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More than just a vehicle

Written by Bristol Pauly, staff member
Posted on November 22, 2024

Students and teachers often see their cars as more than just a car. More than two-thirds of respondents in a CSHS survey give their cars names. These are a highlight of a few students and teachers with their vehicles.

Freshman Gage Davis – Chevy Blazer – “My car’s name is Cookie Monster because I like to eat in my car.” (Photo by Bristol Pauly)
Junior Britanna Finley – Chevy Suburban – “My favorite memory is when I was driving in it and almost hit a deer.” (Photo by Bristol Pauly)
Junior Bryson Lange – Ford F-250 – “My favorite memory is driving through town listening to music.” (Photo by Bristol Pauly)
Freshman Myles Becker – Ford Ranger – “My truck’s name is Ranger Danger on Top because I think it’s cool.” (Photo by Bristol Pauly)
Senior Gage Schmidt – Ford Mustang – “My favorite thing I have done in my car is getting stuck down a dirt road.” (Photo by Bristol Pauly)

 

Business teacher Andrew Gower – Dodge Challenger – “I like to customize my car because it is fun.” (Photo by Bristol Pauly)
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