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

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, In jf Lf' s ,4. rw 399' c. , . -,.e.f .WWW ,sv-f-Q . 2 ' lki , Av ,- -V t f A a M H lr- s-aiirgiktt-. x- V GERMAN CLUB - Kreighton Strass, Iill Smith, Collette Martin, Sheri Neilson, Diana Chiang, Irwan Tjan, Iennifer I-lock, Christy Lee, long Ioo Kim, Rhonda'Harris,.L1sa Plum, Pam Lee, Valerie Foote, Clara Karosec, Michele Iefcoat, Iessica Schmid, David Rosen, Iason Lee, Giovanni Nepomuceno, Alex Chia, advisor Finn Englyng. l l l ' PRETZELS ANYONE? - Brent Ben- son and Ieff Kyte, juniors, patiently await their first Upretzel customer. Benson and Kyte were involved in many German Club activities. HE'S A PRO - It's advisor Finn Englyng on the slopes! This was the German ski trip they took in Ianuar , which almost every member attended. German ClubfOrgonizotions 73

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LET US PRAY - Ken Kirkeby and junior Matthew Orrozco have an European Differences Although they are in the same continent, France and Germany have other differences. The same applied to French and German clubs. Both clubs were e ually activeg from the French Ctlub making crepes to German C1ub's selling pretzels, both had fun activities to raise money for such things as skiing and taking group outings to parks and pizza places. According to Melinda jones, one of the French Club's advisors, it didn't take many qualifications to join either club. and be interested in doing fun ac- tivitiesf' said jones. Both clubs also raised funds fre- quently. For the German Club, the Oktoberfest was a yearly activity that always had a good turnout. The French Club sponsored a French camp which was held once in the fall and once in the spring. Many members went for the fun and to enjoy themselves. It was really neat how we got to do different activities during lunch or out of schoolg it was a lot of fun, said sophomore French Club interesting discussion. Visual aids were essential in learning new vocabulary and concepts. l.I..I All that was required was to be actively involved in the languages member Candace Vogel. V5 AFX '51 , 1, tx I 1' 'g 4 . X xi , fix!- FRENCH CLUB - lim Chung, IoAnn Wu iPres.J, jo Yang, Kristi Murphy, Susie Austin, joy Tsu Hiya, Rod Villanueva, Ginard Henry, Lillian Lee, Theresa Zalewski, Aimee Cervera, Teresa Chia, Heba Badaur, Iren Hagen, Pam Manalac, Connie Yang, Helene Sam- son, Cathy Nixt, Io Gerrara, Rochelle Finley, Kathleen Murphy, Pat Cuejilo, Ed Lim, Tien Dam, Sumita Sethi, Daniel Eggleston, Suna Kang, Candace Vogel, Bryna Yoo, Alicia Buktencia, jeremy jenkin, Erica Moris, jennifer Ma, Michael Yniguez, Matthew Orrozco. 72 French ClubfOrgunizutions I QQAX SAY CHEESE! - Ken Kirkeby, Ajay Malik, Alicia Buktencia, Melinda jones, Mitch Rowland, Rey Koo and IoAnn Wu show off their European ride. This was on- ly a fraction of tllle huge club. 4 -

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CD Lending a Hand 1 LJ...l QD A DD ffiil' I'LL GET YOU FOR THAT! - jokes Barbara m Ito to Diana Garrett as an amused Ioe Ridges looks on. Ito, Ridges, and Gar- rett were all active -J members of the Boosters. PATIENTLY WAITING Although the students may have hated to admit it, adults could be helpful. For example, there were two adult organizations which were a big help to DBHS. These two were the Boosters and the School Board. The Boosters are basically a group of parents who raise money for important things that can't be paid for by the school budget, said treasurer Tamyra Crane. This kept the students from hav- ing to do fund raisers. The Boosters ran bingo every Saturday, paid for the student store, and planned to pay for an upcoming Physics lab. The elected board of the Boosters was: President - Ray Drum, Vice Presidents - Ron Nordschow and Ray Komraus, and Secretaries - Diana Garrett and Shirley Shuler. The other board members were Tamyra Crane, Mike Karcher, Con- rad Lund, Arlene Allan, Don Wyse, Barbara Ito, Ioe Ridges, Eileen An- sari, and Vicki Ridges. Most people probably didn't realize all the School Board also did for DBHS. Among other things, the Board had to approve activities and field trips before they were allowed to take place. The School Board con- sisted of President Ralph Kimball, Vice President Ellen Wyse, Clerk Helen Hall, Carol Herrera, and Iohn Forbing. vat as J , - for the School Board meeting to begin are School Superintendent Dr. David Brown and School Board member Carol Herrera. Meetings were held at the district office on a monthly basis. CONDUCTING BUSINESS - is the School Board President, Ralph Kimball. The School Board's decisions were always imcportant to t e students because any major issues had to be decide through the board. 74 OrgonizotionsfBoostersfSchoolBoard 'QQ