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The Forum Governs Here at Eisenhower, a bright, new, exciting school with fresh ideas, a unique type of government was formed. At the end of the 1970-71 school year a vote was taken on what type of government Eisenhower should have. A Student Forum consisting of the Principal, Assistant Principal, eight faculty members, and twenty- four students, eight from each class, was decided upon. All Forum meetings were open and each representative had one vote. In addition, faculty members and ad- M ministrators were denied veto power. Meetings were called to order every other Tuesday at 3:00 P.M. The Student Forum worked diligently and came up with many new ideas. Among other things they proposed having an open campus, succeeded in getting class officers elected, and wrote Eisenhower's first constitution. In spite of organizational problems in the beginning weeks, the Forum proved to be an effective governing body at Eisenhower and promises to be even more productive in the years to come. —ÓM XEM The Forum executive officers are Co-chairman, Wendy Hegenhauer, Treasurer, Pat Strobschien, Secretary, Kim Fry, and Chairman, Debbie Dye. 12
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Below: Forum members await roll call. Be- low right: Chairman of the Forum, Debbie Dye, (center), pauses before she makes a de- cision. Bottom: Closed ballots are used when voting for Forum officers.
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