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

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Wh. 'D if Q gf 'Y if K fd 'f l?r'g,f?' tier irr iii., 5 r li ,dl -wpf3?1,,,,a .rs- atmosphere at Sunset is more relaxed, and the students get more ial attention because of the limited enrollment fabout 160 studentsl. Ju are allowed to finish classes as fast as your capability allows, said Mr. Jones, a teacher at Sunset. About half the seniors at Sunset planned to go back to either Torrey Pines or San Dieguito for second semester and graduation, but the rest decided to stay and finish more classes. Many of the stu- dents actually preferred it there. Dr. Resner, the principal, stated that Sunset is no longer considered a continuation high school, and the diploma is practically the same as Torrey Pines. The only real advan- tage was Torrey Pines' reputation for academic excellence. The biggest drawback to attending Sunset was the lack of school functions and sports. The only organized school sport was basketball after school. However, out of twenty- five people survey, only one person was really disappointed. The end of the first semester was the date of truth to see who would return to Torrey Pines for their last semester and graduation. Even though some stayed at Sunset for the end of their high school days, it was their choice. -Derek Tarr Amy Firli David Flanagan john Flanagan Kaflnerine Fleming Krirfen Flare: Shannon Freeland' Mark Freeman Kerlli Friel joel Fnfxcli jenngter Fromme Tom Frorf jeannine Galhglier Davin' Garcia Michelle GaJ.rman Glenn Geddes Timoflly Geixer Pafriria Giacomini jamie Clarion 155

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Pefer Harrower Laura Haeckef Denire Huff Rolverf Hafl .Scoff Hadfey Maryann Hambfin Saskia Hanxefaar jawn Harrix .ffacey Harri: Breff Haxkelf Al WATCHING I I V I eeling more at home in the wild than in the classroom, Chris Keeney is what some might call A Great American Sportsman, His favorite hobbies consist of backpack- ing, hunting, scuba-diving, and photography. These things keep me busy, instead of going home and watching TV, When asked how he got involved in his hobbies he replied, One thing led to another backpack- ing to rockclimbing, fishing to scuba- diving, etc. You don't just wake up one morning and do it. Of all his hobbies backpacking is his favorite. Everything is a test of physical and mental endurance. When you backpack, you develop an appreciation of yourself, society, and nature. You're constantly thinking. It is a real natural high, I love being outside because nature is constantly putting you to a test, you have to be tough. Chris Keeney plans on studying graphic designs at RIT in New York. 'Be yourself. Do what comes natural. That is how you get the most satisfac- tion. - Renee' Paz L