J Sterling Morton East High School - Mortonian Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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MORTON STUDENT GO' 5 f 'fi EW 3 John Bishop President of the M.S.G.A. 24 HE M.S.G.A.-the most important and influential student organization in the school, is Morton's answer to the problem of encouraging student participation in school affairs. The lVI.S.G.A. has been modeled after our own national government. It consists of three branches: executive, legislative, and judicial. The first of these three is the Board of Directors-the all-im- portant group that actually decides upon and puts into operation the various activities which the student gov- ernment groups sponsor throughout the year. It is the central hub about which all the other student organizations rotate. The Board consists of twenty-four members, six seniors, six juniors, four sophomores, four freshmen, and the chairman of the four class cabinets. These enterprising students are in charge of such im- portant affairs as the assemblies, important dances, and many big annual activities which are held in school. Besides this they assist and guide the various standing committees in the efficient and correct operation of their routine activities. The Board of Directors is certainly the most versatile and important of all Morton organ- izations in the scope of its activities. The Board of Directors STANDING: Best, Sykora, Plevokas, King, Sommer, Mathews, Smith, Nowak, Liebenow. SEATED: Hurdle, Launer, Arnold. Gresko, Carey, Kozler, Boss.