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YOKOTA DRIFT

Every school year, more YHS students are able
acquire drivers licenses and cruise around the base in
their own cars, and that can be very exciting for everyone.
Students gain a sense of freedom and responsibility as
they move into their futures. When students at Yokota
turn 16, they are eligible to take the Drivers Education
course at the Taiyo. Although they cannot drive off base
until they reach 18 years old, most students appreciate
the convenience of just being able enjoy driving around
the base.

"I have a little good driving charm in my car and I feel
like it has helped save my life on multiple occasions,."
-Sarah Dalton (12)
“I like being able to drive because I do not like having Customer is allowed to have objects outside of the margin.
to be on anyone else's schedule, and it's nice to be able
to do things that I need to do when it is convenient for
me”- Aiko Galvin (12).

Car culture at Yokota is dwindling, and a contributing
factor is the expense. With most students either selling
or junking their cars after graduation, it can seem
pointless to spend so much money on a car. However,
driving in high school, whether on base or off, is a big
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step that many students like to take. Students who do own

Just 2 Bros. Joey Nishida (12) and Ryan Martin (12)
chilling together with their cars.

1 1. Madison Van Gordon and
Keiya Carlson Both sit on top of
their Daihatsu's, giving two thumbs
up.

2. Kai Harbert Sits on the roof of
his silver Subaru Legacy Hatchback

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