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

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Collegian Quartet, Left to Right: Tom Booher. Lynn Stradloy. John Tumor. Bill Woods. COLLEGIANS An all-male chorus under student direction, the Collegians give concerts and serenades on campus and make several concert tours in the local area. The members are chosen by audition and enjoy the experience of close fellowship through their musical endeavors. The Collegians tour between semesters to such places as Chattanooga and Knoxville. Tenn. and the Washington. D.C. area. Weekend concerts often take them to local churches or area colleges. Financing the tours is the group's own responsibility. Con- certs are given for the costs of expenses. The Collegians sing annually in a campus concert, the Christmas program with the Highlands Chamber Orchestra, and the Easter program. Fin Row. Lot o Right: Both Lift!© Accompanist: BUI Micou. Dimetor: Vidi Wilson Accompan st. Socond Row: Jimmy Evans. Did Herrinq. Warren Sanders, Joo Miller. Mickey Walker. Goorqe Arm bristor. Clyde Christmas. Keith True. Third Row: John Turner. Ken Brewster Bob Erqenbriqht. Bob Powell. Tommy Boohor President: Buddy Millor. B U Woods. Fourth Row: Demy DrumwriqM. Lynn Stradloy. Assistant Director; Davo Crandall, Dick Rollins. Dick FuHor. Dave Hedrick. John Coqh,:i Not Pictured: Waltor Hite. Secretary Don McDaniel and John Soeidel.

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SIGMA MU Sphinx Scholarshi S?ocietn Bill! Orotj, President Xowett JlslLj S en Brewster cjCctrnj c piytL JUd Xee Powett Ottafee Smith Sid Smith fya m es lAJa rd?n Baro (e lAJlarfon eu Wit is Sigma Mu is an honorary academic scholarship society composed of the highest- ranking fifteenth of the junior class and the highest-ranking tenth of the senior class. This year the society promoted the campus- wide reading and studying of a thought- provoking book. Requirements for member- ship are based on those of Phi Beta Kappa, national honorary scholastic fraternity. The Sigma Mu Freshman award is given annually at spring commencement to the freshman student achieving number-one academic standing in that class. UO

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Although the Sphinx has never attempted to follow the most proper technical methods, this publication has always endeavored to convey to the Emory and Henry student body the best of the year's events and provide a book of which they can always be proud. It is not just another college publi- cation. but rather, it is one of the few reminders of college which will remain with them forever. The many harried hours of photography, layout, and copy writing all pay off at the Awards Assembly when the Sphinx is dedicated to a deserving person. Miss Emory and Henry is announced, and the student body is presented with their yearbooks. SPHINX GENERAL STAFF—First Row. Left to Right: Dottle Johnson, Poqqy Eilmoro, Linda Edwards. 8evorly BlacV. Mary Kay S.iith, Pat Borryman Sharon Chambers. Carol Bosocier, Robe Loody Pam McKinney. Nancy Brown Socond Row: 8, J. Maddux. Carolyn Waller. Martha Kiser. Carolyn Steadman, 8otty Bovd. B I Burnett. Mary Mustard. Third Row: Lee Pimbeeton. Tommy Boohor. Gail Long. Virginia Arington.