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Di nglied wi es Insufelusfice... Kathy Holland Senior Judge Roger Seaman Chief Justice Teri Zenoff S ' d Mike sim emo' Ju ge Ken Huff Senior Judge Senior Judge
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up 11? ' 93 M7 -' F 1 . 13 Q 1 1 Q55 , x aylor, Sandra Eclie, Gerri Foote. ROW 3: Sara Anderson, Bill Roberts, Garry Fox, indy Southwick, Betty Lou Glessner, Bill Steele, Hilary Hammes, Linda Down, Bill rga, Shawna Washburn, Cinda Baker, Michelle Cox, Carol Kopp, JoAnne Johnson. Problems of utmost importance to the well- being of the school are carefully considered and dealt with during the bi-monthly ses- sions of Student Senate. Fifty-five delegates, each representing one home room, convene with the Student Body officers after school on alternate Monday evenings. Competently led by Barry johnson, they discuss the mat- ters that directly affect the Student Body and democratically review them. Every student in the school participates in the representa- tive form of government so familiar to our nation and indirectly voices his opinion. Social and service activities are not ignored by the Senate. It sponsors many enjoyable dances and an annual carnival, as well as a yearly homecoming float and Thanksgiving baskets. I Thanksgiving baskets were generously filled by homerooms for the Student Senate food drive, -'I9.. During homerooms senators read accurate reports of the Senate meetings from the newly inaugurated Senate Record.
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Jeff Silver Junior judge Seven students function as justices of the Senior Court. The court is a restricting organization which uses the school constitution as a basis for all rulings and judg- ments. The judges have established the power of ju- dicial review, and they now may function as inter- pretors of the constitution. The Court also has the right to determine the legality of the actions of the Student Government. Senior Court may try viola- tions of school codes. The Court was quite active this year as it utilized the prerogative that has long lain dormant. The Senior Court occupies a basic place in our Student Government-it does its duty well. Mike DeFrancisco and Lois Kanter Attorney and Clerk Bill Wehrman Sophomore Judge Mr. Millhouse Advisor
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