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3 STUDENT COURT A student court is based on the same idea as a regular court, in which you have a jury and judge composed only ox ' high school students. The main purpose of a student court is to make people realize the value of school property or any other property, and also to make people have a little consideration of others, all of which I am sure we could stand. The teachers say that a student court wouldn't work because the jury or group of students wou3d.be too severe. They say students would be much more severe than a teacher would be. I suppose this is true. If you don't like the person and have a grudge against hi you would want hi • to have a hard job to do for a considerable leng’nt otire. Personally, I a' ve -• much in favor of a student court, mainly because I was one of the four delegatos from the student council who went to tho Student Coun il Co: vention in Burlington last year. There we discovered that many of the schools have s■: dent courts. Of course, these schools were much larger than ours. I have hear .: many students say t‘. r would like to have a student court, but truthfully they don't know anything about one, or what it is all about. If you students want a student court, let's get together, talk with teachers, and find out more about student courts. There is no time like the present; so let's got going! Beverly Hubbard, '55 TK3 HOT LUNCH PROGRAM for tab] help Ben Hade yen eacl sell ti.C 1: meal This year hot lunches began November 3. A new stove was bought tbr, lunch room and parents donated several bushels of root vege- cs and canned goods for this program. later cn tho government s too. fhe Hot Lunch Committee consists of four people: '• hel.ua amin, Katheryn Lothian, Eunice Clark, and Frances rlrcdcn. ’ iiio f.escxOi run j roc. lunches last year and has tno „oo agai x this , Crer one unc.red students have signed up to uako hot nrc. ss and etid at hod to bring his own plate and silver. Alfred Cclumb a the lunch tickets in the office, and tho lower grades buy their ecs from their teachers. The price is 'ifteen cents for student s, and twenty-five cents for adult neala.
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