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

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Moving Up Class of '89 finds new experiences, in their sophomore year No more insults about being the littlest on campus, No more waiting outside the gate for the second period bell to ring. No more trashings. No more sharing lockers. Last years freshmen were now sophomores. No onger would they be picked on. The class of '89 were now experienced hi h schoolers. When asked how she felt aiout the change from a freshman to a sophomore Grace Tsao said, I'm more comfortable at Diamond Bar now than when I was a freshman. Obviousl the sophomores were glad to change graclles but some were more happy for the chance at some playful revenge. Chetha Sehgal explained this position. Now I can do to this year's freshmen what last year's up erclassmen did to me. Seriously fhough, the move to the tenth grade meant new res onsibilities, more in- volvement, and basicaily more homework. The word sophomore when translated from Latin means wise fool. This su ests that the sophomores were wiser nowgfrom passing the freshman year but were fools for thinking that the already know everything there is about higlli school? SEE. I'VE GOT MY PASS - Sophomore Tiffany Tanner shows off her pass to rove she is not dit- h' la lf t d t tclljt l l th c ingc ss. su enswane o eavecass ey had to carry a special wooden pass made for eac teacher. 1 W V W.-.M we -- -Y -f . .. I lt W,-.. L ill 'TWV l' gl!! y si l 218 SophomoresfSophomore Move Sophomores Y E A H ! T H E ORANGE CRUSH IS ON THE MOVE! - Sophomores showgtheir spirit at one of the pep rallies. The orange c o l 0 r a n d a n Orange Crush can were chosen this y e a r a s t h e sophomore class co or and mascot. SHOULDER REST TIME- Sophomores Chris Sand, Vince Gar- cia, Cladius Wright and freshman Ioe Iohnson take a break from touring Disneyland. Carlo Ahulencia Denise Adams f. t x