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

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T U M B L I N G C L U B Left to Right: Judy Musick, Sylvia Teague, vice- president; Lynn Patmore, secretary-treasurer; Richard Gorman, historian; Miss Perkins, sjxmsor; Delores Testerman, president; Bill Davis, Sue Belcher. Mary Bialkowski. MISSING: Tom Daily, publicity chairman; Doug Carson, Machel Biggs. Beverly Youngers. The Tumbling Club is a campus organization for devel- oping an interest in tumbling and providing wholesome recreation for those interested in developing body skills and co-ordination. Performances arc given at athletic events. OFFICERS: Sidney Boyd, station manager; Fred Lcedy, program director; Gail Smith, publicity director. STAFF: Ann Brown. Don Mahonc, Jack Davis, Sidney Pinkston, Harry Might, Dick Goode. Warren Hastings, Gene Keegan, Judy Dawson, Don Womack. Ed Cor- nett, James Dougherty, Dan Toombly, E. M. James, The Radio Club of Emory was organized in 1949, then reorganized in 1957. Its purpose is to acquaint students with the principles of radio and to 0] cratc carrier-current station WGLG. Robert Ixtckett, Lewis Dozier. Frank Wagner. Dan Winters, Don McCaniel, Bill Gray, Dave Goble, Bob Ford. Bill Haynes, Ginny McClelland. Judy Copen- haver, James Dillingcr, Claude Turner. Bill Wells. John Daugherty, Charlene Davis.

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H E R M E S I A N S Hcrmcsian Literary Society officers: Sam Patterson, president; Harry Might, vice-president; John Seymour, critic; John Cock, secretary; Tom Todd, treasurer; Dave Kannon, sergeant- at-arms; Mooney James, chaplain. The Hcrmcsian Literary Society was organized when the school was first organized, and the Alcthian Literary Society for women was organized in 1926. Their purpose and energy arc directed toward the bettering of each member’s forensic ability in order to equip him with self- assurance and ease in his future life. Participation in all forensic activity by members is encouraged. Alcthian Literary Society officers: Kathy Vaughn, president; Thcola Bear, vice-president; Cha Dunn, critic; Martha Edwards, secretary; Claudinc Brown, treasurer; Gail Smith; sergeant-at-arms; Mildred Moore, publicity chairman.

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ON FLOOR: Mildred Moore. Joel Woodward. Anne Shanks, Bill Jones. SEATED: Ginny Mills. Dr. Goldsmiih. Cha Dunn, Taylor Alderman. STANDING: Sidney Boyd, Bette Turner, Lin Cap| s, Alma Dutton, Dick Smith, Betsy Adams, Bruce May. The Writers’ Club of Emory and Henry College was organized in the spring of 1957. Its purpose is the publication of the fall and spring issues of the magazine, Prism, consisting of original works by students in literature and art. Left to Right: Taylor Alderman, assistant editor; Alfred Dicken- son, business manager; Dr. Robert Goldsmith, faculty advisor; Cha Dunn, editor-in-chief. Editorial staff at work. SEATED: Dr. Goldsmith, Anne Shanks, fiction editor; Mildred Moore, poetry editor; Cha Dunn, editor. STANDING: Joel Woodward, non-fiction edi- tor; Taylor Alderman, assistant editor; Opp Dickenson, busi- ness manager.