I understand that eighty years ago, children were smaller. It makes perfect sense, less food and not too much bovine growth hormone. In fact, it was probably considered wise to build shorter water fountains. But why wouldn't you feel the need to replace those water fountains years later, when they're only up to children's knees? Hydration is a fundamental part of life. I suggest three ways to improve the drinking conditions for all students at Worland High School. To build new water fountains, Worland students must do three things: raise awareness about water, earn money for new water fountains and convince teachers to support the cause. Hydration is a fundamental part of health and cannot be achieved with short water fountains. Children often feel embarrassed to bend over and drink from the fountain. They don't know it hurts their body. Dehydration can cause skin aging. Children must raise awareness by making posters and hanging them above fountains. This will definitely get people thinking about the height of water fountains. You will then have to make a petition...