Pine Forest High School - Pifonoca Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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UQ rf llfllilll Like soldiers standing at attention guarding the corridors, l5OO line the halls. With only a brief and occasional break in the daily routine, each morn- ing the soldiers come to life as the ten- ants arrive to begin another day. Their silent night long vigil is loudly shat- tered. CLANG, CLTNK, CLANK - overpowering the sound of voices and footsteps, the clamor floods the halls. Serving as a rendezvous or a place to exchange important written or verbal communications, lockers are a focal point in school life. Fourteen hundred and two are occu- by a vast assortment of people. a much sought after upper or d lower, all of them reflect the Some are extremely messy, with long forgotten items e a lunch from weeks past or a smelly sock worn in gym class a month ago. Others reflect a more organized a dreade image. Neatly stacked books rest on customized shelves. Snapshots of fam- ily and friends and school-spirit stickers add color to the interior of some. Those who adore themselves attach mirrors inside in order to catch a glimpse each break. Some must be opened with cau- tion so as not to collapse the stacked jumble of books, papers, and gym clothes. lf not careful, bodily harm would be inflicted. People occupying these metal dwellings without authori- zation are quickly evicted with one snip of Dr. Marable's cutters. After four o'clock daily and on week- ends, the doors remain closed, no visi- tors arrive to interrupt the silence. Each morning they stand ready to serve us again. To each and everyone, they're just a home away from home. Locker Sweet Locker. This one definitely has it all from books to pictures from home.

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