 The school's Latin motto, "Veritas Nos Ducat" (meaning "Truth Shall Lead Us"), speaks to a remarkable honour system in place during the 1970s.At that time, any misplaced belonging in the school was essentially guaranteed to make its way to its rightful owner, and in some cases, take-home exams were permitted, bearing that the student not use outside information and write the school motto on his or her test.The remnant of this implicit system is in the school's also traditional, annual Honour Society listing, which notices students who have achieved distinctions in academics at a level of above 80% in every course taken.