The right turn

Dorothy Stefany Villoch

Mr. Wilson, the principal of Carol's small community high school, had the reputation among students of being a terrible driver. Some said he drove down the middle of the road so that if a tire blew out he'd have space on either side to maneuver the car to a stop.

Carol had laughed, too, but it became no laughing matter when she and several others were assigned to ride home in his car after a school debate.

Some of the students said they'd rather walk home or hire a milk truck. Carol recognized that with all the joking they were really scared. Then she began to feel uneasy, too.

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