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

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Rosa Aguilar Jamlla Akinwanlle Charlene Alexander Kari Allee Marc Amador Jason Anderson Ryan Anderson Anna Aquino Lisa Arbon Aleks Ashley Ida Assi Katie Averill Laura Banko Juan Barahona Eduardo Barjak Rina Bamett Scott Bartoloni Vlncent Barlolotta Shana Bass Kristy Baugh Vanessa Becker Olga Beltran Rebecca Benrubi Larry Bergln Suzanne Blszanlz Stephanie Bloomfield Darin Bosch Derek Bowen David Bowersox Nara Bramblett Teresa Bretzing Jack Broady Daniel Burciaga Heather Burke Kurl Buske Daniel Byrnes Shane Cain Pete Calkins Marcelle Calvert Todd Camp Joe Campbell Robert Campbell Tyler Campbell Tom Cannon Lisa Camey Shannon Camie Mary Carpenter Stefany Casat Stefanie Case 290 FRESHMEN fblfl s Tv- Q P13 s l t gi . .. 1 ., .,. . 'I X i 'I xt Q.. sig xx al as H f 1 K ill R. ' -, gr , Y 2 . ' V , r, 1 71 f ,il :lj I f ,, A y. ,V J i 1 . 2--9 1 J V! I ,A . M ,ii i N4 1 'N I . 1 Y Yi' l r A V 'CQ Y - 'V Q js l X' '- I l f rid' N if L if X A . 'Q Q 'QP AF, 5:7 M 'r,. ' K V: kr f' i rl fi X M1 m y A ig- ,, , ? A ' If ein a freshman at Torrey Pines is an experiencelthat I Q would not like to have again. Learning the location of everything was almost impossible, especially when all my classes were widespread. ,I - Leellnne Sacks

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Mike Cassiano Carole Cassidy Craig Cassidy Scott Cathcant Melissa Chan Julia Chang Rodney Charles Anne Chen Lisa Cheung Teddy Chi Joyce Chiang Jessica Chisari Angel Christensen Corin Christie here exists one thing in the life of practically every high school student, the ever-dependable, brown paper lunch bag. The lunch bag has come a long way through the years, arriving finally at its present status an ignored, taken- for- smash of tree pulp Used by the ma jority of high school students, the paper lunch sack has gained una- claimed notoriety as a symbol of maturity. ln the first stag s school, the common vessel for containing lunch was the lunch box. The lunch box pictures on its exterior ranging from Scooby Doo the presently common, Smurfs. As the students to pre-adolesence, they were treated to a preview ofthe brown bags they would later know. They used bags that were slightly better than the lunch boxes, for these bags possessed pictures of Garfield or even lines of orange. lemon, or time smile-faces. Then finally the arrival of the brown bag. Stripped of pictures or even a name, the brown bag proudly symbolizes the youth of America. granted, geometnc e UNCH AGS The smooth, rectangular, uniformly creased bag valiantly carries the vengeance each mother care- fully and thoughtfully contrives for her child. The bag is dutiful and attempts in eamest to prevent damage to the food within. The lunch is jammed in lockers with chemistry, algebra, and English literature texts or crammed in a back pack through two periods of P.E. and Spanish. Through this abuse, the bag falters. Lunch time finally arrives, and the starved students des- perately grab for their bags. G-rimaces of dis- gust are visible and faint exclamations of Gross and Sick can be heard as students pull out of their bags a smashed pea- nut butter and jelly sandwich or tuna fish that smells as if it were made by a dinosaur. The poor brown bag receives no gratitude or recognition for its futile attempts at protection. It is instead wad- ded up into a ball and used for basketball practice or as a make-shift hacky sack. Ah! What an ignominious ending to o potentially great artifact. - 77m Geiser FRESHMEN 201