Jerome High School - Tiger Yearbook (Jerome, ID)

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Defenders of Offenders Tllls 0lfl2llllldllOl1 was stalted two XLAIS ago bx LeRoy C1a1g 101 the pmpost ol g11x111g ltS 1nembe1s the p1act1cal knowledge of COlllt D10C9Clll16 The membe1s ot the Ba1 ASQOCl3tlOH also take pa1t 111 debates, sth dultd thmughout the 5ea1 Dllllllg' the past yeal, mam sp111ted eases have been w ltnessed Each case IS gnen ca1eful tttentlon bx the 3,S90Cl21tl0I1 One of 1tS ITl9II'llJC1S 19 then deslgnated to defend the llghts a11d DllXll6XIOS of Jelome lllgh School C1tlZQllS Justnce Through Prectnce lhe lLlCl1L1dl pow us ot tht Juome Hlgh behool btudent Gox 6111 mtnt am xested 111 thls g'lOl1D ot llllG students the Student Bodx C Olllt 'lhu a1e seltcted bx the Ame1 16311 1.l'0X8lIlITl9l1t lI1QtlllCt0l and the 1JllllClDcll It IS the dutx of each lTl9lllb61 ot the LOll1t to act as ludge at the t11als held when students a1e gn 911 tlckets fO1 X31 IOUQ 1easo11s They gam xaluable knowledge of cou1t p1 otedtue and t11als M1 W1lson advlses thls glOllD, as well as all QIOUDS comprlsxng the qtudent Bodx Govexnment b N16 so Xl I1 11 ll PI rx ll 1 r lx OIR fr 1 1111 1 1 1

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Contribution to Literature The librarians are of great value to everyone of us. They keep books in order, help you find a book, keep order in the library, and then remind us of books that are overdue. Their most difficult task is collecting fines on overdue books, but they never lose their pleasant smile and attitude when the fine is not promptly paid. With so manj: new' books and the other convenient facilities we now' have in our library, it is one of the best school libraries in Idaho. Showers to Viewers Shut off thc lights pleasc We aic ieadx to beg Tl e iul taits iollings and oui moxie has begun The piojcctionists haw a mix lI'I'lD0lt2l11t Job WL ould hax 1 to do without some of oui xeix intuestlngx and educational moues .f it werent foi these boys They 2111 always ax ailable to do then put to help our school life by show ing mox 19S ans time of the day f ic urc 1 IBRKRI 'kNb ll' I R w 7 r in: r ix i u 1 Ninifr x ix Ntog 1 lg my n X e ri in Il lull 4 ml 1 iuun Ull Nh w 1 Q rbrm o Inn n te w ir m K 1 I- irne 1 Nhflft , r. Y rthinul -' . ,' '. , ni' ' rt, len Alis n, H ward Fm1i,fr X I ' urvdz ' - Hxnsy. K4-ith Kerry.