Trinity High School - Trinhian Yearbook (Trinity, NC)

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The sport of freestyling and skateboarding was a fast paced trend which caught the eyes of ' many Trinity High students during the 1985-86 school year. R.L. Osborn and Bob Haro introduced freestyling to the residents of California during the mid 70's. It became a major sport on the west coast and developed into afaoorite pastime of teenagers throughout the country. Students were caught performing three dzfkrent rides. Park riding was achieved in 5 special in-ground pools. Ramp riding was performed on small ramps and Hnally, some students just did ground tricks. Riders like Elliott Orr and jeff H ill used their bikes to ex- ecute such tricks as aerials, kickturns, and balance tricks. . Skateboarding also required a lot if agility to perform tricks. The popular brands of boards N were made by Sims, Varzflex, and Madrid. Skateboarders performed such tricks as s 36O's and handplants. Hugh Turbeyjqll, Greg Monroe, and Shan Malphurs were only a few ofthe many TI-IS students who enjoyed b riding skateboards. F rzsbee flying was yet another flashy hobby that caught the eyes of many students. Flying I ,eg IW' S, one Xa frisbee did not require the same amount of N urbvvfd de n fm A skill as freestyling or skateboarding and be- tbmugbf cause of this, one o-hen saw a frisbee being flown Qing the school day. s N 9 2 i . 4 Trinity H181-'S ref' X X X E . .Q ,,,., -..M .,.. ,.... . .- ., . -.J

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