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Ts, Qi ....... Wk his no--f' . gg.-ifii' ln this modern age, students here at East find an infinite number of ways to get to school and back home every day. From the original method of using one's feet to the newer motor scooters, transportation is im- portant. With good reason, cars are still very popular among up- perclassmen. After all, the car can't be beat for convenience and comfort. Believe it or not, some students ha ve been known to ride motorcycles to school How about that wonderful in' vention that doesn 't pollute, goes up to 50 mph, is lots of fun on ice, and only weighs about 27 pounds. Yes: the bicycle. As the skateboard has once again be' come a popular mode of moving around, the fad of the late 70's has been reborn in the 80's. The public bus is also very popular, maybe too popular. lt is common practice for students to go down two or three bus stops, in the wrong direction, in hopes of getting a seat on the bus. It is also common practice for those who don't do this to get passed up by an aiready full bus. The school bus is still com- mon. Unfortunately, it has a few disadvantages. it requires wak- ing up a little eariier, folio wed by a half hour ride to school How- ever, the school bus aiso has several advantages that make it worth the trouble. lt provides some extra cramming time for those students who don't get bus-sick from reading on the bus. Probably of most impor- tance, the school bus provides an excellent excuse for being tardy to class. Senior Donald Trig still thinks the skateboard is the best.
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Juniors Sheila Jefferies and Lea Kelley discuss their upcoming meets, Sophomores Mike Rich, Nick Opp, Allen Hansen, and a friend frolic in the sun, Senior Paige Manger likes to catch rays on the 'Splade. ll
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The southeast bus arrives after a long and bumpy ride 0 Vef. wat Senior Lisa Bieber finds walking the cheapest way. i un sa Wlx,..,x Junior Mark Kirch arrives fast in time for his next class. 5 I QS I3
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