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

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aw N Genie an 'O s it possible for one person to be into riding, skiing, soccer, and modeling at the same time? According to lreshman Jill Hunter, the answer is Yes. Jill has managed to keep up all of these things along side school and social activities. All of these activities seem to take up much of JiIl's time. She rides three hours a day, everyday except Mondraly. Skiinglis usually two orthree times a year for a week, Jill usually skis at Vail, Tahoe or ammot . And she practices soccer everyday after school. When asked which activities she liked the best, Jill responded that riding and skiing were her two favorites. She wants to pursue all ot them, but her final goal is to become a zoologist. Even though she has had very little free time, Jill said that only during the summer does she wish she was not involved in so many activities. This was because it seems as though she can never stop gracticing during this time. One summer, however, Jill hopes to be able to ski in outh America. Often, Jill has found very little time left overfor other things. Riding takes up much of her time on weekends, and soccer is everyday. lt seems as though she is always moving from one activity to another. Homework often gets done in the car, and she usually doesn't get to bed until eleven or twelve. Jill had been fascinated by riding since she was four years old. Her best friend, since she moved to California tour years ago, rode horses, and the two ot them became interested together. She had been ski- ing all her life, ever since she could walk. Most of her . skiing talent was learned from her father. Jill has had only three skiing lessons. She hopes to go to Madison Square gardens in the next year and a half. In her NASTAR age group, thirteen through fifteen, Jill has become the top girl skier in Califor- nia. ln this case, hard work and de- termination really paid oh.. - Lisa Helm - Colleen FitzSimons 'L rf L .Q L 4 1- 'L g S W t 5 J if kfffqdk t' Rm J, w ip-- I w -as C fc F ef J S. . . . :bg age t ' ' as Y R X J Jenny Nus Tracie Miller Aaron Miramontes Croyde Mirandon John Moebius Nicole Moga Ryan Montrucchio Mia Morales Amy Morrell i Michael Mosteller Alisa Mudge John Murphy Kristen Murray Jonathan Myres Hady Naiafian Danielle Napoli Kurt Nauenburg Kristin Neal Calian Nelson Steven Nelson Barrie Nettles Montatip Ngaweenan Nicholas Nicholas Cheryl Norman -1-.nun-n in

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gk KICK-EQ tage 14, Freshman Lance Donlan has become the youngest blackbelt in kick- boxing in the U.S. His particular field of karate is also known as International Combat Arts. He first became interested in karate at age 10. For him, it was a new and interesting form of self defense. His parents have given him a lot of encourage- ment, but he says that his greatest inspiration has been his instructor Vince Soberano, who is a first degree blackbelt, and a professional kick-boxer. One of the reasons Lance admires him so much is because he also started at a young agle. 'iAs far as l'm concerned, vince is the best instructor in the world, said on an. One ofthe things Lance enjoys the most is being able to teach karate to nge of respgngrbrllty younger kids. He is presently teaching classes at Orange World Martial Arts to children ranging from ages 4 to 12. When A, asked about teaching, Donlan said, I want other kids to come to karate because I like teaching it, and 4-aunts' it is really fun for them. It gives you a sense of accompIishment. Lance practices every day except Sunday. He also works out with the kick-boxing team, and the demo team, of which he is the captain. On Sundays he works with weights. Karate gives a sense of re- sponsibility. Many of his friends take karate, I which gives him a chance to work out and v-l 'W' fight with them. When asked if karate gets in the way of his social life, he replied f i- that no, it helps because it makes J him feel more confident. For the future, Lance would like to become a profes- sional kick-boxer, and would also welcome the opportunity to F teach more W schools. -Lisaltelm -Colleen FitzSimons .-'asa .ie . 1- ' as 6 is S 1 Susanna Romero Jennifer Rossmar Amy Russo Matthew Rutter James Sadler Whitney Saik Sachin Saste Tisha Satterwhite Ritu Saxena Kyla Schmedding Daniel Schwartz Jeffrey Scott Ingrid Seiple John Selmo Reza Shah Matthew Sheehan Rebecca Shen Julie Sherman Kimberly Sherrod