Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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UPPERCLASSIVIEN CATCH TRANSPGRTATION FEVER Having transportation is one major concern in a student's life. Owning a form of transportation is an investment and a large responsibility. Insurance payments, vehicle payments, registration, and licence fees are good examples of what a student has to invest a majority of hisfher income on. Not to mention, the responsibility of tune-ups, oil changes, tires, and keeping the tank full. All of these require a lot of time and money. A vehicle is a student's pride and joy at this time of hisfher life. A large line of cars, trucks, motorcycles, and scooters can be found on campus between 7:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. each school day. American cars range from Chevys, Fords, Chryslers, American Motors, and General Motors. As for foreign cars, Nissan-Datson, Isuzu, Honda, Toyoto, Volkswagons, and Volvos were the most common. Motorcycles were among the Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha, and Harley-Davison companies. , M45 519 L i .,.. ,, - . . W 'WEE s X I r H , a i

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