Perry Meridian High School - Passages Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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1 WT i 1 J ■ ' - w Tammy Henry Deann Henselmeier Kris Hentrup Lisa Hering Susie Hettwer Arabs Have World By The Neck At a time when Crusin was a favorite pastime for many a teenager, gas prices were hard hitting the wallet. A survey was taken to find out just how the sen- ior class felt about the so called gas shortage. What gas shortage? It seems to me that there is plenty. was the sentiment of 80% of the senior class. They commented that it was a fake, just a lie to make the oil companies rich, or the government wants more money for themselves, and they are taking it from us. Fifteen percent of the stu- dents felt, It is real and they offered their solutions to the much debated prob- lem. The most prevalent an- swer was to conserve or ration maybe two days out of the week. While others felt stronger measures should be taken. I think we should strike against the gas companies, or we need to put our foot down. An- other student stated she would take a bus, It saves your money. The remaining 6% just of- fered their optomistic views on the subject and hoped that they would find more, or turn to solar en- ergy. Whatever the case, when seniors reached for the pocketbook they no- ticed it was thinner than ever. With gas prices climbing, Eiaine Partington learns self service comes in tiondy. 158 Seniors