Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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Marjorie Zimmerman President Jimmie Baines Vice President Mary Bert Hewitt Secretary David Cardwell Reporter Ann Dooley Hal Kennedy Sigma Phi Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha, a fine arts honor society, was once known on the campus as the Mozart Society. Membership is limited to students doing creative work in the fields of music, literature, drama, and art. Also members must be of junior or senior standing and must have at least an 85 overall average. It is a distinct honor to be chosen for Sigma Phi Alpha. Dr. Henry E. Meyer is sponsor of the group. Hazen Lewis Jo Ann Sanders Charles Malesky Joe Bert Sissom

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Pi Gamma Mu OFFICERS Alfred G. Seitz President Richard S. Werner Vice-President Diane Coates Secretary-Treasurer Dr. F. E. Gaupp Faculty Representative Miss Pearl A. Neas Faculty Sponsor First Row:Mr. M. L. Williams, Mary Hallauer, Elaine Keith, Mary Strack- bem, Sallie Falkenbury, Kiyoko Tanabe, Jonette Hall, Valda Maeckel, Dr F. E. Luksa. Second Row: Dr. F. E. Gaupp, Ken Clapp, Alfred George Seitz, Frank Douglass, John Mood, Loy Estes, Dick Werner, Dr. L. H Merzbach Not pictured: Dr. J. V. Berglund, Dr. W. H. Burton, Diane Coates, Mrs. Irene Deupree, Dr. W. C. Finch, Miss M. E. Fox, Dr. R. M. Hawkins, Dr. George Hester, Mrs. Elizabeth Lundblad, R. M. Medley, Miss Pearl A. Neas, Angus Springer, Dr. E. H. Steelman, Dr. O. A. Ullrich, Dr. L. J. Waggoner, Harvey D. Watts, Calvin Dickinson, Paul Grady Anderson. A student of junior or senior or graduate classification who has had at least twenty semester hours of social science with an average grade therein of not less than 85 per cent, and who does not have any academic failure on his record, and who has further distinguished himself in the social sciences, is eligible for membership upon election by the members. The purp ose of Pi Gamma Mu is to improve scholarship in the social studies and to achieve synthesis therein; to inspire social service to humanity by an intelligent approach to the solution of social problems; to engender sympathy toward others with different opinions and institu- tions by a better mutual understanding; and to supplement and to sup- port, but not to supplant existing social science organizations by promot- ing sociability and attendance at meetings.

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Southwestern Lettermen ' s Association OFFICERS Bill Radetsky President Russell Chaney Vice-president Jack Ramey Secretary-Treasurer Robert Skippy Morse Sergeant-at-arms R. M. Medley Sponsor Composed of male athletes, managers and trainers who have fulfilled the qualification of the Athletic Council and have been duly awarded the V ' S by the members of the Athletic Council for parti- cipation in intercollegiate athletics. It promotes student spirit, assists in the control, regulation, and advancement of inter-collegiate athletics at the university and to lend its assistance to any athletic event in which the university is a participant. First Row: Byron Brown, Russel Chaney, Bobby Moegle, Maynard Westlake, Larry Freeman. Second Row: Bill Radetsky, George Thompson, Charles Malesky , Robert Arnold. Third Row: Robert Knauth, Buddy Sledge, Bill Merritt, Billy Moore, Dick Hawkins. Fourth Row: Robert Morse, Jack Ramey, David Cardwell, Jimmy Cardwell.