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

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THROUG und the smoking section, Tanya H THE BARS aro views life in the LINED UP along the Fence, juniors Brian Robert, Paul Jensen, Keith Teboul, and Juan Suarez, spend lunch with friends. FROM THE OPPOSITE FENCE, students Sean Rodmel, Paul and Juan look at life 1 ,-df' Qi SENIOR BENCH members discuss important events. 18 sauce tLf Students Outback had but one trait in common - they smoked Besides this detail, they varied in many ways. You had your metalers. You had your punks. You had your bops. You had you jocks. There was a whole wide spectrum of students who hung ou in the smoking section, said senior Brett l-laskell. All the differen students who spent time Outback were more open and less cliqu- ish than many other students at the school, said senior Craig Bellam. Frequently, the groups Outback joined together to produce some of the more outrageous feats on campus. Team Freeekf' 5 takeoff on last year's Team Feeek, was a club which Outback up- perclassmen designed in order to create fun. The Fence has long been a haven for surfers and musicians whc like to stand around discussing politics. l-lowever, according tc many Fence veterans, the typical person who spent his free time at the Fence greatly changed during the year. Less upperclassmer and more underclassmen sat and stood there. Yet externally, these students appeared much the same as al- ways. Fencers wore billabong sweats, bermuda shorts, thongs, and visors when it was overcast, said senior Andrew Besnick. Their choice of music included both reggae and heavy metal, a special concoction termed Irie-Maiden by senior Steve Bamsdell. As always, girls didn't sit there, said senior Clint Sipes. They hung. By following the sounds of Expose, Whodini, Lisa Lisa St Cult Jam, and L.L. Cool J., one may find himself confronting the members ofthe Eden Gardens gang and their close friends on the Fence. Located to the right of the boy's bathroom, this group of friends have established certain characteristics that have given them recognition on campus. Bacy Mustangs and stylin' Monte Carlos are what you'll see them often drive, but the most popular are the bad dropped lloweredj mini-trucks. lt's common to come across such creative trucks with little blinking lights, fancy airbrush designs, and tinted windows. For the first time Senior Bench was not exclusively a senio hangout. Students at the Bench were from all different grade levels, but usually had one thing in common: athletics. Football, volleyball, soccer player or not, students sitting on the bench all shared the activity of people watching. Erinn Luskutoff explained, People seem to sit back and watch everyone else. We talk about people who walk by.

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