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

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I w , 1 , - , -1 l 5 47 fgfX ,I ,spa EXTENDING HIS ARMS - is Brett Woods, senior. Much of the Sierra League watched their PASSING THE BATON - is Russel Deitz, competitors. .. . senior, to Harry Kelly, junior. To perfect this of WN x 3 19 - took much practice. ix! C DDR 1 P of K X0 i I NAV' v gf 4 0- our OF THE STARTING BLOCK - is vs 2 ,ft p Yjf' Q yi' Nicole Yep, sophomore. Relays kept the stands . ,, j 0 5 Orff lk ' cheering. lf- All 99 ffl - A , f fx 7 ' vf u 0' N wot 1 , HSWIWWK ugly 'a TmCkAndFie1d 137

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,df SMALL BUT STRONG he track team this season was considerably smaller than previous years which made the demand for excellence of each participant much greater. Though it was difficult fill- ing all the events, each area was strong. The team supported one another and helped out in other events when needed. The small amount of members doesn't matter because there is a lot of talentf' noted Kimm Farnsworth. They were ready to show their competition quantity was not impressive, quality was. The members had an unusual closeness, as they were not just participating to ,achieve personal goals. They knew when the time came for their event, it was for the benefit of the team. There was interest in all events, not only onels own event. We were more united because the team was smaller, explained Ellen Kunhert. The team was small, but goodll' announced coach Jack Malloy. The team was strong and well rounded in all events, and what made that possible was the hard work displayed during the prac- tices. The team had a real dedication which helped the athletes . push for both individual and team success. Even though practice was rigorous, it helped the team. Practice led to confidence which led athletes to achieve goals, break school records and win meets. fl .Q ,QQ A .fag CLEARING THE HURDLES - Jeff Allen, sophomore, leaps with agility. Many team members continued to practice after meets. SPRINTING TOGETHER - David Morlan, junior, tries to get ahead to pass the baton. Each member of the relay team had to do their best. LEAPING BEFORE YOUR EYES - is Wefki Amer, sophomore, in the hi h hurdles. Accurate steps between hurdles helper? hurdlers to achieve winning times. Track And Field 139