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Page 49 text:
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After wishing Mom a good day, Bill Endres readies to unbuckle for a Wildcat day of buckling down to books. Photo: B. Christian. Transportation'
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Page 48 text:
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Comini 4 ' Goin' Can I have a ride? That familiar plea seniors have labeled sophomoric in the past was also being used by juniors, and even seniors, too! Since this was the first year of North High School being in existence, parking availability was contended with as neces- sary. Due to the student body of eleven hundred people, carpooling, buses or riding a bicycle or motorcycle were several methods of getting to schoolg those that had a car to drive preferred that mode much more. There was some exhilarating feeling of the freedom and power one had when driving the family car, even if it was the beaten Yet, depending on where one lived was a .Nw Y 1 Cool breezes and an early morning mist escort Jeff Stormer toward an eight o'clock geometry session with Mrs. Kussatz the second week of school. Photo: B. Christian. Hey, I'll call ya later, yells Jon Burkholder to a friend as No. 69 loads busmates for a ride home on Friday after a tiring day of Wildcat classes. Photo: B. Christian. Transportation Na major factor when deciding which meth- od one travelled to and from school. Not only was transportation signifi- cant to the student during school hours, but outside as well for extra-curricular activities or going out with friends. Conversations were heard in the halls where friends would discuss plans for a Friday night. Someone always asked, Is it my turn to drive? Since some stu- dents paid for their own gas, one didn't want to be the one who always drove. Why, even seniors have conflicts such as this. So, sophies, there might have been a day when glory long due was received as a senior asked you, Can I have a ride? X, 'U'
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