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

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▲ RESULTS IN DIETING usually only lasted for short ▲ WHICH SHOULD I eat today? a lucious chocolate donut or a plain salad question students before standing in the periods of tinne. Eating habits quickly found their way back lunch lines. Usually the stomach overpowered the will power after deciding on the donuts. to the combo lunches as illustrated by Chris Hansen and Suzy MacRae. 184 Feature Dieting

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▼ up for the volley sophomore Linda Zehe returns a hard corner shot. Many sophomores took advantage of the missing seniors by participating in varsity sports. Roger Whyte Dan Willman Laura Wills Debbie Wilson Jon Winter Jim Wolfe Cheryl Wrischnik Eugene Yang Stephanie Yoder Olivia Yu Dana Zadina Linda Zehe ■ READY TO SERVE, student store manager Marc Bloomenstein listens to what a customer w ants. The stu- dent store v ' as run mainly by sophomores. upper or Under 2nd Class Sophomores Status 2nd Class 183

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