Lakeview High School - Log Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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A personal touch Locker decorating is a positive way to show peers a personal style all onels own. BY JUNE WATTERS In the halls of Lakeview, one can see many colorfully decorated lockers both inside and out. Students give their lockers a homey personal touch, decorating them with shelf or wall paper, mirrors, pictures, drawings, artwork, boyfriends, and girlfriends' names, and anything else they feel will make them a more per- sonal environment to store their belong- ings. This gives students a positive way to show their peers their own style and creativity. Throughout the year Spartan sport fans who wish to show their support of the school's teams decorate the athletes' lockers. Sophomore decorator Kelli Lusk says, 'tl think it is so much fun, it shows your school spirit and shows how much you caref' The people till the athletes, lockers with gum, candy, and other kinds ofjunk food in a creative fashion, adding balloons and streamers for effect. In the mornings the unfinished decorators scurry about with exclama- Peeking duck. No, it's tions of Hhurry, I think I see her com- ing or Hoh, no, I ran out of tape for the candy? Birthday people get their lockers decorated too. Some friends put in just candy or balloons and make a sign, while others add streamers, signs, pictures, party favors, noise makers, stuffed animals, bows, and any other crazy concoctions they can come up with. Many students also have plans for the presentation. Somejust wait around the corner to see what happens and some blindfold their friend and lead him to it. Senior Laurens LaForce stated, They walked me around the school and tried to keep me busy. Ifthey had done it the night before, I would have been surprised. The unsuspecting victims are the ones who are the most fun to see. Unsuspec- tingly, they walk to their lockers and slowly a look of shock comes over their faces then the look ofjoy and surprise. All these forms of locker decorations make LHS a more positive place to be. not a dish, it s swimmer Sara Ross's surprise when she opens her locker to a beak in her face, 6! Lockers is of V 2 E 5 3 3 I 3 3 5 3 X. E2 5 5 I 2 S 5 , t Q I I i . E , s Li Souls of our students? Stereos, stuffed animals am posters of stalking Iron Maidenj-visions of 1 bizarre imagination or is it personality?

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