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

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V -...' DON I' MOVE - Letltia Robinson, junior, Jennifer Kenan, sophomore, and Dianne Beltran, junior, walt for their next cue. The Color Guard had new brightly colored flags. TWO FLAG TWIRL - Jo performs 9 short flag routines during half time. The performance was at the dedication of Holmes J' Memorial Stadium. ng Kim, sophomore ALL IN STEP - Nikki Schuld, sophomore, Monica Everett, senlor, and Abby Lln, junior, march ln unison. The Color Guard worked hard to get their steps together. ,..,,,, so i if 4 F, 5 L. . 1 ,f..-107 A Y, V H Vi 'V' ,,,qgp- ATTENTION - Freshman Casey Heckmer stands straight and tall while other teams er- P form. There were nine members on the rifle squad. 64 Organizations f Color Guard ,tmtwi - . .5 ,Avy 'ws , LK, Zi ' 'i'!2:za..... 'lb KIMY' Q .

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THE COMPETITIVE E ,gli ' A... , . he stress level was high as thirty' three girls frantically rushed to their positions for the half time show. However, Color Guard was much more than half time shows. The flag and rifle squad practiced many hours during the week and in the summer to perfect the show. They not only performed in half time shows, but they competed in field shows and parades, too. Monica Everett, flag captain, stated Color Guard has taught me the dedica- tion needed to perform in a high energy level show. lt is a lot of work, but itfs fun and EDGE we're all friends, commented Kim Graham, rifle captain. The members of the Color Guard often found time to have fun with friends after practice. Martha Kline, also a flag captain felt, All of the hard work is worth it after a performance when you hear the crowd cheering and clapping. This was exactly what the crowds did because the squad continued to place high in competitions throughout the year. The success of the Color Guard con- tinued to show the true colors of Dia- mond Bar High School. COLOR GUARD 1987-88: Rifles - Carrie Delio, Debby Gilman, Kim Graham fcapt.l, Casey Heckmer, Shelbi Miller, Kim r Morris, Teresa Washeleski, Kelly Yamamoto, and Brenda Yoder. Tall Flags - Dianne Beltran, Gail Bongcaras, Marla Everett, Monica Everett fcapt.l, Jenniter Harrison, Karen Jacobs, Jong .- W Kim, Jennifer Kenan, Martha Kline fCapt.l, Christy Kuebler, Abby T Lin, Kim Maiden, Tracey McAuley, Carrie O'Conner, Jennifer Oku, Letitia Robinson, Nikki Schuld, Denyse Sharp, Jamie Silletto, Laura Suchey, Sara Tamillo, Melonie Thompson, Erin Wolf, Mary Jo Wunderlich, and Jennifer Zeller. PICK UP THE FLAG - Denyse Sharp, senior, takes a rest while the band plays. Members of the Color Guard were tired after a halftime show. READY TO TOSS - Nikki Schuld, sophomore, Monica Everett, senior, and Abby Lin, junior, stand in position to toss their flags. It took many hours of practice to perfect their flag tosses. N l r r I ti lf iv L .A A 4 'T' GIVING THEIR ALL - are Casey Heckmer, freshman, Debby Gilman, freshman, and Carrie Delio, freshman. Many freshmen were on the rifle squad. s A A ' A 7 1.1.1 .Qi 64A