Greenville High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Greenville, MI)

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A typical example of a locker with a clean top shelf. Home sweet home What do students see first thing in the morning after entering school? That's right, you guessed it, lockers. What would they do without one? Lockers are an essential part of high school. Where else would you put your books, cameras, cans favorite paste ups, instruments, and most of all, if they didn't have one, they couldn't ask to go to their locker and get a paper that's a day late. Lockers come in four basic styles; neat, messy, hazardous, and condemmed. The neat ones are usually the people with hardly any books and one coat. The messy ones have three or four books and maybe a pop can or two that's Mountain Dew seems to be a favorite drink of the owner of this locker. lying on a math book that's half-open with a page missing. The hazardous ones are the ones with two or three people's coats besides the owner's, 20 books and four coats stuffed in just right so they don't fall out the minute the door is open. In the bottom of a locker sits not only an accumulation of the articles listed a-bove but also such items as a month-old gym bag, lunches that have accumulated during the past two weeks as well as a stray banana or two. You'll often find students comparing notes at their lockers before school. 12

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Each student's own personality was reflected in his own locker. Just an example of one of those hard to find neat lockers. With any luck this locker will survive the year without being condemned. Clark Brayton tries on his graduation cap as he says good-bye to his beloved locker. 13