NAHS adds a palette of colors to campus with manhole murals
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NAHS adds a palette of colors to campus with manhole murals
Kyla, Writer
The National Art Honor Society (NAHS) introduced new artwork on campus by painting the manhole covers in the courtyard behind the main building. From November through mid-March, the club worked to brighten the campus with original designs.