Visitors to the campus of Orland High School (OHS) will never question that they have stepped into a world of the masses: kids, activity, personalities, busyness, and playfulness--a veritable cloud of mild bedlam. The wall of ceramic faces that greets a visitor in the school office is another reminder of the organized chaos that the teachers adore. For years they had a principal who would only allow them to display temporary art in designated locations. No murals were permitted, no matter the quality or the goal. This article describes how students from art classes made the ceramic faces on the wall of OHS. (Contains 1 online resource.)