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

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HOUSEMOTHERS-MENS DORMITORIES— {Loft to Right): Mrs. Go nott Sprouse. Cro«os' Nost and Hillman Hall: Mrs. Grace Chamber- lain. Cerriqer.Mattho.vs: Mr,. Annye B. Weils, Hillman Hal : Mrs. Lucille Armbrister, Armbrister's. Not Pictured: Mrs. Marqaret Brook I nq, Stuart Hall. HOUSEMOTHERS-WOMENS DORMITORIES—(Left to Right): Mr, Nell Flanory. Mr-,. W. E. O. Robeson. Mr-., Marqaret Thome-, Martha Washmqton Hall: Mrs. Ruth Lynch, Woavor Hal',

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 there'll always be My Idiots” so that Dr. Blesi can talk to the advance classes about the bonehead English students. Mrs. Blesi will forever enlighten freshmen and sophomores on the lovers of George Sand. The Science Building will echo with Pop Quezes” and happy chemists with hundreds of 220 Chemistry students. Rusty will continue to lead the Repub- lican Party's campaign for college students and will someday find a sure cure for pin-ball machines. The hallowed silence of the library will always be a place to date and act afraid of Miss Power. Mrs. Orr will continue to cause more noise than anyone when she whispers to students to be quiet. Every now and then Dr. Goldsmith's battery will burn out and his hearing aid won't work, and the back of room will take a holiday. Now that the spin through the faculty has been taken, for it is tradition that all good yearbooks become involved in such memory cues, just remember that good times and some- times hard times were had at Emory and Henry. It will bo fun to say what we did when we were in college, but in cose it gets hard to remember one has but to turn to the wisdom of the agless SPHINX and that ancient sage will ogain reveal thoughts of the endless four years' search for truth. This is Emory—1963. Waavar Hall Martha Wathington Hall

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