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■« OOOOH, BUSTED!! — Vice-Principal Ross Velderrain calls yet another student into the hall to verify attendance records. He was fre- quently seen in this exact stance as students cringed in their seats. ▼ CAN ANYTHING STAY PRIVATE? — Even the bathroom is unsafe as grounds proctor Cisela King checks the stalls for wrongdoers. ■4 SCHOOL FROM 9 TO 5?— Sophomore Chris Clarno finishes up his homework as he serves a 7th period detention after school. Teachers were encouraged to give detention, especially for tardies, although too many tar- dies resulted in suspension. Getting Busted 45
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wa luu t HiA nigiSl lit nmaitv iimt. on ' t you hate it when Mr. Vel- Jderrain walks into your second period class with his clipboard, clears his throat, and says, Excuse me, can I see Joe Shmoe out in the hall for a minute? As you get out of your seat, the eyes of the class follow you. You hear whispers of What ' s he done? and Not again! and you ' re think- ing, Should I lie? or Is he going to buy this? or Maybe I can . . . But it ' s too late for any of that now, be- cause you ' re . . . BUSTED! Most in-class disturbances are tak- en care of through referrals to a vice principal. When I was a freshman I got an office referral for lighting a match in Mr. Panici ' s class, said sen- ior Bill Montebello. On a grimmer note, however, more serious offenders are assigned either detention or Saturday school ▲ IT WASN ' T ME! - Sophomore Andy Bos- well gets shafted for something he claims he didn ' t do. In the words of his teacher, Stu- dents ' never do anything wrong. for deviating from the law. Freshman Aaron Dak got in trouble for going to Fast Check the short way: My friend jumped the fence and got away, but Mr. Jeisy caught me and gave me a detention. Similiarly, junior Joanna Joyce also tried to take a short cut: I got a Saturday school for parking in the senior lot. The proctors thought I was a senior and I just mumbled something about forgetting my ID each time, but they caught on after a while. More commonly, though, stu- dents got Saturday schools for exces- sive tardies, ditching, and forging notes. I got caught for ditching and for forging a note. I would have got- ten away v )ith it except I put the wrong date on the note, lamented junior Linde Shoaf. Does the punishment always fit the crime? Sophomore Jennifer Denish doesn ' t think so. It ' s not fair that we get five hours of Saturday school for being a few minutes late to class! And is ditching worth five long hours in Saturday school? Most don ' t think so, either. Said junior Lisa Crank, I ' d do it again, but I ' d just make sure that I didn ' t get caught again— Saturday school is hell on earth! Most students would agree with her assessment of Saturday school. And most would also agree that while they feel bad for someone who gets in trouble, there ' s no greater feeling of relief than when Mr. Velderrain comes in with his clipboard . . . and calls out someone else ' s name! TO: From: OFFICE REFERRAL Vice Prin£ipac , staff Member student ' s Name ' Gr. Tiine Per. Date PROBLEM: R h cJ p a deh r cl at oho vfe l TEACHER , ACTION TO NOW: vate conference with pupil Telephone call to parent Card, note, or letter sent home ' Parent teacher conference ' Scholarship Report sent home ' rogress Report sent home Detention by teacher h Classroom discipline plan followed 44 Getting Busted
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