Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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Abe Ortiz did ‘‘the impossible.” Another Mustang spent a school day in the student parking lot. Whether it was by car, truck, scooter, bus, or ‘‘heal-toe-express’’; B.H.S. students got to school and looked good doing it. Of course, the most popular form of transportation was the automobile. It was very cool to be seen in a vintage Mustang or a VW Rabbit, but any vehicle would do as long as students didn’t have to ride the bus or depend upon parents for rides. Under the new parking lot rules, the seniors were able to hoard all of the parking permits and left the other drivers to fight over any remaining parking places. Enviously watching these drivers everyday were the soon-to-be sixteen year olds, anxiously awaiting the end to their bus riding blues.

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