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JUDICIOUS JUDGES This newly formed organization is another step toward a completely democratic school government. The court is composed of the hall guards and the vice-presidents ot the three classes. Ot this group, the hall guard period leader, the class officers, and two hall guards, chosen at large, comprise the jury. The court is patterned to resemble, as nearly as possible, regular judicial courts. Sherwood Ioy, president of the hall guards, presides over the cases presented by the prosecuting attorney, Iames Hankins. Rob- ert Purbeck as bailitt conducts the defendants to and from the court. Although the court is well-organized and smoothly run, we are proud to say that it has had little need to convene. In the photograph at the above right. Bill Feather asks cr question of the Student Court Iudge. Sherwood Icy. At the right are some of the members of the Student Court. Prosecuting Attorney lim Hcmkins questions the defendant in a trial case fudge Sher wood Ioy and Bailiti Robert Purbeck watch the proceedings.
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Page 30 text:
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Shown above are the members of the Student Cabinet. First row, left to right: M. Deuter, A. Middleton, I. Mac Claskey, W. Feather, I. Diefendorf, E. Burchill, F. Fin- nerty. Second row: H. Thomas, D. McBride, G. Tiedeken, l 4 l S I2:iXiPcrlella. B. Bossom. D. DeMartin, F. Erwin. Third in S. H. Corriston. R. Munro, L. Homberger, XI K Sharer. ' ' .X . M THEY MAP OUR MERRIMETSIT The student cabinet is composed of the presidents and vice-presidents of the three classes and of the service clubs of the school. The president of the cabinet is the elected president of the senior class. This year's cabinet also has several non-voting members representing certain acitvities. The purposes of the student cabinet are to co-ordinate the efforts and activities of those clubs which participate in the management of the school and to promote the welfare of the Whole sc all school activities at all times. One new m project undertaken this year was the o ing ot the student store, the Panther's Five dances were sponsored by the inet, one of which Was a semi-formal. Below Bill Feather Cabinet to order. V of the Student LQWW At lelt the Cabinet members discuss plans lor the Student Store. wr' ii!
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