Torrey Pines High School - Freeflight Yearbook (Del Mar, CA)

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s 5. ' 'r -'L -awwwan Q -in mL nf 1 WHAT DO YOU THINK. Seated are Jon Lutes and Dion Barca. . . ' Group decisions were made by class delegates before is is 5 , representingafinal vote. .W Q, - -- ooooo A I E it C r L. , I L., A if ' ii-iaiss iii... vt it ', 4 ' K V wg f L s . I - . mu- 5 f Q V YF' ' . J .y it LA- vi .A - y ,X 1,5-,X gui.. Q. 1 get 1 ,l Qi ,. Cc ff Q - e f. ig. use ' 'O ff' 'gl , k if . .5 . M I 'Mir 3. ss TOO MUCH FUN. Nicole Nugent, Morgan McGrath. Maria Mangiarelli, and Joelle ' Hren relax at their booth. Each candidate was allowed to set up a personal booth in- side the gym. I N W 1 I in- ' ,pg ',,. N N. gt. . R I 5 -:I ., I ,, . . ,. , .-U-.-, .w 1' 1 - mfg, 'N Q N 5 'NO BULL' promised our 1986 winning secretary. Scott Greenburg. Quite a few candidates prepared fun, surprising speeches. f 4 ,H 3 L ,.. 'hit I I ,..' NM I xx N4 ' 0.4 ' if-n H 3 gq NOMINATIN CONVENTION G UNDER THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE,1985 Vice President Nick Frost gives a more than patriotic speech. The gym was gallantly decorated and filled with strong school spirit. K I o I behoove you to uphold this pride in Torrey Pines by staying informed so that proper and logical decisions are made. Approach every new challenging situation assertively and sincerely. As Sam Dries-Daffner spoke these words, a hush desecended upon the crowd during this year's nominating convention. A.S.B, advisor George Robinson stated after Dries-Daffer's speech His barn-burning speech really made people stop and think of the importance of this even However, Dries-Daffner's speech was one of the many highlights of this year's convention. Robinson stated later hat The convention was one of Torrey Pines' most interesting because of various types of candidates and the unique speeches. They were from the ridiculous and outrageous to the solemn and serious speeches. As Brett Barmettler summed it up, lt was really amusing how all the candidates went all out to show their individuality. Candidate Mark Hauber wore his individuality as he strutted towards the podium clad with fake fifty-dollar bills while haphazardly tossing them to the crowd. Candidate Melanie Lapadula even had two CIA bodyguards to escort her to the platform. But one of the most origninal and unusual candidates was Scott Greenburg with his No B.S. campaign. Having church music b aring while two monk-like escorts led him to the platform, Scott somberly walked up the steps carrying a pinata of a bull. Arriving at the podium, the two monks dropped their robes to display more appropriate Blues Brothers' outfits while Scott picked up his guitarto strum his speech, The B.S. Blues. Yes, it was definitely an interesting speech, stated David Dogue. Despite the many humorous speeches, the majority of the students took the Nominating Convention seriously. Because of speakers such as Dries-Daffner and the keynote speaker, Honorable Clair Burgner, students were reminded that the convention not only is important to the school's future, but their own future at Torrey Pines. As George Robinson stated, Besides all the political gimmicks, I believe, in the end, students really voted for who they think would best fit the job. l really look fonuard to this year's ASB because next year will be very important to the council as they face numerous upcoming changes that will occur in Torrey Pines. , To sum it up, Sam Dries-Daffner concluded on this end note, and finally I direct this to everyone, the students, the candidates, teachers and all of you affiliated with Torrey Pines. I ask you to wholeheartedly uphold this commencement of excellence to those whom you share daily existence.to your school and its consequential responsibility and, most importantly, almost ideally - yourself. - Cassie Doefling 1 NOMINATING CONVENTION 103 52'- ff . Q. 4 H L . A sm..

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'X 6' Q It .J 'S 4 rr ' I N many.. 1 CONFUSION fills his head as Jamie Alexander consults I ' i ' with Tami Dunford and Renee Foss on which candidate they should vote for. aeIe,g EVERYBODY IS AN INDIVIDUAL, and Chris Keeney gCandrdate for presidencyj demonstrated that clearly. Each o the candle dates carried on their own unique themes. 1 l ,, -1 O . jfs :J 'll . ,Q ,wg - ...wg MUSICAL POLOTICS. Scott Green- 4 ,, 5 ' 'fr X burg shows his care free, spirited - . style by playlng his guitar during his 'f U' speech. Scott was elected secre ary. f P Q.. 4 1-ii -75 E V D V. A 3 atv' L ,J ff' 443. I rw 4 Q i ALL EYES on two head delegates, Kevin Warden and Renee Foss. The head delegates' duty was to represent there delegation in telling their tally of votes, A 1 N -'.4 - . nur .J A.. I fi, RELAX. Seated are Andy Hecht- Nielsen and '86 commissioner of assemblies Shaun Slattery. Some l y . 4' . studentsreallygotdeckedoutforthe , gi ,I I 5 convention. 1 gp. -gi. . E -I' 4' I 5 MINATING CONVENTION 1 ...A Av! , . .4..... , an Q .. ls- . I V.,--. . Q 1,

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