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VGICE OF THE PEOPLE l i STUDENT FORUM MEINIBERS . . . Proof of the fact that CFHS strives to keep abreast. . STUDENT FORUM By +he People Several years ago, Cedar Falls scholars, along with other students over the nation, found themselves conscious of a desire for greater selfexpression. Not until 1935, how- evr, did opportunity knock in the guise of a youth movement held in Cedar Falls itself. Here students learned much about the bases of student government, and CFHS students returned full of enthusiasm to make a re- quest for a like organization in their own school. After lengthy deliberation, Princi- pal Street appointed a faculty committee to study the situation from all convenient an- gles, outline an acceptable plan. This teach- erftriumvirate accordingly drew up the con- stitution, which proved satisfactory to both pedagogue and pupil with minor changes. For the People The forum constitution is little changed. 10 thanks to far-sighted planning of Authors Rait, Abell, and Lamme. The purpose. as always, is: to create unity between teacher and pupil, pupil and pupil: to offer pupils a chance for expression: to offer opportunity for acquiring practical habits of citizenship: to foster . . . school spirit. Of fhe People ln such a manner, Cedar Falls Student Forum, though originally not strictly a student governmental bodyw but 'an ad- visory board for the faculty in deciding lyceum numbers . . . and special assembles, is in the process of becoming a true student governing body, Wide awake pupils with nn eye for the future see great possibilities in their one major means of self-expression. The forum is rapidly justifying their faith, .ind it may be safely stated that it will con- tinue to do so as long as it retains the conti- dence of the students, the cooperation of the faculty.
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