Edison High School - Reflections Yearbook (Milan, OH)

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Effected By Energy Crisis L, Gasoline is sparse and prices continue to go up. Car pools, lowered thermo- stats, and sweaters in abundance were common sights in the winter of 1973-74. Why this change in the normal winter con- ditions? The answer was the energy crisis. Students attending school in the Berlin-Milan district did not seem to notice the crisis if they didn't remove their coats when they first arrived at school. Heat at the high school was turned down to comply with the President's plea for 68 F every- where, and the boilers were shut down over weekends. Lights were turned off when not needed, which helped with the electric bill considerably. After school and evening activities con tinued, but with a cooler build- ing. Gasoline was a problem for both school and students. The cost of gas for the school nearly doubled. Because the school bud- get is based on tax funds col- lected, a tight situation was created. Field trips were not cancelled, but the number of pupil transportation pickup points were reduced. Shuttle buses were also continued using the philosophy that the many cars which would be used by parents transporting students used the same amount or more gas than one bus. 37!Energy Crisis

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School And Students Are t t t if 'W 'fQ -fn- en Q x ffv ga gili xx ff! l S Don Opfer states, l've found my Volkwagon Students demonstrate the energy crisis by fitting twelve in a Nolkwagon. to be economical. X- ,,, ,, xi Q sim-new ' t J to ,t is' l W ..,,,E5..,..t t.', , t ' ' IEP el ,-- 'Y - f f ,Mat A V .,,... I A 'W f ', X i'.','i it l l -if 1 A ,. 3 Car pools become popular during the crisis. Room temperatures dl'0P 10 68 F- 36! E nergy Crisis

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