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Locker Decoration Personalizing lockers is a favorite activity. Students arrive in August to decorate before school begins. Pictures and mirrors are most popular. Looking down the halls, cre- ative locker decorations added life and character to the bare, metal, school lockers. Photographs, stickers, post- ers and mirrors are some of the many items found in lock- ers hanging on locker doors. Several students arrived be- fore school started to decorate their lockers. I knew I wouldn ' t have time to decorate between classes so I came early,” said Gina Hylek, sophomore. Locker decorations revealed the personalities and interests of some students. Sports en- thusiasts have action posters of their favorite sports and photos Bounnharaj 0 ut of the view of any school officials, Nancy Nims, junior, takes time to do some last minute homework. Sitting in the hallway is banned. S orting through a mass of books, Chris Kurtis, senior, attempts to re- store order to his locker. Even though it is against the Student Handbook, students often share lockers. Zawada 20 Lockers idols. Pictures of rock stars are other popular items seen on lockers along with provacative sex symbols. Locker decorating is popular, but why? Many students agreed that the most popular photo found in their locker was of their boy- friend or girlfriend. “We like putting pictures of our boyfriends in our lockers- ,”said Nikki Modrak, junior. “We don’t get to see them very often,” added Sheila Loh- man, junior. by TRACY WIKSE D isplaying his interests in his locker, Joe Massow, junior, makes it his home away from home.
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Collecting the books she needs for her morning classes, Alison McCollum, junior, starts the day off with a smile. Most students keep their books at the bottom of their lockers. • ' ’I.! ' . 1 ) 21 Lockers
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