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

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lClockwise, Starting Below! SEARCHING THROUGH the media center's many books was a popular pastime. ANNOUNCING AT THE FLAG-RAISING CEREMONY, Principal Robert Sanchez explains the Distinguished School Award while teacher Darlene Palmer and drill team members Michele Greene and Theresa Myrtle look on. LOOKING FOR AN OPEN RECEIVER, Varsity quarterback Scott Calkins decisively maneuvers, just avoiding the intended sac. STRIVING FOR PERF EC TION , junior James Harker works on the intri- cate details during draj7ing. A SNAPPING BACK, Tom Trier rides a wave at the popular surf hangout, 15th street. Nw, ' Xp ,M I Vx JP' . ,aff .ll 1-asf fu- ' jf ji 1

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.found titncjor cru:itu'ss. SIDIIQII Although our campus has never been noted for its ex- cessive spirit, 1987 demonstrated that school pride was, in fact, on the upswing. Sports, academics, and other school sponsored activities were enthusiastically supported by practically all members of the campus populace. Perhaps the most signyicant aspect of spirit was its gradual increase throughout the past year. What's up? Spirit! YELLING AND SCREAMING, the senior svclion tmule their presence known at the first assembly of the year. 4 if . 0 . 1 . 1 . 'A 0 yn. 'ff f if TI .I 'SW , X ' Q I 'L In--qx. 'Lvl 1 I ,.s',a,' P- 4 ,. cg 0 ' ' 4 J, yt, fxfhfn ' 'T ,T 'r 1. . Ja .I ., A-Tab -If .L ' , ,I l . , 1 I ' Q 1 ' 3 1 .' f' I . I' I ' Q nf. sw' 4 l 1 - D 4 I :IL I I I I O ROUTING ON HIS TEAM ' MATES. Chris Nelson shouts from ilu' sideline. DURING THE FALCON- MUSTANG FOOTBALL GAME, sophomore Melissa Chan listens to instructions utul cotnnufnts t'1l'UlllIt'llXll'll In her, from ilu' coach. DESPITE THEIR CON- TINUAI. spirited antics dur- ing football games, , cln'erli'aflz'rs. such as junior E I .lcnnillw McDonald. still LZ.. ' lv . RELAXING, juniors Dona Hcnnis mul Mika' Dolicrl-v oIrsz'rrc the proceedings ul llu' Alolm - Welcome buck tluncc l in S4'pu'mlu'r. 1,2635 Hajj: E 2 5 3 ', ,gif ,C '.'.'Qjo, 3',3g1535g3gg13g -,L . N g 'fog i if g'.o'5OgOg0 ,cal 5 ,-. 'y - , , ' 8 '. 'f'fs5S6--Maw A. 't .'s'5S'1 T 5S'9SS . '.'Wa5 fi?