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[[File:2005Button.jpg | thumb | right | The school lion appearing on a button in [[2005]].]] | [[File:2005Button.jpg | thumb | right | The school lion appearing on a button in [[2005]].]] | ||
Before [[2006]], the team wasn't very experienced and thus this is perhaps the first logo for the team.{{citation needed}} | Before [[2006]], the team wasn't very experienced and thus this is perhaps the first logo for the team.{{citation needed}} | ||
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Revision as of 11:19, 19 May 2010
The team logo is the identity of the team when the team appears in various forms of media and when the team attends regionals and other robotics events.
Over the years, the team logo has changed forms, but the general idea remains the same - the team is the Robolions of Peachtree Ridge High School.
Circuit Lion (2007 to Present)
The "circuit lion" as it has been dubbed was drawn by Hanna Lin and her mom in 2007.[Citation Needed] The team was looking for a different look and the new lion appealed to the team members in 2007.
The circuit lion has been used up until the present, with no major or minor changes. The logo has appeared on every major team media item since it's creation.
Nut and Bolt Lion (2006 to 2007)
The nut and bolt lion only lasted one year. Who designed it is unknown.[Citation Needed]
School Lion (Pre-2006)
Before 2006, the team wasn't very experienced and thus this is perhaps the first logo for the team.[Citation Needed]
The school lion was simply the school's mascot encased in a triangle with bolts. Perhaps the triangle represented one of the shapes in FIRST's logo, but it is unknown.