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CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs, M, Merrill, Cook, Mrs. C. Peek Manager. CUSTODIANS H. Dreyer and G. Hartley BUS DRIVERS Kneeling, left To right: L. Tuttle, V Benn. Standing. G. Mendez, E. Lac key, S. Smith, R. Woods, L. Dunivin V. Schulman, Nor pictured: H. Elli son, M. Stockel.
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JUDICIAL DEPARTMENTS ln any effective student government there is a need for a iudicial depart- ment. At South Fork there are two departments, the student court and supreme court. The Student Court is composed of a Chief Justice, four iudges, one from each class, a clerk, a sheriff, iurors and prosecuting and defense attorneys. Fifteen iurors are selected from all student body card holders each semester. lt is a privilege and responsibility to be a iuror. To be an attorney a student must pass an attorney bar examination. When a student has been accused of a misdemeanor or a felony, he is first called for a preliminary hearing. Here he pleads guilty or not guilty. lf the plea is guilty a sentence is imposed by the iudges. lf the plea is not guilty, a date is set for regular trial. The regular trial gives the defense and prosecuting attorneys an oppor- tunity to present their case. The jury hears the case and then gives its verdict. The court then acts accordingly. WAYNE HARVEY The Supreme Court is the higher court of appeal which is composed of Chief Jusnce of the Chief Justice and the four class iudges. lt also acts as a board of appeal Supfeme Cow, for students who have fallen below 70 citizenship points and want to be reinstated to 80 citizenship points, or feel that they have lost their citizen- ship points uniustly. If the Supreme Court feels that the student has just reason they may reinstate the citizenship points andyor recommend a change in the merit system. The Student Court at South Fork has been very active this year, and several very exciting trials were witnessed. ,Q STUDENT COURT-Seated, left to right: S. Downie, Sophomore Judge, 8. Hayden, Senior Judge, W. Harvey, Chief Justice, M. Hall, Junior Judge, L. Anderson, Freshman Judge. Standing: D. Downie, Prosecuting Attorney, R. Blumenstock, Clerk, H. Lewis, Defense Attorney, F. Hartzell, C. Ray, Prosecuting Attorneys. Not pictured: T. Sproul, Defense Attorney. 5 'Y av' 09 '4-
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