Frank W Cox High School - Talon Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Life's a Beach Wawds Otm9 Syof AW Bm With the advent ol spring, student's thoughts turn towards the beach Favorite stomping and surfing grounds were the well- established 83rd and 1st Street territories, w here on any given sunny day you would find oph people surfing, watching others surf- ing, talking, or simp- ly basking in the sun. Many of the locals enjoy mocking the tourists who invade the beaches every summer. When asked his opinion of the tourists. Steve McNaughton replied. I think it is amusing to give incor- rect directions to tourists. Although the summer was mostly one of relaxation, there was c ontroversy over whether or not 4x4 trucks were allowed to drive on the strip. Despite the united protest by the truckers, the ban was not lifted. The summer's activities peaked in the final two davs of vacation I think it's amusing to give incorrect directions to tourists. — Steve McNaughton Class of '88 with the East Coast Surfing Cham- pionship. This is an annual competition, the longest and most prestigious of it's kind. E.C.S.C. meant something different to all who attended. Senior Michele Criscione said, E.C.S.C. was like a smorgasboard of guys! For the Falcons, life is a beach. SURF B Scoping down the beach. Holl Bivms and Tracy Black Surf shops such as 17th Street cater to the unique style of the check out the guy situation. locals. 10 Student Life

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