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

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LosT yedr our combus received d bresTi- gious owdrd which hos in rnony resbecTs enhdnced The rebuTdTion of The school. This honor wos The DisTingulshed School Awdrd bresenTed by The sTdTe suberinTendenT of Publlc EducoTlon, Bill Honig, To d SlTTOll comnniTTee of rebresenTdTives from our school in Moy of 1986. The dwdrd, given To 29 oTher ouTsTdnd- ing schools in The sToTe, wds bresenTed on The bdsis of ellgibiliTy. The criTerid heeded for ellgibiliTy wos bdsed on one of Two oreos: ll Rdnking in The Tob Zocfo of schools in Their cornbdrison bond bdsed on T984- 85 ciudliTy indicoTors or 21 CAP score in- credses in The Tob TOOXO during The bosT Three yeors. Of dll The schools in Son Diego counly, only 22 middle schools ond high schools were found To rneeT These reduirernenTs. Torrey Pines hos findlly been recognized for iT's long sTdnding TrddiTion of dchievernenT, sold George Robinson, Echool lrnbrovemenT Progrom coordino- or. NoT only hos The dwdrd brovided d sense of bride in The school, iT hos creoTed o feeling of dccornblishmenT. 'People oT This school hdve worked very hdrd dT culTi- voTlng The rebuToTion This school hos, sdid Robinson. Aside from The derived sdTisfdcTion, The recogniTion generdTed frorn The dword hos significcinTly more bedring on The fuTure of dTTending sTudenTs. Colleges, ndmely, hdve gredTly incredsed The number of vislTdTions To The cdrnbus ond will only con- Tinue To incredse os our rebuToTion does. CONGRATULATIONS TORREY PINES! - Tim Geiser 92 ww:-it . if i I f T i S- wh' rms. Principal Bob Sanchez gives a talk about being a dis- ground. Photo courtesy of THE FALCONER, by Deb tinguished school while James Nicholas, George Bresnick. Robinson, and drill team members stand in the backs OQL RECQGN QYX I7-I O X Educatlon PH A O 6 6 QDLE - PROGVJN ENT-S 6 v- 41 fs so it Excellence cg, Sl 0 5 Ill E . O U' O CT T S Q 1- Q fd, :gb

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FILLEDU P ave you ever been left standing in by your desk because there were no more chairs? Or perhaps you were one of the ones left to stand practically in the hall because your classroom had more people than desks and chairs?l 'Alt was the third class meeting and l still didn't have a desk, commented Beth Earnst about a class early in the year. Sometimes there were not enough class periods offered to the number of students who wanted to take the class. This lack of supply and demand made classes have to fill to maximum capacity. lt was uncomfortable, but if you wanted to take the class you learned to adapt. said senior Jill Hicks. - Renee Paz Iv' if L' 0 exe x ,af Qmmmizp, , ic, Q 'ww ' f-i 94 Q' X' f tb 1-Pg. 'i7.f xg., ' veg Jing , E , , wr an if tTp'?',,.,' . W Ly , .IIMV - jet ,1,ggfQfif41j55 ,L V ' U' V 'i ' We -I ':'...'lf55: ' '- ir, ' 0 5