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

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REDONDO UNION HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. P. C. Whitely Commerce Miss Fredrica Brown Commerce Mr. Arthur Dewey Mathematics Miss Alice Freeman Spanish Miss Ruth Buxton Office Miss Rachel DeNick. English Miss Jean Delevan Library Mr. F. R. Shepherd Printing Mrs. Lilllian A. Hills Part-time Miss Lillian Shaw Attendance Department Mrs. Adelia S. Dwight History Miss Mary Elizabeth Orchard History Mr. Arland Briggs Spanish Miss Tillie Schuck Office Mr. Vernal J. Frye Science

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REDONDO UNION HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Dr. L. L. Lindsey Physical Education Miss Margaret McCoskey English Mr. Wayne Durston Science Miss Ruth Hotchkiss English Miss Anna M. Anderson Commerce Miss Aletha Browne English Miss Arms Burroughs History Mrs. Evelyn Schlee Physical Education Miss Grace Mitchell Home Economics Miss Frances Bandy Library Miss Irmadele Rous Home Economics Miss Ada Gano English Mr. J. J. Neff Mathematics Miss Tillie Neft Commerce Mr. Lloyd W. Waller Physical Education eithlftn

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GIRLS ' AND BOYS ' COURTS I HE Girls ' Court and the Boys ' Court work entirely independent- ly of one another, but their functions are exactly the same. These organiza- tions are branches of the student gov- ernment at R.U.H.S. The judges are upper-classmen elect- ed by the Girls ' and Boys ' Leagues respectively. They have the power and means to punish those who commit of- fenses against the Student Body and state school laws. Each justice is as- sisted by four jurymen or jury women. The juries of four, which are also elect- ed by the leagues, consist of two upper- classmen and two lower-classmen. One girl and one boy are elected from each advisory to represent their section on the Girls ' and Boys ' Service Committees. It is the duty of each stu- dent to uphold the rules of R.U.H.S. The secretary of each Court is elected from the Boys ' and Girls ' Service Com- mittee not only to serve as secretary to the committee, but to keep a record of each appearance of a student before the court. It is thereby possible to sentence second offenders more harshly than those who have only run afault of the law once. A boy or girl is brought to court by means of a court summons. The sum- mons may be given by members of either service committee or any juror. After a fair trial, the defendant is con- victed; if found guilty, he is punished accordingly. The two judges also hold offices as Student Body commissioners and they are authorized to attend all commis- sioners ' meetings. They are Comisson- er of Girls ' Welfare and Commissioner of Bovs ' Welfare. tu nly