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

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Calliopea» ffiitrranj Variety MEMBERS J. M. Graybeal K. L. Grogan I. W. Hai.e T. R. Mall G. F. Hankla E. A. Harding W. N. Hendricks M. P. Hillman W. C. Hillman C. B. Hudgins T. R. Hudgins R. V. Hull H. W. Hutton C. L. Jennings L. Jones W. N. Jones F. R. Johnston R. L. Jordan R. Likens E. F. Marshall VV. C. Marshall W. B. Mason J. H. Mast J. C. Meade F. D. McDonald B. W. Moncle H. L. Mor-is N. N. Muncy L. C. Neeley O. L. Neeley M. V. Orr W. E. Orr R. L. Patton C. M. Perry, Jr. S. A. Perry J. M. Porter T. L. PorterI'TEi.d E. A. Quillen F. R. Quillen A. E. Rectot R. R. Repajs M. E. Rich E. V. Richardson I. A. Richmond E. L. Ronsrts F. B. Rowleti- R. F. Riggs W. V. Rush C. E. Russell R. C. Sanders J. W. Si-gars C. A. Shufflebaroer F. G. Shufflebarger C. B. Snodgrass E. C. Sproles O. F. Stickley J. S. Staley H. C. Stone R. C. Swim L. B. Tate T. E. Tate R. A. Taylor R. W. Taylor D. C. Tickle D. W. Tittsworth W. S. UmBARGER M. M. Weaver C. S. Wilson T. C. Wingo P. E. Woi.fe F. O. Wycal A. C. Wynn, Jr. W. P. Wynn S. E. Addington G. L. Anderson R. L. Archibald C. E. Arnettf. R. J. Atkins F. R. Bailey J. B. Bailey W. O. Baker C. H. Bayi-or U. S. G. Baugess L. V. Baugess I. A. Beauchamp W. Beattie C. S. Bolen G. P. Boucher r. H. Britton H. B. Brown M. E. BurchETrE P. J. Bundy G. W. Buchanan II. S. Bird G. R. Bird O. G. Caldwell P. K. Candler J. M. Carter V. Collier E. B. Combs C. J. Cooney C. R. Crenshaw J. N. Denton W. A. Earley S. B. Farmer R. E. Finney J. B. Fisher M. C. Foprester R. S. Fugate T. O. George Page One Hundred Fifteen

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ifmttPBiatt IGttprary nrirty MEMBERS V. S. Armbrister W. F. Earehart S. II. Powell E. M. Ashworth J. L. Ferguson J. S. Rawlins L. C. Austin F. G.. Gibson L. W. Rhudy II. L. Babcock H. S. Goodson 0. S. Rhudy F. M. Barnhart L. W. Griggs H. M. Russell T. R. Bi.anks J. W. Helvey, Jr. F. A. Setti-e R. L. Blevins W. E. Massinger S. W. Shelton W. E. Bones J. Hatcher II. J. Sizer R. J. Boyd B. Y. Hill J. C. Slack M. E. Burdette J. N. Hillman, Jr. E. F. Smith H. G. Byrd L. W. Hillman W. R. Smith N. W. Cannoy T. S. Hurt F. K. Stafford W. E. Carter A. P. Johnson J. A. Stan berry W. R. Christy L. P. Johnston E. W. Stovall J. W. Clark P. W. Jones A. C. Stowers A. S. Clear G. P. Kendrick P. G. Stradley G. A. Collier S. L. King H. B. Tiller W. B. Collins R. N. Lawrence F. E. Taylor L. H. Colloms C. Looney J. E. Veal A. A. Countiss L. C. Luttrell R. E. Wagoner H. H. Cox L. W. McFarland V. S. Wheeler M. F. Cox E. D. Moneyhun S. M. Whitsell V. J. Cox F. B. Morris G. C. Williams H. J. Davis H. W. Moss T. L. Williams R. C. Davis W. S. Overstreet F. Wygal C. W. Dean R. M. Parker W. J. Younc E. N. Dutton Page One Hundred Fourteen

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(itlje Sphinx Each year in college is an epoch in your life. The things that you have accomplished, the friends which you have made, and the studies that you have pursued have made their impression upon your memory. Some of these you may wish to forget, but the remainder are priceless memories which you wish to retain. It is with this in view that each year the Senior Class publishes a new volume of the Sphinx. It has been in only recent years that this was made a precedent at Emory and Henry College. The first annual was published in nineteen hundred one under the name of The Boomerang.’’ This was bound in the form of a plain book but is replete with many attractive pages. Then the sand dial was reversed several times before the next edition appeared. It came in nineteen hundred seven under the name of the “Sphinx , which was the first to bear that name. Since that time there have been several lapses in the regularity of the volumes until nineteen hundred twenty-two, since when they have appeared each year. It is interesting to know the motive in the selection of the name which characterizes the book so well. As one legend attributes the position of the Sphinx among the many pyramids, so it is that we attribute our Sphinx as the silent monitor over the memories of old E. H. C. It is with this in mind that we have endeavored to instil into these pages those things which we believe to be worthy of such a watchman. Page One Hundred Sixteen