clubs on campus while others preferred to be Brahma Nons. Freshman, Marisol Garcia stated, I think our class is really spirited except I feel we need more activitiesf' Freshman President, Ross Smith argued, I don't think we are spirited enough because we are new to the school and we need to get more adjusted. One common complaint of all freshmen was the way the up- threw freshmen in the trash, cut in front of them in the lunch lines, and threw food at them. Neena Malik expressed, It's annoying because some people think they can push us around because we're freshmen. As for the class of 1991, they could look forward to the ongoing tradition of abusing the future freshmen, the class of 1992, but that is a different story. ,ff perclassmen mistreated them. Seniors ,,.,, X X surf-I f- f . , Tire W Q' ,, 7 , ,as . if A L- ' ' W f- 'Q :fir ' -r -ff 'T 1 V' I' 1 , J, 4 , - '-.57 'Q ,ffl ,-2 'CJ ' 'V ' 'fr ' .fix fa ' 1 , , , . rf , . nf- ff , i L, 1 1 if fi' , I , P r'??1.S-I-ff, I .. is 1,5 ' 2 f .. 4,. ,a5f1-my 'S f ' ' -igwi?'gf'?4gf5,g,g wap 5 11 1. 1 ,- I- - X f 'fl , -!,. , I .,1:-Eifwniwfef, 'V . ' 1 .. . i Q I I -ff. .. Z x W, X K1 1 y , 'X SQ ' ' ' ' 4 4 5 ' I ,Q I, g, .aan g 1' 1, ' 1 qzfzf., I f ' , ! ,L ' 1.2, ..f1,:1:1 ' . .2 was , I 1 , ?f 4 ij., f 1 V, r , 2 -v ,- '7 i xi i 2? K , 4 . fy .I . if 'H 5?i,.all,4 -Y ,fri ,,,, A L ffl' T' ' fr, g f ij: 7 -,. ,, 5 -f. we Q- - if 'ff , HJ, 'T . fr 1' 1 , ,, if ig? NN I Xf , ,Q , r.. , ,. 1 2: I 'F ,A '3 r ,xt . r V? V- Q ' A 4 W ' wi 1 , ' 1 'f 'slzlif . f' -' :::, ,919 is-, , , V I li I , , , ,,., , Q11 I 1s'!5?hw, H ' It I ,I-fy , J- ,I fa' 5547 Q is , ' rg ff ff' , ' , -S f ra w, ,, 5, I T ky, I' 5, U' J, ,. 3 Q. ., , . ' :ll ld 14 ,H-,, if- f ff Q f if -, . . , 14? ff fEv,ff ., f .4-.1 Y WD:ff40V7 :2XXvr 'fzfkrif V X! I AbusefFreshmen 241

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,iill i .21 ' fr.: 'A href: 1' I I 1f'4-5-: E. in J' 'x -..A we-gf' 'Q' w,. MX 1 1 , 1- l EEIX' l f? ,ef ,, Q 525 Jirlzwu- A ly, RAH! RAH! - Freshmen gather to cheer on the football team. Many had already experienced the football sensation. PARADE REST - Freshmen Scott Park relaxes before the half time show. To be in band one had to dedicate a lot of time to the program. RalliesfFreshmen 243