John Jay High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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We could always just Take the bus long with all the troubles students fac- ed throughout the year, transportation to and from school was a concern. .IWW -1 Many depended on Mom and others carpooled with neighbors Car pooling was a fun way to sta ing but at times it did present the last minute a friend calls pl B you of the doctor's appointment decides he is sick and you have t to school with someone else. reasons, carpooling was difficu W lt. Dad, while nd friends. t the morn- 'oblems. At nd reminds r suddenly find a ride atever the walk to school. Living outside the two mile radius students were given the opportunity to ride the yellow school bus. The yellow dogs didn't offer the conveniences of a car but without it many had no way to and from school. Other students relied on VIA buses for a ride to school. If all else failed, students could always Yellow school buses line the faculty parking lot waiting for school to be dismissed. if F Finding a friend with a car for a ride home is just the thing as two students head for their car in the student parking lot. Transportation Copy by Diane Quezada r--X

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v' A M' , , , ja 4 5 f ,Q5 N ef X ,W sum, , Www' Afreshman takes advantage of his 30 minute lunch by eating a good meal In the cafeteria. Going through the new lunch line ll Linda Yzagulrre and Alfred Davaloa. f x ,Gil-H Lunrhllme 2 I

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