James Madison High School - Log Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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3 A Musician Barbara Greenberg SENIOR Artist Tobi Zausner Artist Bob Kupermcn Musician I K S an ogcn Dancer Freda Gordon Dancer George Sheila

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S.G.O. Cabinet 15 1 if Min Taleimik, Advisor Room 512 is the center of all S.G.O. activity. There is always a crowd of students around Miss Taleisnik's desk waving tickets, or notices, or ballots. Eventually, the batches of notices which leave this room will coordinate the various school activities. The purpose of the S.G.O. is to enrich our life at Madison so that our education is not solely academic. Our officers and the members of their cabinet work together to plan dances, arrange concerts, give the much needed publicity to our teams, and organize Madison's publications. The adoption of our child, Kim, a Korean War Orphan, is a student project supported by the S.G.O. SING, which has been a part of Madison for the past ten years, is organized and financed by our Student Gov- ernment Organization. Under the guidance of the Sing Commissioners, participants in SING put on a wonderful show, and derive tremendous satisfaction from their experience. The opportunity of working together with other inter- ested and devoted students makes S.G.O. activity most rewarding. Through the S.G.O. we have learned the responsibility involved in being a part of a community in which there is work to be done and there are rules to be obeyed. Primarily, however, a Student Government Or- ganization is created to satisfy the social needs of the student body. ln this capacity, Madison's S.G.O. serves us admirably. Judee Rothgart