Redondo Union High School - Pilot Yearbook (Redondo Beach, CA)

Page 31 text:

I ' . ' ••. -IV ' oifc ' . ' i. f ' £ ' ■ put m ■■ V: JwOrirocrown -Ins . •. ■■nti ' iM .iwi ' igj viin ' t. ly Wis really (|Rr of i v. •Aiei rld. At ieas Wt think m ovir Senv r year rol •ar. Wrf u v 1 by all, e ey( the | en of the Champion p lysical and menta IJ i- . .- ■ » • •

Page 30 text:

BOYS ' COURT Beverly Boston Judge Olin Cooke Jean Bishop Gene Flanagan] Earl Drennon J ur The Boys ' Court was organized in 1926 to assist in the students self-government. The Court is composed of one Judge and four Jurymen, who carry out the activities of the Court. In 1929, the Judge of the Court was made Commissioner of Boys ' Justice. This change made the Boys ' Judge a member of the Student Body Board of Commissioners. This gave the court a higher standing in the Student Body Welfare. The Court meets once a week for the purpose of trying all cases pertaining to disorder and disobedience, on or to the school property, which has been committed by the boys of the school. The purpose is to promote a friendly, just, and equal feeling among the students. The Judge trys to be impartial and fair at all times. A Service Committee is appointed by the Student Body President to act as officers of the Student Body in making the Students obey the school laws. They also give tickets to the disobedient students. Some of the misdemeanors are the pulling up of shrubbery, throwing papers, going across the street to the store, and anything that harms school property. The Court is given permission to punish the students in accordance to their offense. The punishment usually is some job, such as picking up papers or mending fences around school. Sometimes detention is given. The Court has been very effective in helping preserve order and maintain self government in the short time it has been in operation.

Page 32 text:

ITS ' COURT . ir if. -.:• . ■ • . « : Ji - .«.ii i;(0trv . ! h£s. stun- -i I . ■ ' ' ' ; ■■ ■$1 •; ' ' .■ ' • ' ••:■ ' •■■ ' . ' Jj c