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

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Stan Riches Rosa Santiesteban San Posner Torn Respess r fr ' .V V: '- ,h V. r' S Q E 1 ,f ll ' 1. -,.,, 5 if TN Shirley Richardson A Rose Sleigh 4751! rr ' V X...3' .- mfwiiff-N, vi'.is,...rii.'ii. gy., ill till: liitlliliillir .,'it1il!-tw! A k iiT2'iflili,, ne step, two ,iiilfifiiill steps, three steps closer to the door she stumps, as a tremendous moan exudes from the waiting crowd. A long, drawn out, and well-understood grumble pervades over the nervous chatter- ing in the foreground, ttShe's here. Nervous, callow-eyed bodies clear a pathway to the door as the last great monument to amorphous geometry thrusts her key into the slot, begins to turn, and then without provocation twists slyly toward the shivering crowd, and utters, We're gonna have some fun today. The doors open to the mystical entrenchment of a woman fasci- nated by Iife and its inequities. To the right, is the torn and decrepit voluminous library, filled with authors from Dosto- evsky to Turkle. To the left, faces the tired portrait of an American indian painted to cheap black velvet, a symbol of awareness to all who enter the room. And directly ahead, without possibility for change, stumps the cluttered workstation of a professor of English affectionately known as Rosy to her former students, and by a few other names to her present ones. Entirely unorthodox in her mode of teaching, Mrs. Sleigh sets a new standard forthe educators of tomorrow. She can maintain complete authority without the sacrifice of a close teacher-student retation- ship, often spendirlg her lunch period in eep thought and concentration with a student. A laborious worker and avid teacher, she has been known to get up in the middle of the night to work on a students Eaper in which she saw insig tand possibilities. It saddens the students of Toney Pines to leam that Mrs. Sleigh will be permanently retiring from education and will not return next fall. Devotion doesnt stop at 2:05 for any teacher, but , Mrs. Sleigh will forever live on in the minds of her students, as the most devoted and loving teacher to ever lumber across the face of the Earth. - Bryan Davison Andrea Roberts George Robinson Arnie Ruskin CERTIFICATED srArr 221

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E FEATURE 1 1 i Anne Merle Ebeling if H, ' till enthusiastic 'fft ',N I about teach- -,jl ing, after 23 151- ,,., -il' years in the 'r ' an Dieguito High School District is jus one of her 'top educator quali- ties found in Social Studies Department Chairperson, Anne Marie Ebeling. Completing her education- oriented family is husband Harry, the principal of Del tvtar Hebghts Elementary School, an son Rolf, a precocious oth grader at the Heights school. Ebeling eamed her B.A. in History from U.C.S.B., her 'lv' teaching credential from Cal Berkeley, and her lVl.A. in History from San Diego State. After temporary jobs such as store clerk, fingerprinting people for the Navy at Terminal island ishe grew up in San Pedroj then teaching one year in Richmond, California, she and her husband moved to the Del Mar area. She enjoys her Del Mar home, piano playing, sewing, reading, symphony concerts, televised opera and her new toy - a VHS T.V. recorder. Ms. Ebeling enjoys keeping up in her academic field by reading the L.A. Tlmes, Social Studies Magwazlne, Newsweek, new istory books, and by watching T.V. documentaries and historical mini-series. Ms. Ebeling enjoys teaching more now than when she began, particularly the time working with students in the classroom, or working with curriculum. Although she is still excited about teaching, she hopes to try a different carreer someday. One of the rewards ot her teaching career was the dedication of the San Dieguito annual The Hoof- prlnt to her. She also was given a trip to Washington, .C. as as Freedoms Founda- tion Award. Ebeling is a veteran of combat in many district committees dealing with graduation requirements, curriculum and as representa- tive of the Social Studies De- partment on the Coordinat- ing Council. She has lost working days this year be- cause of her many profes- sional responsibilities such as Jones Classroom Man- agement Seminar, Gifted conferences, working on the curriculum for next year's new economics course, and jury duty, --D. Palmer I' . i x 'V' 3' Y I., Q V ,ufx ,amy .gm n, - ' F i 1, Qu i -. Tina Miyamoto ' 3A -X. s Ce- is l Ron Morris Shawn Neely-Wirth it-,D V4 gif' 'Q Andi Newcomer Derold Nogle Holly Nordquest 220 CERTIFICATED STAFF Jim Phillips 4, ' ...- ,g1v Lisa Politzer

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