Shelton High School - Saghalie Yearbook (Shelton, WA)

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fir H . .1 ' ' Mn- . an-.14 14. , -4. ' ,ir ' fi X ' A. N'-naw'-M '- ' N 1 rd-S' 4'-'ir 4 -A - 'Q N . ,, K7 .xxx Open Campus Our Senior Dream In recent years, Open Campus has been a dream of the students of SHS. This year's Associated Student Body of- ficers achieved Open Campus for Sen- iors. On July 26, ASB President Cameron Anderson presented a proposal to the Shelton School Board for Senior Open Campus. After weeks of consideration, on Au- gust 24, it was decided by 4 to 1 vote to modify policy 3243 CLOSED CAMPUS. Although the board policy remained closed campus, the modification pro- vided for qualifying Seniors to be al- lowed the privelege of Open Campus. To qualify, a student had to have a Sen- ior standing of at least 48 credits at the beginning of the school year. Seniors under 18 years of age had to have a permission slip signed by their parents. Other requirements included: Sen- ior's cars had to have stickers and be parked in designated spots, tardies to class after lunch went unexcused until a parent's excuse was taken to the office and even then the office had the right to decline it, and the last requirement was that no Underclassmen had the pri- velege. The board made the modification after clarifying other guidelines which included: a patrol system, penalties giv- en to any violators, and authority vest- ed in Mr. Shaw to revoke the privilege at any time. The ASB officers were able to make a dream come true for the Senior Class of '83, but along with this dream they left the door open for future ASB ad- ministrations in that the Senior Open Campus modification must be renewed each year by the board in order to af- fect the present Senior Class.

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