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One of the common Walter Johnson bathrooms resting by the clock on the second floor. It’s simple yet clean appearance has masked its insides for ages.
School bathrooms have always been the backbone of high school for students. They house the good and bad, from class-skippers hiding from security to students who actually need to alleviate themselves. However, Walter Johnson bathrooms have maintained a consistent unkept and lack-of-cleanliness track record. It’s time we expose these bathrooms for what they truly are: dirty, lacking and a flat-out disgrace. Take a look at some of these common flaws.
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