Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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Memorial Union 1) Cocktail Waitresses: Stafanie Knutson, Amy Tatum, Martha Burns, Roz- zie Pollex, Mary Kay Sanders, Cynthia Burns, and Beverly Berkey show a little leg while Scott Thumma (the guy in the middle) closes his eyes to such obscenity. 2 D ' Anna Vale gives her roommate Rita a rubdown during the massage classes given in the Union. 3) David Alexander and Kathy Moore demonstrate the correct position at the waltz lessons given in the Union for the Viennese Ball. 4) The Union Frisbee Tournament wouldn ' t have been the same without Stuart Solomon ' s rendition of the Firebird in its entirety on the fire hydrant. 5) New games give John Reinthaler a new look. 6) The Union gave parents a treat during Parents Weekend by presenting Casino Night using Shillings as money tokens. The Student Foundation and Unioneers dealed during the evening. 7) Play fair did not give John Buchanan a lift. He just fell through the ceil- ing of the Sid Richardson Gym. 15 ill

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-- The Bishops Union — The Union. Some call it the Sub, some prac- tically call it- home. The center of most activities for SU students, the Union provides that spark that is so uniquely Southwestern. Program after program, activity after activity, new ideas spring from the minds working together to bring the student body something new and exciting each week. rfp 1) From Top to Bottom: David Alexander — Union President, Linda Burke — Music and Dances, Pat Vidaurri — Union Cafe, Amy Tatum — Cultural and Ethnic Events, Joel Vera — Outdoor Recreation, Henry Robinson — Indoor Recreation, Anne Young — Films and Television, Ann Rudloff — Exhibits, Rosanna Lapham — Personal Skills and Development, Debbie Marin — Secretary. 2) Ben Sherman, Assistant Dean for Student Activities, is struck by lightning in mid-performance. 3) Henry Robinson — just one of the Union Managers. 4) Clockwise: David Alexander — Union President, Dwayne Stevens — Outdoor Recreation, Tim Murray — Indoor Recreation, Kathy Moore — Outdoor Recreation, Debbie Marin — Secretary, Jannae Tunnell — Personal Skills and Development, Amy Tatum — Cultural and Ethnic Events, Eric Leidlein — Films and Television, Ann Rufloff — Exhibits, Linda Burk — Music and Dances. Not Pictured: Pat Vidaurri — Union Cafe, Paul Witmer — Speakers. Union Managers: Robert DeLair, Laura Sherman, Earl Moseley, and Henry Robinson. Union Artists: Kevin Middleton and Alison Ader. Activities Assistants: Amy Tatum, Alison Signet, Cindy Williams, Joy Chapman. 14

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1) Anne Greene and Rosanna Lapham set camp in a valley far, far away. 2) Kelley Clark emerges from one of the Union tents during the fall canoe trip at Whitewater Sports. 3) John Oertling rappels Mt. Vernon on Union camping trip. 4) Rosanna Lapham, Anne Green, Kathy Moore, Randy Smith, and Eric Leidlein take a break during the May Canoe trip. 5) Joel Vera, Outdoor Recreation leader Fall 1981, asks for a break while packing for the union rappelling trip to Enchanted Rock. Page 17 Cutlines 1) Tish croons tunes during her Union Coffee house. 2) Ray Boston eased the exam tension during December when he entertained the masses in the Commons. 3) Dana Cooper says, No Comment. 4) Cary Ray and Cosmos Nirvana gave a Coffee House in Fall 1981 with Gibson Bettis and Mikal Trimm. 5) Bejae Flemming and Jim Richer played a coffee house that was a combination of country and mellow music. — an interesting team. 6) Dana Cooper! — an up and coming rock musician from Houston found time in his busy schedule to entertain SU students in April. He drew the largest crowd that the SU Union Coffee House has seen since its beginning.