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All in this crowd are happy with what Ron Jones harbors under his hood Parking problems lessen. “Ride one of those loud, underclassmen filled (we know which class this one belongs to) buses to school? Mo thank you!' “Walk at 7:00 a.m. to school in thirty degree weather? That's out!” Ask any G.H.S. student who drove to school if they would give up their vehicles for one of these other alterna tives and you can be sure the answer would be similar. This year there were 94 cars, trucks, and vans registered to park in the parking lot. They roll in each school day in every way, shape, form, and color. Office records indicate that the registered automobiles account for not even one-half of the student vehicles that reside outside during school. Mrs. Vera Bui lard, who handles the registrations, stat ed that the reason for these low num- bers is “sheer laziness of the kids.” She and the administration are looking for a large increase in registrations next year. In reference to parking lot rule violations. Assistant Principal Thomas Mat chett stated, “This year has started off very smoothly. The rule disregarded most was that which restricted student driven autos to campus during school hours. Excluded from this rule were co op workers, cadet teachers, and skill center students. Mr. Matchett commented. “Only a very, very small percentage of unauth orized cars leave campus.” The stu dents seemed to have no complaints about the rules. As senior Paul Rydahl put it, “Only a few people break their rules. They’re (Administration) fair enough.” Sitting in their rods. Andy Frain and Jeff Rider, prepare themselves for another day of school. 1
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Shown here are some of the best selling albums of the 1981 82 year. Searching for that magical sound. Rich Reed ad justs his stereo controls. Everybody needs a break and Tom Swindell spends his school break by listening to some mu sic in his car. 18
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