Emory and Henry College - Sphinx Yearbook (Emory, VA)

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From out of everywhere into now Lucile comes lightly tripping, heeding neither time nor place nor cares. Joining the class of ’24, after a year at Maryville and another at Martha Washington, she rose rapidly in popularity, a beaming sense of humor and a never-ruffled temperament, she numbers her friends by her acquaint- ances. The form is too dry and the space is too limited to tell you everything about her, but every heart is an abode for her and some she molds like clay at will. Knowing no tempest she departs from these classic halls cherished and envied by all. 38

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 BRIAN H. GREENE Hermesian Gurryvii.le, Georgia Leader Life Service Band, ’24; Chairman Social Service Committee of the Y.; Vice-President Hermesian Literary Society, ’23; Member Georgia Club; Member Kappa Phi Kappa Fraternity. This cracker from the sand hills of Georgia, came to us from South Georgia College in the fall of '22, and since that time he has busied himself relieving Emory and Henry students of their hard earned “shekels,” in the meanwhile, exemplifying the justification of a much talked of contingent fee.” Greene has found most of his service in the Y. M. C. A., and has been an active member of his literary society. 37

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The “Cardinal contributed his share toward making the “world safe for Democracy” by casting his lot with the Allied Powers and incidentally enlisting in the Emory and Henry unit of S. A. T. C. After sounding the death knell of Prussianism, “Cardinal” turned his efforts to- wards ministerial duties. Just as Hiram Johnson and “Pat” Harrison furnish oratorical entertainment in Congress, so does Cardinal” Hillman make the sacred halls of Hermes vibrate with his melodious voice. But all in all, Hillman is a hardworking, aggressive young ministerial student. 39