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Assemblies, socials, and other events have been arranged through the different committees of the M. S. G. A. But these projects have not only improved our schoolg they have helped to produce leaders who shall not back down when confronted by hard tasks after they leave J. S. M. The student body gains experience in picking capable people. Student government is a miniature of the government of our country, and in this way a student is prepared for duties as a good citizen. Student government gives students just such responsibilities as they will meet with in later life, and it prepares them for these duties. The administration has invested rather broad powers in the M. S. G. A. The hall and cafeteria monitor systems function under the M. S. G. A. control. Clubs are organized only with the consent of the Board of Directors. M. S. G. A. elegibility rules maintain scholastic standards. All assemblies and social functions must be sanctioned by the Board, and their assistance is offered in the carrying out of these functions. Board - Left to right Top Row- L. ZAJICEK3 P. Gnovez W. Cu.xNAg D. Pnoscn D. IDUNLOPQ J. Smrug W. Bssrg A. MoaANg V. ZAJICEK. Bottom Row-E. PAVLINEKQ P. CORCORANQ D. Wm- Glrr: F. BENDA: M. KLEP.xLg A. Snumcg J.STEINER. Court left to right C. SCHARFENBERGQ I. RITZMAL Miss MILLER J. CARROLLZ J. PRASER H. Dvonucg MR. Km- BALL: G. BORDENAVE. Pa ge 23
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Treasurer . . . J. BIANN Chairman . . . J. CARROLL Secretary .... .A.VlTT Vice-Chairman . . P. CARTER Assistant Secretary . M. MCDONALD The Morton Student Government Association is divided into three main groups: the assembly, which consists of a representative from each advisory classg the board of directors, consisting of six seniors, six juniors, four sophomores, and four freshmen, all elected by the assembly. The four class presidents added to this number complete the board, and the court of justices which is elected by tl1e board. The Board of Directors is the executive body of the M. S. G. A. This board together with three faculty advisors meets twice a week to discuss various business problems of the association. The Court of Justice consists of three members and two faculty advisors who are also elected by the board. Sessions are held weekly to pass on various charges submitted, and punishment is given according to the seriousness of the violation. The assembly is the contact body between the students and the M. S. G. A. Board. It secures information for the students. Page
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This year above all years the M. S. G. A. has worked to bring about a better democratic class government. The main topic for discussion was the class cabinet plan, which provided for a cabinet of seven in the freshman and sophomore classes and a cabinet of nine for the junior and senior classes. The methods of nominating candidates have also been revised. Another feature of this year's student government was the first night party of Morton's career-The Yuletide Frolic. This Christmas party was a huge success, and it is certain that they have established a custom. The welfare committee under the direction of Miss Austin brought happiness to many a family in Cicero, Berwyn, Lyons, and Stickney. This happiness was brought about by the contributions received at the committee's annual Serpentine Swing, Old Clothes Assembly, F aculty-Varsity basketball game, and the White Elephant Auction. ' Morton's school spirit was at its highest this year which may partly be accred- ited to the M. S. G. A. Athletic and Booster Committee and partly to successful seasons. The M. S. G. A. has had a very successful year which l1as made a long life certain. The motion is accepted All those in favor signify by raising the right palm. W'ill the meeting please come to order. ' He's up again! Page 24
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