Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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Services provided by the Greeks took on a new light this year. The Phi Mu ' s spon- sored a Mr. Hope contest. Votes were cast n the form of money. The person re- ceiving the greatest amount of money was Mr. Hope — Rufus Chaney, and the total proceeds go to the hospital ship S.S. Hope. Also the Pikes, KA ' s and ADPi ' s spon- sored a derby day for a boys ranch from the surrounding area. -I ,v Mi ' M ! ' ■ - 19

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Did you actives stay up and spy where the KA pledges hid the derbies or did they tell your pledges where they were? How RUDE! Oh, is it? What she didn ' t know was that there had been planned a plot to do what she called rude. The planners decided it wasn ' t worth their effort. Derby Day wasn ' t any cleaner than in past years, but it can be said the participants enjoyed themselves. The surprise event was throwing in the pit some KA pledges. And there were new attractions. The one that got the greatest audience involvement was the solo compeitor trike race. And then she yelled, I ' m rubbin it in as hard as I can.

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