Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1979, Page 10

Description:	!v^KMWOULD YOU LIKETO RIDE IU MY...One unchanging factor of life at BHSSwas the sounding of the 8:30 bell. Gettingthere on time was a problem South studentssolved in various ways.Senior Dennis Sego drove a Firebird,which he purchased with money from hisjob. He believes if you buy a car yourself,you appreciate it more; and youll take better care of it. But Sego is not unaccustomed to riding the bus. I rode the bus myfreshman and sophomore years, and therewere just too many people, he said.Problems in riding the bus included missing the bus, waiting for the bus during thewinter, and kids throwing things on the bus.Riding the bus is fun—there are kookypeople on it, said junior Cindy Raines. Shealso likes her bus driver and enjoys meetingnew people and talking with friends.Freshman Jayna Hazel enjoyed her dailywalk to school. A group of about 10friends meet, and we walk together, shesaid.Car pools were common among Southdrivers. Junior Butch Harris got a ride witha friend most mornings. The only problemwith this arrangement was that I have todepend on him to get me here on time. Headded, however, it also saves on gas.Senior Andy Moulden said, Its no problemto take some friends to school if theyre onthe way.Senior Dave Walcoff found that driving toschool had some distinct advantages. Itsa good pick-up line: Do you need a ridehome from school?
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Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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