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Students bike, bus, walk and drive Dad, may I have ten dollars to put gas in the car? What do you mean I have enough? It ' s $.50 a gallon! The gas short- age hasn ' t been solved completely you know. Please, Dad? Transportation was indeed a problem sometimes at Concordia. Students walked, took the bus and rode their bikes. Then there were those that drove and of course - the parking lot. Whether it was a place to try and park your car, or a place to sit before school, it usually meant a hassle. With construction taking up a large part, students were forced to cram their cars in anywhere there was an empty space. Top: Bruce Thompson, Greg Mymachod and Ervin Ridley linger in a crowded parking lot after school. Bottom: Perched atop a can, Robin Coleman waits for her ride home . Opposite Page, Top Left: Jayne Kerstetter shows off her overalls. Top Right: Many girls could be seen wearing one of the in things this year - sandals with stacked heels. Bottom Left: Conquering a cold lounge, Kelly Krueckeberg wears a warm sweater. Bottom Right: A variety of coats, jackets and sweaters could be seen in the classrooms this year, as the main object was to keep warm. 20
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Opposite Page, Top Left: The Emergency Medical Service demonstrated procedxires during a simulated run. Far Left: Using various equipment, moviemaking showed aspects of producing films. Bottom Left: Puppetry was a unique class which included an exhibition show. Middle: Options in the field of nursing were opened to many career-orientated students. This Page, Top Left: Mr. Stoner spent two amusing ses- sions speaking about magic and show busin- ess. Top right: The Bordner School of Dance sent representatives to demonstrate the art of jazz dancing. Above: Expensive equipment like the in- strument shown was brought here dicing discovery week. Left: Many tours like this one to Allen Dairy gave students symbols of their business. 19
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Style and individuality dresses students. What ' s the latest in fash- ions? This year almost anything goes. Although the 50 ' s style is the leader of the pack, anything you wear will be considered in vogue. Skirts range from ankles to thighs in length. Blue jeans, no matter what style, are still considered chic. Earth shoes, 3-inch clogs, or saddle shoes. Put your feet in whatever you like the best. Weird, striped and colored socks aren ' t weird anymore. Along with hooded tops, they ' re what ' s in style now. Girls, nowdays, are also shedding long hair for the shorter styles. So watch it. That guy over there with short hair, might be a girl! 21
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