Edison High School - Oracle Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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Surfers Rule! Many of the open season victories were won with a marginal point spread, yet the team placed second in the open season, and won an invitation to surf against the Puerto Rican National Team in Puerto Rico by securing first place in the state championships. Individual accomplishments gave rise to the credibility of a daily surf team class, led by the 1981 National Scholastic Surfing Associations presi- dent, John Rothrock. Eddie Flores gave a stellar performance in the state championships by taking first place. Also placing in the event was junior classman Todd Foster with a sixth place finish. Doug MacKenzie won the NSSA National Championships and a place on the national team during a two day competition featuring 120 top high school and college surfers from around the United States. As amauter surfing becomes more structured, there will be a rise in the level of competition, as well as the competitive format of surf judging. Eddie Flores (top) polishes his cutback. Surf class member (above) banks off the lip. 98 Surfing

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Senior Markel Taylor (above) shows jeilec form m competition against Estanca. John Ludiow (lop left)h s a powerful iron shot to ttie green John Kerrigan (left) drives a fairway shot with accuracy Golf 97

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Darren Oostmonk (lop) finds a rare pier barrell. Doug MacKenzie (above) backsides in an early morning shorebreak. Todd Foster (left) is a consistent, seasoned stan- dout. Surfing 99