Olney High School - Trojan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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LUNClIIl00M CUMMISSIGN Never have the members of the Commission worked as earnestly as they have this year. In the past, they discussed lunchroom problems and tried to help the aides, but this term a precedent has been set. This term, these members have been doing the actual work in the lunchroom to make it a more pleasant place in which to eat. Each one gave up a large part of his lunch period to act as an aide, captain, or supervisor. This practical expe- rience enabled the members to have a clearer understanding of both the con- ditions which must be remedied and those which should be encouraged. At the meeting on Wednesday morning, many views were expounded and de- bated upon With the aid of the Commission's sponsor, Mr. Thilo. Contrary to the practice in many meetings, there was no lack of expression or interest: in fact, the allotted twenty minutes were all too short. The fine Work begun in other years has been raised to new standards. The graduating class hope the good worl: will continue until Olney has the best lunchroom of any of the Philadelphia schools.

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