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' Mom! ' ' When do I get my car? ' Only a few Canyon Springs students had their own cars, and only 15 stu- dents could drive to school. The many who were left wishing for a ' car gave niany reasons for that wish. On6 reason, certainly, was the school ' s transportation system. I want my own car, so 1 won ' t have to put up with the bus, said Danelle Germo. Also, Til have more freedom afid can go more places. I can ' t wait until I can get my own car, Jennifer Hanke said. I can ' t stand riding the bus, because it ' s too crowded. I think people who go to different schools should ride different buses. That way people won ' t have to sit three to a seat, and there won ' t be any people hanging in the aisles, stated Pam Thomas. Buses accommodated students from both Canyon Springs and Moreno Val- ley high schools, presumably because Canyon Springs ' student body was composed of freshmen and sopho- mores only. As a result, most bus rid- ers arrived at Canyon Springs 40 min- utes before the start of school. Of course, riding the bus was not the only way that students could get to school. Some students had family or friends drive them. I like having my mom drive me to school, because then I don ' t have to be at the bus stop at a certain time, Jen- nifer Dickson said. Some lived close enough to the school to walk, and some had the luxu- ry of deciding each day whether to walk or ride. I don ' t like to walk home when I ' m wearing heels, when it ' s cold, or when my friends aren ' t with me, Arlenna Gipson said. Sometimes I do like to walk home, like when I ' m acting crazy or when I ' m with my friends, but I ' d rather ride.
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BUS 24 ' s students unload and bcg.n .he,r wa.t for .he school day to beg.n. NOT MANY STUDENTS drove to «hool. so there were many empt) ' spairt In the parking lot. TWO OF THE PRIVILEGED FEW students who dnve to school, Cra.g and Keresa Strom, step out of the.r cat. Driving iM
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SEA DRAGON was jusl one of the thrilling rides at Castle RACKING t ' P a high score is Tim Felcyn. Along with ihe Parkin Riverside. The Castle was located on Diana and Polk theater and bowling alley. Flipper Flapper Fun Company was streets. a favorite place among teenagers. 24 Cougar P.ist
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