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Valerie Owens Victor Pacheco Mills CD ,ao-iq. ii Agnes Panugaling Sharon Parent Timothy Partain Epifanio Partida Seniors T Latonia Page M 9- Imelda Pagobo As different as each Senior at PHS, so are the means of transportation. This is not limited to Seniors only, for each and every one of us has to. . . Haul It to School One Wag or Another The bitter coldness of the Pittsburg air prevaded the earl? morning. Scores of stu ents, all equipped with their backpacks and tote bags, walked steadily while bikers whizzed past them. Groups of students, packed in their window-frosted cars, jammed the streets bumper to bumper, all in hopes of fin- ding an empty parking space. Everyone had their own unique way of doing things, even when it came to etting to and from school. Emong the most common forms of transportation was the use of carpools, personal cars, parents' cars, bikes, skateboards, scooters, and of pourse, the original way, by oot. Carpools proved to be the most popular means of transportation not only to and from school, but also around town. Many drivers charged their riders a specified amount each week for the 39 unending chore of carting the whole gang around. Prices varied from person to person, but the average was S2- 3fweek. This cost was minimal considering that the bus fare was an average of S5fweek and did not deliver door to door. An alternative to both riding the bus and carpooling was the ancient method of transportation, walking. However brave it may seem, Suite a few students at PHS id walk to and from school. For the more free-spirited student, , motor scooters became their status symbols. And so it goes . . . whether it be by car, scooter, bicycle, or just plain foot, each and every student was faced with the daily dilemma of deliver- ing his or her derriere to their most beloved institution, school. - Shelly Doolittle, lason Lloren, and Imelda Pagobo
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