Madison High School - Yearbook (Rexburg, ID)

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•Yd OTA Senior Brad Barrett posed by the car he only dreamed of driving, his father ' s 1987 Buick Riviera. One student was allowed to bring this nice Buick to school on a rare occasion. Senior Tracy Ard put his fa- Tracy Ard worked hard to vorite saying on the license save enough money to pur- plate of his Toyata pick-up chase his prized possesion, truck. ■ Transportation 23

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Getting There Is Half The Fun Students drove a wide array of vehicles to and from school, rode with a friend, or rode the bus. jj ' r a n s p o r t a t i o n . This word meant different things to dif- ferent people. In this section however, it means cars. All cars, that is. The fine, the average and the wankers. The fine cars, the purchase a fine car of their own. Their means of transporta- tion was the most high- ly recommended, in fact, it was the most preferred way to get around. One of these fine cars belonged to the Zowie! This car is almost as nice as my Celica! — Senior Stuart Brown ones that your parents rarely let you drive, were the most scarce found in the school parking lot. Other students, however, had been frugal with their mon- ey over the years, and had»saved enough to father of senior Brad Barrett. It is a 1987 Buick Riviera. It has a touch sensitive screen in place of all the man- ual knobs and levers that most cars use to control the radio and climate control. continued on page 164 22 Transportation

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More than twenty bobcadettes helped to make the Bobcat Boogie the best decorated dance of the year. Having a place to relax and watch music television gave those who went to the dance a chance to rest their tired feet. 24 Bobcat Boogie