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

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4-5?-f' LOF-MEL Richard Lofgren Jonathan Loomis Isaac Lopez George Larimer Tracie Lowery Trenton Lunceford Kenneth Luther Patricia Maas Jennifer MacGillis Elizabeth Macleod David Maddocks Cheri Magon Roberta Mancuso Linda Mantvla Lisa Marincic Monetle Marino David Marlow Daniel Marsh Stefan Marti Rei Masui Craig Mattei Steven May Sharyn McCann Amanda McDonald Michelle McFarlin Matthew McGhee Susan McGrath Susan McKay Barry McMiIlin Scol'l McWilliams Erika Meir Michael Mejia Jeffrey Melemed ssrlioas 153

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Success HASN'T SPOILED HIM ohn Knouss has made well over Ten Thousand dollars aT The golf course. No, he isn'T parT ofa professional golf Tour, he sells used golf balls. John Knouss is an enTerprising young businessman wiTh a friendly, effervescenf personaliTy. Knauss owns his own business aT a local golf course. Alfhough he doesn'T work ouT of The pro-shop, Knouss has quiTe a profifable shop of his own. Knauss works his business abouf Three hours on each SaTurday and Sunday peddling golf balls. He also spends time several days a week playing Raiders of The LosT Golf Balls . AfTer finding a ball he Takes iT home, washes iT, and seTs iT up for display. This may seem a rafher ignominious profession, buT considering The sum of money he has accumulaTed over The lasT six years, iT's well worih The Time and efforf. Knauss believes ThaT by The end of The summer he will have earned an addiTional Two Thousand dollars. The business, known simply as 'Klohnfs Golf Balls'f, has buiIT up a ,olienTele Thaf includes Teachers and counselors from Torrey Pines. The shop QQQQ-21 'F , ,.,,,k Q. . t Q P 'D ' J fe IQ!! I 1.M 'CQBUSED BALLS ARE DISCOUNTED WITH NEGOTIABLE PRICES is usually open during regular playing hours on The weekend. Golf balls in all sTages of usefulness are for sale. While new or nearly new balls run for sixly cenTs, abused balls are discounfed wiTh negoTiable prices. Though his business Thrives, John Knauss' fuTure lies aT The Universify of Califomia aT Los Angeles where he hopes To puT his financial eamings To a good cause. The golf ball business will remain only as a pasT, Though profiTable, experience. - Tim Geiser Q . -.0-