In the mid-1980s at Camas High School, students waited for the bell while Police Chief Don Chaney visited the principal in an office overlooking the parking lot. A local underclassman, Greg Biffle, drove his Formula Firebird beneath that window, spun the tires and produced a thick blue cloud of smoke that drifted into the office. Chaney immediately recognized the car; the police station even had a photo and officers had issued many tickets to the driver. Biffle later rose to prominence in stock-car racing despite coming from outside NASCAR's traditional regional roots.
"Yes, before that name was famous, around here it was infamous,"
"Greg Biffle."
"I wasn't born on the wrong side of the tracks. I was born on the wrong side of the river. The Mississippi River."
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