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

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The girls ' cross country (above left) line up for another grueling race. A wrestler (above) tries to maneuver his op- ponent in a recent match. Fred Wolverton (left) runs in a cross country event against Marina at Edison. w Most popular: Athletics 161

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Athletics Most Popular With a variety ot activities to choose from, getting involved in ath- letics was probably the most popu- lar. Not only was it the most popu- lar, but many of the sports pro- grams had winning season. Teams making it through GIF and players making the first and second cuts proved that Edison was still the suc- cessful school that everyone talked about. From the boys ' teams such as football and the girls ' teams like field hockey, to even the co-ed team of badminton, everyone enjoyed the tough competition that they encountered throughout the entire school year. Rick Di Bernado (right) concentrates as he takes a shot against Westminster. The Freshman football team (below) gang- tackle a Huntington Beach opponent. 160 Most popular: Athletics

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Sophomores Optimistic Entering their second year at Edi- son, Sophonnores had a much more optimistic outlook about their re- maining years in high school than they did in the preceding year. Gone were the fears of being dumped in a trash can. Gone also were the feel- ings of inferiority now that they had a class to look down upon. Sopho- mores faced new challenges such as traffic and safety and school spir- it during the year, too. In fact, they won the class competition during pep assemblies over the seniors. If they can keep their enthusiasm, the class of ' 83 should prove to be suc- cessful. Cheering during a soccer game are J.V, cheerleaders Anna Davis, Chris Casados, Cindy Cavallero, and Tracy Satterfield {above right). Many Sophomores wait in the book line (be- low right) to receive their Wan and Civilization books. Yearbook photographer Greg Kwok (below) rides to school on his bike. 162 Sophomores