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

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Standing, left to right: John Bernard, Graduate Students Assoc; Tom Hitchcock, Welfare Bd chnn; Bob Koenig, Music and Service Bd chm; Bob Lindh, rep-at-large; Ed Fitigerald, speech activities: Bob Gaudino, NSA; Dean Jessie Rhulman, administration rep: John Jaclcson, alumni rep; Pat Brown, URA; George Seelig, Men ' s Athletic Bd; Bill Ackerman, graduate manaker. Sitting, left to right: Kathy Holser, rep-at-large; Willis Morrison, rep-at-large: Bob Franklin, OCB; Lorraine Gay, secy ' to SEC; Sherrili Luke ASUCLA president; Dorothy Wright, ASUCLA vice-presi- dent; Ted Nissen, AMS; Jim Garst, Publications Bd; Gordon Mason, theater activities. Not pic- tured: Bobette Camp, AWS. Even president LUKE put his hand up during the discussion in the parliamentary razzle-dazzle that pre- ceded the famous Bruin-Publications Board debate. The question of freedom of the press kept many SEC members hot under the collar in the council chambers. 24

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Elected by her fellow studetrl-s to represent them as official hostess of the ASUCLA, charming Alpha ' Phi Dorothy Wright accepted with her usual enthusiasm and efficiency the numerous responsibilities which are the lot of an ASUCLA vice-president. Her years of service in RCB and YWCA, as AWS women ' s rep-at-large, and on OCB, provided her with a back- ground of experience and brought to her membership in Spurs, Key and Scroll, and Mortar Board. Dorothy displayed her leadership abilities as president of the local Spur chapter and as national Spur president. Her membership in Trolls was perhaps the most interesting recognition of Dorothy ' s versatility of personality which was a combination of serious industrious organizational and scholastic accomplishment and a good- humored warmth of friendliness. VICE-PRESIDENT

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STUDENT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Operating under almost ideal circumstances, high grade member- ship and a minimum of administrative control, the Student Execu- tive Council handled many ideas of first rate importance not only to the student body but to the world in general. Paramount v ere the questions of loyalty oaths and executive control of publica- tions which produced many weeks of struggle. The solutions, never unanimous, were representative of the divergent interests of the student body. Elective members of the SEC are the president and vice-president of the student body, chairmen of OCB, Welfare Boards, URA, SSA, and NSA, presidents of AMS and AWS and two representatives at large. The chairmen of the Theater Activities Board, Publication Board, Music and Service Board, Speech Activi- ties Board, and MAB are appointed by the members of their or- ganizations. In addition the Graduate Manager, without vote, a faculty adviser, an alumni repre:entative and an appointed repre- sentative at large sit on the council. After a particularly grueling session of SEC. Dean HAHN, GEORGE SEELIG. JIM GARST, and BOB GAUDINO dropped their guards for a moment In an effort to relax and escape the pressures of complex SEC legislation. The six dollars per student alloted to the ASUCLA fund is the prime interest of the Board of Control, which oversees and prohibits the spending of ASUCLA money. On this augustly Scotch board are LORRAINE GAY. JESSIE RHULMAN, JOHN JACKSON, MILTON HAHN, SHERRILL LUKE, DOROTHY WRIGHT. WILLIS MORRISON. BILL ACKERMAN, and GEORGE TAYLOR.