Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Driving has By Elisa Smith For two hundred and fifty yards down Titan Way, cars crawled bumper to bumper every day after school. Angry students hung out of their car windows honking their horns and yelling at those ahead of them. Where did all of the cars come from? After eleven long years of riding crowded buses, juniors couldn't wait to drive their own cars. However, after the first day of battling the mob of cars, the thrill of driving quickly lost its glamour. Mike Woodall declared that, Overpo- pulation is the cause of the traffic prob- lemsf' This year's junior class set the record in 1984 as the largest class ever to enter P.H.S. and every year since then the freshman class continues to grow. This also increases the amount of students driving cars. Many students, such as Andy Bailey, didnlt mind the wait if they were driving, but agreed that steps should be taken to improve traffic con- ditions. Ken Norris suggested that, a sto- plight should be installed at the corner of Titan Way, and Espola. Also, more parking areas should be available. U Un- til then, the juniors of today, and the juniors yet to come, will continue to face the hundreds of cars day after day. lost its glamour s. A . j , 'am' The line of cars on Titan Way vanishes into the distance R'