Plano High School - Planonian Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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a 20 Transportation - Student Life

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6 tart the car and Shack out as non as it is safem-'i2:. .. ow, turn left Go raight after the stop gn The husky, ooper belted out ese commands with blank expression as e knee-knocking matter sheepishly beyed. After what eemed like ten inutes of sheer tor- re. the student finale , pulled back into the arking lot. He stops e car and wearily ances at the trooper. aiting for results. This! familiar scene, r possibly recurring ightmare, was the of- cial t inauguration'L of n important part of very teenager's life. It want that teenagers ould no longer have u drive with-a parent in the front seat while trying to flirt with girls. After acquiringi-a driver's license, the next step was usually getting L a cat, depending on the generosity each parent possessed, The m o r e a m - bitious stu- dents set their sight on a sleek Corvette or a con- touredrbut costly Porsche. but usuallyrsettled for the second-hand lohger had to heat parents scream You're driviltlg too fast! or the usual in- structions thatiparents ' Slatf L' Church D IFFERENT WAYS TO GET THERE - Whether it was across the lake or just from school unorthodhx methods of transportation by; cruising about t0wn 1n motorcycles or mo- peds. These alter- natives M' were: not confined to future Hell's,- Angels either, but to those who simply wanted a vehi- cle that fitted; their per- sonalities. While others; were revving up I their, engines and, coasting 'dowh' family car- to home. students found many highways, a few Aftert waiting waysto 881 William tsey W836 80iltlg- students could be Many times t e stu ents C arac er , 16.0r 17 years to was reflected in their chosen spotted peddhng drlve, even a transportation. funously on the jtalopy was a sideiit'of the road t r e a s u r e f o r students who were eager to gain new freedoms. With a car of their own, studentsmo igsistedfi on lokltnakinykgk audiblyLClear. L L Some students swayed Etowards more on a 10-speed bioycle. Depending 0ft, the student, this wasLL'LL done out of hobby or necessity, a As unique as eaEh in- dividual was, the method of transportaa tion they selected from flashy hot-rods to rust- colored Schwins reflected the diverse personal ivalues and characteristics found in the large student body which in tEWin added to:- the variety of people, talents and ideals that Lhelped to make this school year one of suc- cess and domination above the rest. e Debbie O'Reilly and Kristin Jacobson. L TIDYING UP e After recently buying his Jeep, lay Gore, senior, shines the rims of his tire. OUT FOR A RIDE - Seniors Eric Karvonen and Mi'ndy Sawyer go for a spinsaround the block on a motorcycle. A H Wt t t , t Student Life e Transportation