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Page 82 text:

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COUNCIL This year's Student Council proved to be a progressive one. Undertaking the revision of the School Constitu- tion and the Articles of Court, it sought to remove some of the ambiguities of these documents and bring them up to date with our growing school. Under President Charlie Jones the various committees were formed and a sound student government established. Certain rules were passed concerning student conduct at school parties and restrictions were placed upon guests from outside the school. The vote was taken away from the seventh and eight grade representatives since it was felt their unfamiliarity with high school matters hindered them in making sound decisions concerning council business. Senior class members were given the right to vote in A.S.S.B.A. elections and the sixth grade's franchise was removed. The latter action was taken when members of the council decided the sixth grade formed a formidable and uninformed block in the electorate and was unprepared to vote independently. During the second semester, Valerie Larsen's pres- idency saw a movement afoot to secure more well- defined administrative policy towards student activities. Though the repercussions from this action will probably be felt in the months to come, the council believed they were justified in doing as they did. Sophomore Representative Pilar Urra doesn't seem the least bit alarmed by Senior Representative Bill Dunkum's ravings as the rest of the council looks on in mild amuse- ment. THD Secretary Martha Anderson, President Valerie Larsen and Vice-President Hank Hartline look over some notes before a council session. X

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E117 Prosecuting Attorneys Gibbs and Litwin listen intently to the defense attorney's cross-examination of a witness. COURT In the Student Court's second year of operation, it ren- dered decisions which will become guides for the future. Though it has operated successfully, it cannot yet be regarded as a fully effective part of student government. Revisions of the A.S.S.B.A. Constitution initiated this year wili enable the Court to become a more integral part of the A. S. government in future years. Keith Claxton presided over all Court proceedings. Priscilla Litwin and Eckard Bull were Associate Judges, and Terry Kleeman served as Alternate. They dealt speedily and efficiently with infractions of the Student Code of Behavior, which was put into effect last year. Sober-faced Student Court Justices offer grim prospects to errant students. From left to right are Bailiff Hank Hartline, Judge Eckard Bull, Chief Justice Keith Claxton, Judge Priscilla Litwin and Alternate Terry Kleeman.

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