DeKalb High School - Saber Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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RANSPORTATION: Top: Brian ‘“‘Worm’’ Rieke stands next to his pride and joy the “Night Crawler.’ The seniors voted this the neatest truck owned by a guy. Below: One very windy ride to school would be this motorcycle. But Doug Randol’s bike has no problem fitting in the tight parking spaces. TRANSPORTATION Top right: Tammy Reynolds tries to hurry and get her books so that she can get to her locker and then to her class on time. Lower above: The choice of the senior class as the neatest car or truck driven by a girl is this silver Fiero owned by Suzi Lepley. | i i ro Be | = | | Transportation, the simple fact o; being moved from one location to an- other, is very important to many teens This year, trucks of all sizes were very popular here at DHS. Those lucky enough to have a powerful over-sized truck could get themselves to school in any type of weather. Still, year after year students depend on the most popular way to school, their car. Whether it’s your own car or belongs to your parents, driving to school every day seems to be a must. Some of the

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Car, Truck, Or Bus? cars out in the parking lot are brand |new while others may look to be on their last axle. Many are equipped with elaborate stereo systerns to provide e all-important sounds that are music Most freshmen and sophomores whe are not lucky enough to have their li- cense yet must depend on that ever- so-popular bus. After the 3:30 bell rings, you can find the big yellow chari- ots lined up outside. First they pick up | the high school students and then they Sees students was pecdie their way to school. Usually the younger stu- dents may ride their ten-speeds or free style bikes, which can prove to be economical but also sometimes chilly. Top: Getting the kids to school on time is the job of the big yellow school buses as shown in the two top pictures. Lower left: Are these trucks having a conven- tion? The popularity of all kinds of trucks seems to be growing as this typical scene from the parking lot shows. Above: Katrina Tietje and Shelly Steele look very happy to be getting out of school as they leave the parking lot in Shelly's Jeep. A 7 TRANSPORTATION