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

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5 T FF ei ., ,X X f ' B C is , ,, --,- if 37:5-' X g 7:3:1:1.1-:-:- A NN Q X , X . Q ML J! Q .' X 'sf X , . X as t Kay Allgire Lynn Baldwin Al'ldf6W Backers eatwae I STEVE CARLTON Air Force brat, Bibie scholar, father of four and chairman of the English department all describe Torrey Pines English teacher Steve Carlton. Though he looks like Gene Wilder and has t e same name as the famous Phillies pitcher, Carlton is his own man, often seen wearing a British wool hat and driving a Triumph. Cariton was born in Germany, attended high school in Ohio and Hawaii, and received his bachelors degree in philosophy from Westmont Co lege in Santa Barbara. No one ever told me l'd have to earnra living. I thought you went to college to learn what you enjoyed Q ,216 .FACULTY .h--...W I I Karin Alexander r.,, rw, 0' wi. t. gf f' w ,, , , .t Judie Barnett Kathy Belland learning, said Carlton. He continued his schooling and earned a mas- ter's degree in philosophy from U.S.C. He also added a teaching credential to his qualifications, following a path of his wife, who was then teaching fourth grade. Carlton first taught English in Compton, California from 1970 to 1975 at Centennial High School, which had a 99 percent black student body. Carlton joined the Torrey Pines faculty in 1975 and teaches English literature, Bible as literature, English 102-3 and Engl- ish 9. Family activities center around tennis, Solana Beach Presbyterian Church and their En- cinitas home. Carlton moonlights by teaching test preparation for the S.A.T., GRE., and other standardized tests at San Diego, Long Beach and Fullerton State Colleges. He believes in sanity in education, explaining that after students needs, a teachers first Michelle Beccarelli Burt Blackwell priority ought to be his own sanity, rather than committee meetings, administrative commitments, and paper grading. ln spite of his convictions, Carlton is often involved in his share of these peripheral educational activities. i Jeffery Brosbe Marguerite Bulkin

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if f iff W f f f f ef f mf Q f if M -y 4 X wwf ffwfy ae, if I ' s ' K ,f M it f ff,,, J , ,.V I W yy., 3 t . H A ,,,, I I . ta.. Dee Frank Robert Frantz Jerome Galiley Jacqueline Harrigan Monica Jessup 1 Dwight Johnson 218 FACULTY Tamlin Heiiman Connie Johnson Richard Haines Judy Jerdy FRANK CHAMBLISS Football defensive coordina- tor, J.V. baseball and wrestling coach and teaching classes in Psychology, U.S. History and Government occupy Frank Chambliss's professional day at Torrey Pines High School. An Oceanside High School Pirate making good is Frank. From All-League ClF Baseball, Football Team Honors and President ot the Speech Orders Club, Frank moved to Mira Coasta Community college where he was the Captain of the Football team and Athlete of the Year. Chambliss continued his edu- cation at Cal Western on Point Loma, where he played foot- ball, made Little All-American in baseball, majored in History and P.E., minored in Psychot- ogy and earned his teaching credential. Following college Frank was drafted by the Chicago Bears but was traded Bill Jernigan eatawe cial Studies at San Diequito High School were his first school jobs. A 1973 year leave of absence enabled him to accompany his uncle, the Bishop ofthe AME Church, to Africa where he talked with lan Smith before Rhodesia became Zambia. He then trav- eled by himself along the Gold Coast to Spain, to Port au Prince, Haiti, following the his- toricat slave route. The Chambliss family lives in Vista. Wite, Linda, who has her law degree, works at Management Analysis Company. Daughter Chanda is in the 5th grade and new son Matthew James, is three months old. Frank enjoys play- ing racquetball, baseball, and chess in his free time and being Orville Karge and played cup of coffee with the Chargers, one year, on taxi squad. Coaching and teaching So- his unique, loveable and fun, self. Plans include getting Psy- chology on the A-F list for the University of California, traveling to the Far East and helping Torrey Pines win a C.l.F. champion- ship in foot- ball. He thinks Torrey Pines will be great when the growing pains are over and the f a c i l i t y buildings are completed. - D. Palmer