VOL. XIX, NO. 12

Much of the time we seem to concentrate in our editorial space on just what students do wrong and how to correct these wrongs or bring about improvement of the deeds and acts created by the student body. This is, in an educational setting, the expected thing to be done.

We do neglect, however, to comment about what almost all of our students are doing right. One of these concerns is the overall treatment given to the physical plant. Students, in general, are to be commended for the care given to this building over the past 19 years. We realize certainly that the teachers and custodians and matrons do pick up after us just as our parents do at home. Their efforts also go unacknowledged.

Of course, we may encounter something broken in a washroom, messy lockers, and litter on the cafeteria floor; but visitors to this building are still impressed with its overall appearance and its day to day treatment. Visitors find it difficult to believe when told that the building is in its nineteenth year of operation.

Isn't it fortunate to be able to attend a school with a fine student body who cares about their environment and considers the rights of others around them and those yet to attend this place of learning. Thank you, students of the past. Keep up the good work, present students.