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

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RON MOFtFtlS He is a mathematician who doesn't disregard astrologyg he describes himself as consistent, fair, and a balance beam i'Libra. Fton Morris, 1982-83 student selected male 'tteacher of the year teaches math and drivers training at Torrey Pines, has coached wrestling and Frosh and J.V. football, advised the Jr. Class, coordinated the talent show, supervised ski trips and chap- eroned school dances and activities. Morris is another San Diego County native. He attended Granite Hills High School Gros- smont Community College, and Cal Western!USUl earning a B.S. in Mathematics. Hon worked at Safeway through college for six years before his job with San Dieguito School District- 3 years teaching mat at Sunset High School and 7 years at Torrey Pines High School. feature Three family members center their days at Torrey Pines. Daugh- ter Cheri is a 10th grader, wife Cheryl works as a T.A. for the SPSC program. Daughter Tammy is an 8th grader at Earl Warren. Hon's main hobby is improving his Cardiff house and yard. The family usually vacations in San Diego area although Flon has traveled to Mazatlan. Perseverence is one of Pion's unique characteristics - his 15 year marriage fatter marrying at 185 and his stability in raising his family demonstrate this. He doesnt expect students or family to do what he wouldn't do. His popularity with students, he feels, may be a result of his talking to students as people and treating them fairly, - D, Palmer Craig Scoggins Joe Skinner Ethel Sweed Barbara Swovelin James Temples Glenn Terrence 222 FACULTY Lana Small Steve Straitiff ,W We Ex .I Bill Tapp Jerry Tarwater '.-fp f 1 l . . Debra Weyandt Gary Williamson

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Darlene Palmer Tom Respess LT. George Robinson Rosa Santiesteban James Phillips Lisa Politzer Sam Posner Shirley Richardson or R sss so 5: 7:1 kk b Q Arnold Ruskin Mary Ann Schoell x X P Y 'ww Stanley Riches WILL HARVIE Will Harvie is an individual who doesn't go along with the crowd - a bright, young, good looking scientist, who wouldn't want to do anything but teach Physics and Chemistry. His life experiences as a longshoreman on the Alaskan pipeline, in sailing around the world while working as a research assistant for Scripps Institute, in climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro and the Grand etons, in working as a geo- physicist in Brazil, and in his yearly trip to relatives in Finland to work on their dairy tarm, all contribute to his march 'to a different dmmmerf' Harvie's Toyota pick-up truck Stephanie with the canoe rack on top, his La Jolla condo home and his ski trip mania every winter attest to his single life style. Travel, canoe surfing and daily aerobic dancing are avorite pastimes as well as listening to soul, the Pointer Sisters, and reading. Three advanced sheepskins are held by this Downey High School graduate - a B,A. in Physics from U.C. Irving, a M.S. in Earth Sci- ence from Scripps institute of Jon Robertson eoiture Oceanography and a M.A.T. Masters of Art in Teaching Physics from U.C.L.A. Joining the Torrey Pines staff in 1983 was the first teaching job for Harvie. He thinks the stu ents at Torrey Piines are great and enjoys his assignment of teaching four periods of hysics and one period of Chemistry and being a Declathon!Academic League coach. On his future wish list are canoe- ing through the Boundary Waters National ark in Minnesota, where there are no trails and people are not allowed to take in even supplies such as soap or cans, and hand building a house in Sun Valley. - D. Palmer it FACULTY 221

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Doreen Walsh Debbie Elliot say? Andre LaCorbiere if 1 V P' fs: Mt?- i s s ,wig K pi t ,pr- T if r Q ,Es t t . r i Qui i eg 15 it -Q t 'l 'r' . til 5-' 5 an , Sgr ax 5 5 ' 't': E' fr Y Dewey Warmer Jane Beattie Miguel Zarate .Q .V ff.. , ' - Q 4' Qi' .. Q 'ld 4 . Gail Zides Sandra Blyton Ruth Eustance Ralph Grimsley Sandy Kish DAPHNE PEAKER The role of a campus supervisor can be tough, but with Torrey Pines' 5'4-V2 , 27 year- old blonde beauty, Daphne Peaker, positive communication and a lot ot caring has made upefr STAFF her job quite a success. Peakefs strong interests are in biking, swimming, and snowskiing. She's also talented in singing and playing the guitar. But most of all, Peaker enjoys her special bonds with many of the students at Torrey Pines. ln Peaker's career, she has en- countered quite a few memorable experiences. One particular in- cident she happens to clearly recall was when she first started working. She came across a student who was baiting her all the way down the hallway, trying to tease her into catching him. Peaker reminisces, lt was so funny, everybody was laughing -l mean, l even had to laugh. Peaker has also enjoyed the 'in- side jokes with Fiochelle Sadleirf Peaker has really appreciated her three years working tor Torrey Pines. Being attached and im' ponant to many of the students, Peaker has enjoyed watching them grow. She says that she's seen students change forthe bet- ter, and that's good to know! She shared that my job is more rewarding to me than probably for them. l'rn just more involved with them than what they realize. l like to be a part ot their lives. Peaker adds that people are valuable to her at Torrey Pines. According to how she feels, i'Christian beliefs are my whole basic outlook on why others are important to me, and this is why she cares. - Dominique Valentino FACULTY 223