Belleville Township West High School - Bellevinois Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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6 We came to school by different means, but we all left the same way — in a hurry 1. The people who were lucky enough to get the car that day made use of the Cafeteria and Outdoor Store parking lots. 2. The bell signaled the start of a new day and students left the caf eteria to go to their classes. 3. We paid our sixty cents to arrive at school “on time.” 4. The Circle Drive was a busy place at 6:25. 5. Free at last! 6. We had a chance to see our friends between classes. Dally Scene 7