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

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The SeDUCKtive Seniors hile most students showed pride by wearing purple and gold, the seniors went one step beyond boasting pink pride. And although opposing schools had to look for the Brahma Bull, underclassmen tried to avoid the Quack Attack. Class colors and mascots were first in- troduced to the school two years ago. That year the senior class was the only class to show pride in this unique way. Now, each class has its own color, while the seniors have both colors and a mascot. Senior class president Julie Hahm felt that class colors should be limited to seniors. She argued, It should be something special for Michelle Walls - Homecoming Princess Nominee llll, JV Softball l9f1Ol, Yearbook QD, Ski Club, JV Basketball l9l, F. Football fats. A Sandra Watts - CSF, Honor Roll, French Club, Ski Club, Key Club, Girls' League. Lorrie Welch - V Tennis. Kenneth West - Brahma Press, Chess Club, Polo Team, German Club, Drama. Greg White - V. Football, Track, Ski Club. Kwame White - Band l9v12l, Spanish Club, IOC, VP DTD Club. Anthony Wiant - JV X-Country, JV Track, Band. Kelli Williams -- V. Track l9l, Basketball ll 1 f 1 2l. Jennie Wilson - Perfect Attendance Award, Honor Roll, Cheer, Soccer Team. Paulette Rene Wolfe - V. Softball l9l, JV Tennis till, Academic Decathlon l12l, CSF llll, French Club l11!12l, Ski Club ll ll. Lisa A. Worden - Editor Calliope l12l, French Club l10-12l, Girls' League l9l1Ol, Principals Honor Roll. Dan Wu - V. Tennis l9l, Basketball f9l, Sec. of Treasurer --V Key Club ll.2l, CSF l11,'12l, Principals Honor Roll l9-12l, Spanish Club' llll. Jo H. Yang - lst Grand Prize in Discovery of American Essay llll, Soph, Class Treasurer. Cpt. Math Team l9l, Interact Club Officer l10l, Business Club Q10-12l, CSF. Marlo Yep -- Leadership, Key Club, Ski Club, Junior Honor Guard, Homecoming Chairper- son, Girls, League, Honor Roll. Teresa Marie Yodites -- JV Softball l10l, French Club l9710l, Yearbook ll2l, Photo 1 Club C10-12l, Ski Club llll. 'f Achilles Vaughn Young -- V. Basketball, V Chess Club, USAA National Merit Award for f Math, Calliope l12l. Christine Zimmer -- JV Volleyball, German T Club, VP German Club, V. Art, DBLO. GIMME A BREAK - Thinks Senior Davin Hutchins as he spends his lunch with fellow Senior Mike Omelas. the seniors. However, Julie also stated, I don't mind other classes having colors and T- shirts. They're just trying to get spirited. Why does any class have a color? After all, aren't purple, gold, and white the school's col- ors? We need class colors to signify who's who, stated Michelle Walls. Mandy Pearson added, Sure, colors unify us and give us more spirit. Unity and more spirit were two things need- ed by the senior class. According to Hahm, The spirit has been down since our sophomore year. People were afraid to get ln- and T-shirts was to regain that dying spirit. On the other hand, from incoming freshmen the tables were turned. Freshman Traci Bauer stated, I think the different class colors and mascots are fun, not every school has them, and it is a unique way to raise spirit in the school. Laurie Tribby also stated, Speaking from one of the freshman class, I think it was real neat going into high school and having so many different colors and mascots around the school. It really brought up the spirit throughout us freshmenf volved. We don't lntermlngle, complained Hahm. The purpose of class colors, mascots, l l l l f t l Tl ... T. , T .s.l lv Teresa Yodltes ' Bmd 'rudmuu l -E . Aimee Jean Grommet Michelle Robinson 192A

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