Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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SHAMROCK OUT, SAGA Students came back from Spring Break to discover a notice that told of a change in food services. The first question most students wanted to know was whether it would provide better food or not. Rumors flew around campus about changes. As it turned out, Shamrock asked to leave because it was operating at a loss with no apparent turnaround in sight. Saga agreed to step in at once and began operation when students returned from Spring Break. In an effort to economize, Saga produced food that many students referred to as mystery meals . Students also complained about smaller portions served. By the end of the year, however, food became more recognizable and larger portions were served. Most decided that it was a change for the better.

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GIVING BLOOD, GIVING LIFE In January, Ruter House Council sponsored a blood drive. A large number of students participated as many pints were collected. For those who gave blood for the first time, they found that it really didn ' t hurt, and it was a good way to get free orange juice and cookies. 22

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ELECTIONS Elections held in April determined who will be the leaders next year. For days, candidates asked students to sign their petitions. In the Georgetown election, the issue of beer-to-go was decided. By a margin of 23 votes, it was approved. Beer has come to Georgetown. Senate Officers President: Janice Richmond Vice-president: Herb Coe Secretary: Pat Stafford Treasurer: Shirley Fleuriet Educational Affairs: Neil Kirkpatrick Judiciary President: Judy Schmoeller Publication Editors Megaphone: Hoyt Riley Sou ' wester: Joel Vera Magazine: Eric Reynolds