Fort Lee High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Lee, NJ)

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Student Government A radical change has been made in the Student Government of the Fort Lee Junior and Senior High School during the last year. In October it was decided that each home-room should take a vote as to which form of government it considered best of the three forms: military, commission and legislative. The form with the greatest number of votes was to be the one adopted. As a result of the voting, the military form of government which had been in use since 1922 was replaced in 1929-30 by the commission form of government. The plan of the commission government is to elect three senior and two junior high student commissioners who work in co-ordination with two representatives from each home-room. One teacher from the junior and one from the senior high are elected by the faculty to serve as advisors on the commission. The members of the commission are: Dorothy Major, chairmang Helen Gilpin, secretaryg Gustav Moltke, treasurerg Jack Foley, and Peter Gaudiomonte. The two faculty advisors are Miss Maude Brady and Mr. Carl B. Strong. Much of our success has been due to the able services of Dorothy Major, our chair- man, and to the sound advice of our advisors, Miss Brady and Mr. Strong. The committees are being used as a link between the student body and the student council, because it is thought that if more persons are serving on committees, there will be greater interest and enthusiasm displayed by the student body in the welfare of the school. At the present time there are eleven committees in the senior high and seven in the junior high. The committees of the senior high with the faculty advisors and chairmen of their respective committees are: 42