It's possible in mine as well, though it's hardly something common. It gets dramatized a fair bit, but amnesia is a real, and serious problem, with many potential causes. Unfortunately, treatments tend to match the cause, but if Transmitter-san says time will clarify things, we don't have much of a choice but to take her word at face value.

[ She looks back up at her. ]

Consider a classroom made up of around thirty or so students. Each of those students has their own problems and concerns, and as class president, my role is to act as a sounding board and a mediator for them, as well as to know who to talk to in the case of an issue that requires serious attention. I work very closely with the student council, a larger administrative body, in order to make sure that my class and their ideas are being conveyed and recognized by the faculty and the rest of the school. I'm also in charge of organizing the class events, in cases where we would run one, and in making sure the other members of the student body are taking their studies seriously. It's a multi-faceted role, one that requires me to be aware of my class and their circumstances, but it's one I take pride in.

...Biggest turn-off, in a person. What sort of qualities do you dislike?