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

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THE COLLEGE CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS

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 mm JUJU We, the Senior Class, of this one-hun- dredth session of Emory and Henry College, present the 1938 SPHINX as a token of the esteem which we hold for the very name of our College. Not having attempted to pro- duce an annual larger and more elaborate than former ones, we have worked with the idea in mind to edit a book that will contain those incidents that have proved such a joy to us through the past year. Emory is proud of the progress she has made through the Century, and we challenge future generations to uphold her standards of high Christian character. And if, when you have laughed and worked and played your way through these pages, you will close this volume of the SPHINX for the last time and smilingly say to yourself Dear Old Emory , we will be scLiisiied.

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I I DR. W. S. NEIGHBORS After a Century of scholastic and cultural progress Emory and Henry produces this, the 1938 edition of the SPHINX, which is dedicated with cordial esteem and gratitude to one whose untir- ing efforts, dynamic personality, and Christian faith, whose foresight, courage, sympathy, and loyalty to what is right, and whose cooperation with the Administration of the school have en- deared him to the hearts of all who know him— to a Christian gentleman . . . DEDICATION I