University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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AMS Executive Board: Don Gilbert, Ralph Scott, Bob Cuyler, Dick Levee, Al Kapp, Sid Korman, Cam Miller, Sy Block, Bob Under- wood, and Dan Manning. ► AMS Smoker Committee, seated: Stan Gold- berg, Dan Manning, Jim Miller, Byron Nor- wood, and Ro ce Jewell. Standing: Lloyd Curtis, Don Gilbert, and Sid Korman. ► AMS Spring Sing Committee: Bob Cuyler, Dick Levee, Ed Beets, Bill Bigelow, Sy Block, Byron Norwood, and Marty Lipp. ► 23

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A M S With the addition of an Activity Banquet at which new members of the men ' s honoraries were recognized, and with the re-establishment of the traditional Rally Dance before the UCLA-USC football game, AMS activities really boomed along this year. Enthusiasm reached a new high as the Spring Sing attendance topped 4000, the highest on record. The spirit and participation in Men ' s Week was also greater than ever before. Among the other events sponsored by the organization were many success- ful Smokers. Credit for the good work done by the AMS this year is due the Executive Board whose mem- bers are the officers: Al Kapp, president; Dick Spence, vice-president; and Cam Miller, secretary-treasurer; the representative from the men ' s service honoraries ; and one from the Interfraternity Council. Cooperation was the keynote to success, and thus it was the prevalent policy between the AMS administration and each male member of the student body. I just had a terrific idea — here, you do it! That ' s the swan song of Al Kapp and the one he sang most often as AMS President. A member of ZBT, he is a three-time track letter- man. Dick Spence won recdgnition as the Phi Kaps ' intranuiral sports .star. AMS Vice-president and perennially happy, Dick ' s Texas accent could be cut with a knife — ou-all ! The lost soul is how Lambda Chi brothers referred tci AMS Secretary- Treasurer Cam Miller, but Cam was collected enough to be Senior Track Manager and to organize the first Activity Banquet for men. timnn. Cj WSmb HDmS Mid

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IT ' S A MAN S . . . and tiin Chuck StifBe was Kiiifr of the whole shehaiig for Men ' s Week. He was a prniiiincnt character on campus for seven masterful days, and greeted his loyal suhjects at all times in a dignified manner befitting his royalty — i.e., sliding down a ( splinterless?) bannister madly clutching a ceegah in mouth, his symbol of power . . . What ' s this? A woman (ugh!) trying to get a Bruin? Guess her mama never told her there ' d be times when the •onlan isn ' t boss. Better be satisfied with th books, kna e . . . The illustrious King delivers his coronation oration while Sheila Hope, another ignominious femnie, and president of them all, takes her dutiful place as a lowly crown bearer . . .