Park Center High School - Pirate Yearbook (Brooklyn Park, MN)

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Locker Line up Obviously it is easier for a senior to get a top choice locker in a high class lockerbank than it is for a sophomore. The reason is simple: Class. A senior with class can take over just about any locker he chooses with a minimum of hassle, one simply tells the sophomore to flake off like good dandruff. It is important to get a good locker. This will be your home away from home for the next 9 months. There are different locker areas; the slums by shop, economy in the science hallways, convenient by the office and gym, or a locker with a view overlooking the library. 222 A locker can be shared with two or more people if you don't like to be alone; of course it can get a little crowded. Empty lockers make good trash cans ... You can take out frustrations on lockers and they don't fight back ... A locker can be a plush bachelor pad or a bill board ... Locker banks provide even more fun!

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Buses At 2:05 the buses start arriving to take students home. At 2:15 the race begins. If you have something to do - forget it. Your bus won't wait. Promptly at 2:20 they leave. A big long procession carrying students home??? 221

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The Parking Game The stakes are high. If you play your cards right, you can win. If not, you may lose your car. The Rules: 1. Obtain a car. 2. Get a parking sticker. 3. Park on your own side of the lot. The Play: Cars start arriving before 7 a.m. and by 7:50 the lot is nearly full. Students must park farther away so that teachers will not have to tire their bodies in the long walk to the school. The Object: To park your car as close to school as possible without getting towed away. 223