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1. School buses wait patiently to begin their homeward journeys. 2. Next to driving, bike-riding was the most popular means of travel. 3. When school is out, many students can be seen waiting hopefully for a ride home. 4. Personalized license plates are real attention getters like this one of Ken Silverberg's. 5. P.V. Auto Supply promises to fill all your auto equipment needs. 6. julie Adcox looks aggravated at having to take Teri Benton, Delsey Kramer, and Shan- non Selby home. 7. Every morning the racks in the parking lot were crammed with bikes. W af 0 P C ' A Q i Z an at 33 ft f r 129.11 am EI at is v o an -ff Paradise Valley Auto Supply 12308 North 32nd St. Phone 992-3460 992-3470 H 95 If we dont have it,we,II get it Transportationf23
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Ghosts, goblins, and ghouls haunt halls Once a ain ghosts, goblins, witches, and monsters haunted the halls on Halloween Day. Unfor- tunately, not as many students con- verted to ghastly spirits this year. A reason for the poor turnout was ut well by Kathy Manning, l xyouldJn't dress up, it's too embarrassing. One student expressed her regrets for not dressing up. l wanted to dress up, but none of my friends would, l wish l had anyway, mourned junior Chris Dahl. There were several groups where dressing up for Halloween was a must, such as Mat-Aids who went around delivering pumkin rams to students all over the schoof lt was really great, Anne Penrod said, It was a lot of fun. However, there were a few who took the time to slip on costumes just for the fun of making a scene. For instance, Ray Herndon who would sneak up from behind and then scare the daylights out of many fellow students with his mon- ster mask said, lt made me feel like a crazy kind of person. After all, what's Halloween without a few scares from ghosts, goblins, witches, or monsters? Halloweenf25
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