Rowland High School - Saga Yearbook (Rowland Heights, CA)

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The wheel, more thon any orher rool or invenrion, drosticQily olrered the life of moo for oil rime It propelled him our of rhe Srone Age, occomponied him rhroughour his journey post rhe Dork Ages, and conrinues ro serve him yer rodoy. Today one of rhe moin usfes for rhe wheel is os o bose for o body rhor conroins doors ond o sear and moves ropidly up ond down rhe ribbon like roods rhar aissaoss rhe conrinenrs Man colls rhis wonder rhe car. The cor hod irs beginnings in rhe lore 1800 ' s ond quid coughr rhe imoginorion of people oil oround rhe globe. These eorly cars usually were propelled by sreom ond elecrriciry, wirh o few using a new gosolinefueled engine, and rrov elled or speeds of 10 ro 12 MPH. From these eorly beginnings rhe car begon o period of rapid developmenr. The devel opmenr inducted improved engines, ber rer styling, ond inaeosed speed. It wasn ' t long, though, before the gosoline engine become the dominont engine, os it out performed the others. Dy 1920. cors were o comrmon stghr on rhe byways of Anner ico Ar first only the rich and the foshionable were able ro offord cars, bur it wasn ' t long before rhe ordinary people were cosring their eyes on tNs morvelous chor iorr The dream thiese ordinary people hod of owning on outomobile become a reolity when Henry Ford decided thot there wos o market for mossed produced cars, ond in the 1920 ' s starred the first ossembly line ro produce cars. The resi is history. No orher invenrion has so changed rhe life of rhe individuol. No longer wos mon ried ro one oreo or limired ro whorever moss rrosporrorion was ovoiloble. Instead he was able to ger in his cor whenever he wonted ond go wherever he wonted As the car improved further, rhe disronce mon could go ond rhe rime in volved olso improved. Mon become able to visir for- off dries ond rerurn home in o doy ' s rime His world wos no longer limired — his world was rhe world. Mon ' s love offoir wirh rhe cor is os greor today as ir has ever been in rhe posr Americans by rhe Thousands willingly moke monthly payments to insure the cor being in the goroge when rhey wonr ir. Children srill dreom of owning o cor of rheir own someday. Older Americons mourn when rhey musr rurn in their li- cense ond hong up their keys And in the meanwhile, the cor is pompered ond pet- ted, fed ond adorned, ond poroded for oil ro see. Vhen rhe cor OS o moin source of propelling mon on his journey will end is unforeseen The cor hos given rmon a form of independence nor dreomed of in previous cenruries When mon will give up rhIs freedom is os yer unkrwwn