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

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Janice I. Ohman Sweetheart of Sigma lota

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FIRST ROW: Marshall Anderson, Tommy Au, Boh Bral- lcy, Darryl Brickcy, Joe Bryant, Tom Davidson, Alan Davis, Bill Dowdy. SECOND ROW: Homer Duty, Jamie Farley (Treas.), Ron Hammond. John Houston (Pres.), Jim Hubbard, David Knight (See.). Bob Likens, Bob Lindsey. THIRD ROW: Ned Legard, Stan McCrcady, Jim McNccr, Dick Mills, Jim Raines, Marvin Rodgers, Bill Rouse, Benny Rudisill. FOURTH ROW: Gene Shupc, Frank Stevens, Art Stone, Mason Vaughn, Ralph Warner, Dwight Williams, Ron Willoughby, Joel Woodward. FIFTH ROW: Phill Wynn. NOT PICTURED: F.. C. Begley, Charlie Blevins, Jack Bush. Bill Holloway, Jim Jamison, Jerry Jones, Jim Nucklcs, Frank Stamper. Sigma Iota was originally organized in 1937. We have always endeavored to hold forth high standards of brotherhood and friendship. We are proud that many of our brothers have been active in campus activities, particularly student government, and are very active in athletics having several members on the football, basketball, baseball, and tennis teams. We are honored to have had three of our brothers elected to Who’s Who. We arc happy this year to have Miss Jan Oilman of Ar- lington, Va., as our Sweetheart. Sigma lota 66

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FIRST ROM': Rcbccca Armbristcr. Ruth Evelyn Baker, Arlene Brown. Claudinc Brown. Phyllis Compton, Helen Deere, Ann Disney. SECOND ROW: Barbara Duck, Cha Dunn, Becky Dutton, Martha Edwards, Othclla Gardner, Phyllis Ilcsson (Treas.), Kceny Holloway. THIRD ROW: Jerry Humphry, Lynn Palmorc, Ruth Roberts (Pres.), Mary Russell (See.), Anne Shanks (Vice Pres.), Mary Margaret Shearer, Jo Ann Starnes. FOURTH ROW: Becky Talbert, Delores Testerman, Priscilla Turner, Lcslyc Wallis (See.), Carol White, Evelyn Wiley. Talent, beauty, friendliness, leadership, and sisterhood zeal arc characteristics of Delta Rhos. The tapping of four sisters for Cardinal Key . . . the election of two to Who’s Who” . . . decorating the Hut for Homecoming . . . selling concessions . . . Halloween Party for rushccs . . . the annual Football Frolic with a brother Beta Lamb being crowned Mr. Football . . . goating and initiation . . . the “Enchanted Forest” at the Virginia House . . . the Christmas Party . . . the good times at the homes of our sponsors Dr. and Mrs. Bingham and Dr. and Mrs. Graybeal . . . the party with the Beta Lambs . . . rushing, goating, and the big Spring Func- tion all combine to make 1958—’59 one of our most event- ful and exciting years. 68 Delta Rho Delta