As many have noticed, the trash cans on campus are not the same dull color they used to be. Now, when walking around school, there is a bit more to look at. Stugo has organized each club to paint one trash can representing their club and school spirit.

“We all thought it would be a great idea to spice up the school and make it more fun and welcoming,” said Michelle Pickel, the student body secretary.

The painting of the trash cans was designed to make the campus look more lively and spirited while giving clubs a chance to be creative and show what their club does.

“We brought up the idea in Youth Town Hall and all the clubs agreed to it,” said Amanda Walker, the student government adviser.

Two trashcans are taken off campus every week, and the clubs are given one week to complete their creations before they are put back on campus.

“We hope that by the end of the year all of the clubs will have a trash can,” Walker said. All trash cans are to be school appropriate, but can be decorated any way the club members would like.

“I think it worked; our school looks established,” Pickel said.