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

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BLUE KEY 1st ROW: John Seymour, Dave Goble, Stan McCready, Frank Settle, Jerry Morton, John Dobbins. 2nd ROW: Dwight Williams, secretary-treasurer; Mark Leonard, vice-president; Bill Rodgers, Dave Knight, president; Al Ciccone, Tom Revilla, corresponding secretary. Blue Key is the Men’s Rotary Club with service as its sole purpose. It was organized May 28, 1924. Member- ship is restricted in number, and is limited to students who have shown their ability for leadership in service to the college, both through academic work and general popularity. Cardinal Key, the sister group to Blue Key, was or- ganized at Emory and Henry in the spring of 1942. The purpose and basis for membership arc like those of their brother fraternity. CARDINAL KEY SEATED: Kathy Vaughn, secretary-treasurer; Ruth Evelyn Baker, vice-president; Elinor Rollins, president; Jenny Rowland, historian. STANDING: Vivian Hudson, Othella Gardner, Cha Dunn, Sandra Bolling, Ann Disney, Mary Beth Hunt, Anne Shanks, Penny Crockett, Peggy Cooper, Bette Turner. NOT PICTURED: Pat Daily, Norma George. c A R D I N A L K E Y

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Co-chainncn of the C.S.M.: Othclla Gardner and Dunn Monroe. ers in the future. The officers, Left to fight, arc: Chaplain Mason, sponsor: Buck 'ortcr, treasurer: Sidney Pinkston, president; fartha Edwards, secretary; Warren Stewart, ice-president; Tom Todd, chaplain. CIRCUIT RIDERS This organization bands together those ministerial students who serve as preachers for nearby churches. FRONT ROW: Bill Graybeal, vice-president; Don Hill, president; Richard Sells, secretary and treasurer; Chaplain Mason, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Walter Wesley Cooke. Edwin Carter Jr., Johnny Dobbins, William C. Wall, William Wells. THIRD ROW: Flanders M. Bays, Warren Stewart, James Bohanan, James Kannon, Larry Best, John Ripley. MISSING: Bruce May, Leslie Adams.

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1st ROW: Peggy Cooper, Harry Gilmer, Norma George. 2nd ROW: Dave Knight, Penny Croekett, Tom Rcvilla. MISSING: Don Progar. SIGMA MU The Sphinx Scholarship Society of Sigma Mu was or- ganized in 1936. It is a scholarship, equal to Phi Beta Kappa, into whose membership arc admitted the highest ranking tenth of the senior class and the highest ranking fifteenth of the junior class. CIRCLE K The Circle K is an international junior Kiwanis group. Its purpose at Emory and Henry is community and cam- pus improvement. It is a civic group devoted to the bettering of the surrounding area. CIRCLE K SEATED: Joe Sloanc, secretary; Bill McElroy, president; Bob McConnell, vice-president. STAND- ING: Dick Dalton, Frank Panned, Harry Hight, Jack Davis, Jim Addington, Sidney Boyd. MISS- ING: Sam Patterson, treasurer; Tom Hutton, Jack Bush.