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

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T DISPLAY IN RED - Tempe Mason is announced as the 1986 Homecoming Queen with drill team members behind her A STRESSEDMOMENT - Varsity head FLIP OF THE coirv - .i.v. was watches as TOGA PARTY - Alpha-Q members Coach Rfk Haines QIVGS 473 TOUG' Kelly referee names which team will have to kick. participate in the Homecoming parade do w instructions. Camino Del Mar.

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OVER IN EMBARRASMENT, Homecoming King Nominee Walsh hides his face while his mother tells about his fear of the HUIVIILIATED nce, he was a confident star football player, a re- spected ASB president. Now, just minutes later, a massive crowd stands over him, ieering, shouting, and reducing him to the state ofa puny four year old. He is one of the 1986 Homecoming King Nominees, set down in front of the large student body and then picked on by his own mother. Each mother revealed her son's most embarrassing moment, pulling laughter from the assemblage, and bringing hot, red cheeks to her son's face. Pete Cassiano's mother told about his loss of control of the car on a downhill curve. After turning the wheel back-and-forth aim- lessly several times, he dropped the wheel. Turning to his little brother seated next to him, Pete cried, What do l do now? lt's hard to get any dirt on Eric because he's so straight. ggi' began Eric Loomis' mother, drawing much laughter from the crowd. Eric has always had great expectations in life. Every Christmas at the top of his list are a BMW and a pet dolphin. Cutter Clotfelter, has no embarrassing moments, explained his mother, questionably. Yet he does have a painful one. As a preschooler he often guided other children on expeditions around the Rancho woods. Cutter, proud and powerful, was in the lead. Then he made an unfortunate step . . . right into a yellowjacket nest. Hundred of yellowjackets flew right up his little shorts, evoking painful screams. At the end of the assembly, every Homecoming King Nominee was bent over in embarrassment. But, by the end game Friday night, all had recovered and reassumed their respective posi- tions in the student body. - Angela Hastings TODD KELLY'S MAMA Julie Mossy embarrases her son at the homecoming assembly by dressing up as an over-burdened housewife. -J

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brilliance of a dazzling firework display, game was kind ofa disappointment, the parade and fireworks were culminated in the unveiling of the new king great. in itself was one of the new traditions The theme was Around the World in Four Days A an lnterna- too many old ones, tional Extravaganza. Each class represented a specific global almost a ritual in the past few years, the segment as was illustrated by their respective floats. on Homecoming night. Yet despite this f'l thought the theme was a creative one which allowed a lot of Marcos Knights, the team performed room for the imagination, said senior Melanie Lapadula. As the game ended, the lights dimmed and the post-game fire- we played a real good game, said works began while the crowd applauded. The display continued, peaking in the grand finale. After the restoration of the lights, James post game activities received a more Nicholas and Tempe Mason were awarded the 1986 Homecoming e paradefeatured thetraditional King and Queen honors and as well as the princes and -Tim GefSef and pep junior Stacey Jocoy, l'Although the IETOTECIQINICS - Jodie Walcott, Brandi Knauss, and Annette Riggs are irrebrlated by the at-game firework display. Denise car windows during the upon I fade in Del Mar. King 29