Glenbrook South High School - Etruscan Yearbook (Glenview, IL)

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Cyclists- I-fave Pun, Encounter Dangers - iding a motorcycle is a sport which many Glen- brook South take part in. Students use motorcy- cle for transportation, racing, but most ride just for fun. One cyclist who enjoys riding is sophomore Eric Lo- veland. Eric owns and rides two motorcycles. I-le likes to ride at his family's farm in Tennessee. Eric also rides at many different places in the Glenview-Northbrook area. A motorcycle can be ridden almost anywhere and, although there are a few public race tracks, most people ride in empty lots. People probably ride in empty lots because they are closer and in a lot they can do anything they want, said Eric. These empty lots are not maintained, so there are dangers in riding on them. There are dangers riding in empty lots but most cyclists have good control of their bike, said Eric. Naturally, with the dangers of riding in empty lots, there are many safety items to protect a cyclist. A safe bike and padding are some precautions, but a helmet is the best protection a motorcyclist can usef 'The helmet is the most important thing a cyclist can wear because it protects the head, said Eric. Even though there are not many maintained places to ride andthere are dangers in riding a cycle, there are still many students who like to ride a motorcycle. I ride a cycle because it's fun and I like it, Eric concluded. ififfjgfi Senior Greg Loveland enjoys riding his motorcycle at his farm in Tennessee Julie Keuth Brad Keyes Cindy Kieffer Mimi Kite Sharon Kleeman Ilese Klinsky Denise Kmiec Catherine Knauf V Pamela Knodt Diane Koenig Mike Koroly Sandra Korompilas Janelle Koshgarian Robert Kraig Nancy Kroll Joey Kupfer Chip Kupferberg Susan Kuzan jennifer Lacy Libby Ladd Mark Lallas Alisa Lambert Laura Larkin Christina Larkins Richard Larson Steve Lasky Karen Lauren Freshmen X219

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