As of the start of the school year, seniors have been doing a great job at maintaining their privilege of locker bank access. Locker bank access was given back to just the class of 2015 as a last minute decision as long as they could follow the rules and keep the locker banks clean. The privilege was given back as a chance for the class of 2015 to prove themselves as leaders.

“l pick up a little bit of garbage and trash from time to time but a ton less than last year,” said Senior Dean Adam West. “The noise level is low, and they’re doing a good job studying, relaxing, and using the locker banks appropriately,” said West.

Deans’ assistant Ryan Rayburn supervises the senior locker banks during fifth period.  According to Rayburn, the seniors have improved on keeping the noise level down compared to past years. “They’re very mellow. ” said Rayburn.

Principal Darrell Echols knows the seniors will continue to keep the locker banks clean and use them appropriately. For future years, if the locker banks continue to be respected and well maintained, the administration will work on having other locker bank areas. “If we are able to get that allocation [of more deans assistants] then we would open it back up to junior and seniors,” said Echols.

So far, the senior class has risen up to their expectations and set a good example for the rest of the school to follow. “Generally they’re doing a great job, and they’re definitely displaying their worthiness of the privilege,” said Rayburn.

By Autumn Hagemaster