Doug Wyatt was tired of having to look at the painting of Jesus Christ hanging in the hallway of his high school. He felt that the painting made a statement about the religious beliefs of the student population. Discouraged that the school administration would not remove the painting, Doug took his case to court. The lower court ruled in favor of Doug Wyatt and ordered an injunction that the school remove the painting. While the case was pending appeal to the Supreme Court, the majority of the students at Jefferson High decided to wear new T-shirts to school which depicted the same religious portrait that hung in the school hallway. Doug became furious that this Christian representation was all around him. He insisted that the court grant an injunction forbidding the students from wearing religious representations to school. The same lower court ruled against Doug. If the Supreme Court decides to hear the original case, what is the name of the petition granted?