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

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The Dom-I-Ncchcr fraternity, organized in 1920, is the oldest fraternity on campus. Our objectives arc aimed at promoting good brotherhood and student activities. We take an active part in intramural sports and plan rush parties enjoyable to all. We also plan a most rewarding Spring func- tion which takes place at the Virginia House in Marion, Va. As our Sweetheart and candidate for Homecoming Queen, we presented Miss Judic Harry of Tazewell, Va. Dom-I-Necher FIRST ROW: Bernard Claytor (Pres.), Dwayne Cook (Trens.), Roger Lewis, Harry Wells, Andy Williams. NOT PICTURED: Ed Cornett, Charles Coulthard (See.), Larry Dexter. SEC- Harry LaBric, Ronald Fields, Bernard Burnette, Howard OND ROW: Nils Haag, Eddie Hurt, Marshall Jenkins, Clydes Bcumcr, Tom Price, Ed Baker. Kiser (Vicc-Pres.) Steve Lloyd. THIRD ROW: Allen Powers,

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FIRST ROW: James Addington, Taylor Alderman (See.), Gene Belcher, Frank Carr, John Cock, Bob Collins. SECOND ROW: David Deal, John Dobbins, David Coble (Vicc-Prcs.), Terry Hefner, Bill Hopper (Treas.), David Kannon. THIRD ROW: Mark Leonard, Doug Lester. Bob McConnell, Dunn Monroe, Jerry Morton, Buck Porter, Bill Rodgers. FOURTH ROW: Frank Settle, Warren Stewart, Eng Sen Tan, Tommy Todd, Claude Turner, Kelly Vaughn, Bill Wells. NOT PIC- TURED: Bill Carter, Al Cooke, Warren Hankins, Ed Jones, Ccnc Keegan, Bob Looney, Garland Roach, Bill Robertson, John Seymour (Pres.), Joe Sloan. After 31 years, Beta Lambda Zeta is still one of the top social organizations on the Emory and Henry campus. Dur- ing the ’58—’59 year, the brothers have been working to- gether in the many fraternity activities. The Beta Lambs staged a surprise parade complete with float and police escort which climaxed their Homecoming campaign. Miss Sara Saylor of Pincy Flats, Tennessee, the fraternity’s Sweetheart, was crowned Queen to make it two in a row for the Beta Lambs. The fall Rush Party was held at the Moonlitc Restaurant climaxed with the fall function at the Virginia House. The Rush Party, Goat week, and the spring dinner-dance were the high points of the spring semester. Beta Lambda Zeta 58

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FIRST ROW: Mack Bowman. Jim Bundrant (Trcas.), Lin- Harold Abshcr, Robert Bowman, Jack Cox. Kirk Harman, Fred wood Capps, George Cawood (Pres.), Wayne Goodman. SEC- Kilday, Bob Nash, George O’Bryan. Dewey O’Conner, Charlie OND ROW: Bob Jefferies. David Jonas, Jack Lindsay, Gary Phillips (Vicc-Prcs.), Bob Rusek. Ken Smith. Jack Stallard, Moore (Sec.), Frank Panned. THIRD ROW: Don Progar. Jack Manuel Stoupis, Junior Sutherland, Jack Tolley, Marlin Robinette, Bill World, Don Womack. NOT PICTURED: Weaver. Bob Womack. Bill Wren. The Phi Gamma Phi fraternity, founded in 1928, still remains one of Emory’s leading social fraternities. The pur- pose of our fraternity is to promote brotherhood, high ideals, and social activities by encouraging men of sound moral character and recognized ability to engage in its principles. The leadership of members of the Phi Gamma Phi has been recognized in all fields of endeavor on the Emory campus. This year for the first time the Phi Gams sponsored two social functions, a formal dinner and dance in the fall, and an outing in the spring. We were proud and honored to have Miss Judy Dawson of Bybcc, Tennessee, as our Homecom- ing candidate and Sweetheart. Phi Gamma Phi 62