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

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Senior Officers: Jennifer Dingwall, Kim Rozanski, Charles Almand, Douglas Hodge, Holly Zakrian. Michelle Wadley. Junior Officers: Ashley Sammis, Marne Grant, Brooke Hen- H.-.., derson, Scott Greenberg. l Q M ' A , ii ' Q 5 + Affine or K ssi c H- swim, -'EN l' s e X e ,lu ll is fl A .., sn' 'Q :- ' A 'gg Q ' g A 1 fr l l ffl!-Rf ssl if -'- . - ,fry 'P fi llr o ne 5 S -13 - is ' or e '- H, k' . K S W it is was A Q l, MVIS! A ' ' K -at if: +1 Q! K ' Q K Q, iiii .orgy J 'dmv E Q , Q KVM ,Hz if 'ilu X any A it 5 5 I S: 3

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l Second semester officers: Back row: David Topolovac, Jennifer Walters, Carrie Bonforte, Jennifer Petree, Melissa Chan, Middle row: Shana Bass, Vanessa Roth, Front row: Tristan Sherrod, Scott Greenberg, Erin Loskutoff, Lisa Cheung. VVI-IAT LEADEFQSI-lIF3 he A. S. B., or Associated Student Body, is probably the T only organized club in which every student is a partici- pant. This council is considered the head of the students because it arranges all major issues that are involving school. It also gives a tie with the administration and students. Each January, new student body officers are elected and at the end of each school year, new class officeres are elected. A requirement for all officers is to be enrolled in a fourth period Student Government class. The A.S.B. students' goal in this class is to promote activities that would be profitable and fun for all students. The A. S. B. members work towards a strong lea d e rs h i p. - Dominique Valentino ASB 141