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

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Girl ' Best Shot he J.V. and FroshfSoph girls possessed a motivating team spirit throughout the season. They each gave their best per- formance until the final buzzer in each game. The teams battled vigorously against the challenging Sierra League opposition ending with a J.V. record and a FroshfSoph record. The J.V.'s strength was 'in their quickness and their height. Their main challenge was to achieve team unity, which took a lot of time and cooperation. A lot of the girls never played on a team before, so we had to help each other come together as one, expressed Shay Miller. Although the FroshfSoph were young and inexperienced, they worked well together and had a great deal of enthusiasm. They As a young team we had a positive outlook,', explained Carmela Gorospe. used their talents to the best of their abilities against the league with positive attitudes and support for one another. I enjoyed playing basketball, learning how to be better, work- ing and getting along with players. lt was all part of being a team member, explained Val Trullinger. J.V. coach Jim Salyer and new FroshfSoph coach Ginger Flora gave the girls a lot of motivation to pull together. Their expecta- tions helped the girls to set their priorities. It gave me a chance to be a part of a team working together to accomplish N something, expressed Shay Miller. l Back Row: Coach Tony McCabe, Bridget McBratney, Reem Shamieh, Mindy Rott, Patricia McCourt, Kesha Young, Val Trullinger, Erica Villareza, Sarrah Piggen, Nadia Badawai, and Coach Jim Sawyer. Front Row: Tiffany Baker and Jennifer Ro. RUNNING ON - Freshman Jennifer Ro dribbles down court. Team spirit was terrific as the J.V.'s pulled their abilities together. WITH GREAT SPEED - Freshman Tiffany Baker outruns the opposition. The J.V.'s played a fast pace season 5 'i'i , N rr.. ,.Q42,i,.1:'.r:1 fir! if 1 11 FroshfSoph Girls ' BasketbaIlfSports 1 O 9

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Take Down! restling was the most strenuous and demanding sport in which Diamond Bar High School partic- pated. Wrestling demanded great physical and men- tal abilities. Wrestling is especially tough because you have to fight your opponent as well as yourself. You have to qualify for your weight division every match and it's really tough, exclaimed Larson Hahm. . This year's team was one of the strongest team we have ever hadf' commented Benny Lee. In order to make weight division, wrestlers worked out, ran, and starved or stuffed themselves. Wrestling was more of an individual sport than team sport. Teammates could only encourage one another on the sidelines. During competitions, only one wrestler was allowed on the mat with no one to rely on. Brian Pressley commented, It gets scary sometimes when you are out there alone. This year the team was one of the strongest teams we have ever had. We are strong in every weight category, and I think we'll do well this season, commented Benny Lee. The fine tradi- tion of Diamond Bar wrestling was certainly upheld by the l87-88 team. . EF: 2 67 131 TL-P ' .Via ' . L. - M 5- A SV 1-fQi.,JX:fff . Af . if 'Y Qlsxlff ,ff 'WTC Q.,g.vi'.y-be-'W ftwflf. r.'j :l ...wg HK.K..X. sw , .Qw..vM,ig5sQwN.,g,,.... ,fs...ags,..... .,x,....re,,.0x.g, , ,. - f l ,. 5 W . l 4 M A. 3 .. . if A X El 2 , .rf .1-at r-sg.: ..,f,::-Q. gg, 3, .1 ss-qv., . -.,. X .. s :if-ss fr 5'Yls'fQ ?wifArraff,-. -s me g s, NSXQNG ss: 'rf , ggi ll 5 Ft 'E gps ., Qs - , 6- J, N. .a w e 'PQ f .gas I-.es-.ry .W 'm,3.e. ,ass -,Q fs- -V s Es--. ww. .a --srmiw-Yes 'ff' 'fi 'B X, - .s.4,s. - sf s . a. :-ws xfmlssi. mix?-:by ' -5. vg1:'P2i'-Ssfitffss-11-ii'nib-fig.as-lFf3sEf'fTsi!1Ss5iis ,. ,..,s.c,,t. ,ws h WX Ns Qs X its fgg essex - P ..,, Q -s z t x . w ffwf..r1f:-aw-M 'seQsr'pS ,a sf-q - 5. fri' 'S t.. ,xcxc My .. .t .. sums, M, .XM es. A .,,tf..,,wsss,,,3,,s.XXu,.tx.Q , s- - X. ssxwsxfsfts .- am sw sms,..xr.e.,..VM.--as , .- -css any xvwfsff. .Q .g ,sr-its fsg.ssegg:-wf1ft+re2-deff-S..-f:r:rt 9MX' 151 s i s ' TQiPS1:i2if sslll-ifizwir-ifisliffswi' il . . . . R . 215 Q. Q.. -. v ,S dxf ,. 1.y.s,.r: FI' R ms fr 0-. r..-n-'.i1fw 1 ' elif ww.: 21'-1 f af 95.-'fllz - sf,s.7.:.s. 1 .Nz t1.1s11.s -13515: l 'X ! t..,..i. .... ,4g...,..A1'..as.agigggsiwkfaigg - eg. X. 1 1 O Sportsflfarsity Wrestling BOYS' VARSITY WRESTLING - Larson Hahm, Brad Wiegand, Pete Nemeth, Ryan Block, George Ladwig, Joe Nemeth, Al Klein, Brian Pressley, Jeremy Murphy, Ed Dyer, Johnson Chang, Mangesh Soman, Ariel Guerrero, Guy Smith, and Leon Monzon.