For The Semi Formal

Dear Ms. Pullings,

Enclosed in this document is a list of all of those who awould rather have an additional semi-formal dance than rather attend a barbecue. We would be willing to compromise on this matter, as we, the second form, would permit those who are in Form A to attend the dance. We are quite agitated at this sudden shift to a barbecue, as last year the Semi-Formal dance was the most successful dance of the year. We are also surprised at your sudden change-of-heart on this matter, as earlier this year you were an adamant supporter of the dance. Though the basic idea of democracy might be an explanation, but this is not so. The students of Form II were not fully represented in this choice, Rep. James Keegan did not represent the unanimous opinion of Form II, which is Pro-Dance, and the Censoring and Ejecting Rep. Jackson Spencer gave the idea that we are against an event that was created for Form II students. An alternative solution to the barbecue would be the semiformal, and to include the students of Form A. Though you may be fanatically against this idea, Form II believes that those who would wish to attend are obviously mature enough to do so. Please keep in mind that when my class was in Form A we were allowed to attend dances.

In closing, this issue is paramount to the Middle School and should be dealt with most quickly. We would be willing to compromise on this matter.