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

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2P'UP XVI A QQQN Jfxjf K G? fllfxf 'N D' of ,zggg 'Rffff X ,G Q ff , !1'fZlXf'X' Q l I J QW?-X . X 1' XUQ f X 'MI P7 ' xpgqr X f ff 9 ff ,WI x , Q 4 A X Q J X f' J 4' , ,,,, ,li N , ,si Q 1 ,X f It ETD? L if I Xa ' Z Jw h fl i fy I 7 QTQFQIE H 'ff X ab , 'Dk ,,, ' Q: ,gf W2 QZW ' I 'ft yrfh F ' I 'F I ff ll JC I I f TX 1 fs The Diamond Bar High School sports program finished another year with flying colors. Five of the ten fall and winter sports teams won league. In addition, eight of the ten teams played in CIF. The Boys' Varsity Soccer Team went all the way to win the CIF title for Diamond Bar. The Girls' Volleyball, Girls' Tennis, Boys' Football, Boys' Cross-Country, Boys' Cross-Country, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Soccer and Girls' Soccer Teams made it into CIF play. Girls' Volleyball, Girls' Tennis, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Soccer and Girls' Soccer Teams all won the Sierra League. Two of the teams in CIF made a strong showing. The Boys' Basketball Team, led by Head Coach Bill Murray, made it to 144 Wrap-Up f Sports the CIF semifinals, but lost to Capistrano Valley High School. The Boys' Soccer Team, with Head Coach Don Garrett, beat Dominguez Hill High School for the CIF championship. One of the teams that didn't go to CIF was wrestling because the wrestlers went to CIF as individuals representing' Dia- mond Bar. Eight guys wrestled in CIF wrestling. Ryan Block placed in the Top Eight and Guy Smith in the Top Sixteen. Diamond Bar High School is well known for its sports program. If Diamond Bar continues its tradition, it will stomp the Charter Oak Chargers, Rowland Raiders, Los Altos Conquerors, Nogales Nobles and Wilson Wildcats. Brahmas Stomp the Sierra League

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3393? Barbara Bensel in Y .mii- If E 7? '11, If .i , , ' its , fc fl. .--Q ,...-- ...- ...-- I' Visions of Suooess ow did Diamond Bar continue to show its True Colors with pride? A major factor was the strong leadership of Principal Bob Corkrum and Vice- Principal Hank Johnson. Corkrum felt we had something dif- ferent here. t'It's more than goals and ob- jectives put togetherg it's a vision - a vi- sion that is seen by all students, staff, of- fice workers, custodians, and even parents. This vision of success puts us in balance. Balance, While some schools excell in one or two areas, DBHS aimed higher. . . what makes us different is that we want excellence from all four fareasl: academics, athletics, student activities, and performing arts, emphasized Corkrum. Balance. At a school known for its ins- tant success, the goal of balance was evi- 146 Faculty, Administration dent by success in other areas. Johnson noted, Look at it this way: when one area is out of balance, all four suffer. Just look at student activities. No one is like Favier. He makes things happen. Balance. With all the responsibilities of leading a high school, how do these men find balance in their own lives? Johnson commented, I love it. I'll take all the responsibility I can handle. l'm looking forward to being a head principalf, Corkrum acknowledged the pressure to find balance. L'The hardest thing I do is balancing time demands. l continually switch hats. lt's important for me to keep a balance between stuff in school and my wife, Sharon, he explained. Balance. Success in all areas. Leader- ship. These elements worked together to make DBHS unique, Our True Colors were found in the sum of these parts. Dari MAY l HELP YOU? - Barbara Bensel helps so the phone. Bensel was always willing to lend a hand. 4 ITIQOHG IT'S NOT A DUCK - it is the principal, Bob Corkrum. COY krum wore the duck nose during the senior CAP testing. su. Q