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

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Since 1920 an Emory and Henry tradition, Dom-I-Necher is the oldest fraternity on the campus and was named for St. Dominic. Black and red signify this brotherhood and the Dominiquer rooster is our emblem. A fraternity is not dependent upon size. The existing spirit is a product of the quality of its members and Dom-I-Necher is proud of its close brotherhood. Betty Bowie of Bristol, Tennessee, served as Sweetheart for 1962-63. An exciting homecoming campaign highlighted by a torchlight parade was but symbollic of Dom-I- Necher spirit. The fall semester saw the brotherhood sponsoring a nationally known acrobatic en- tertainer. In intramurals the DIN was runner-up for the football championship. Blue Key tapped Larry Nave in the fall semester. Wolcott served on the President of the Student Body's cabinet as Day Student Director. Diversified interests and individuals, all managing to find time to live a little and be a close brotherhood. First Row: Richard Barker G. W. Catron John Draper Charlie Erasmi Second Row: Dan Lincoln Maurice Maxwell Johnny Moore Larry Nave Third Row: Charlie Ray Reggie Rose Don Roseberry Elbert St. Clair Fourth Row: Dell Sutphin George Taylor Chad Willis Eddie Wolcott Not Pictured: Roger Bordwine. Harold Coult- hard. Ron Dye. Dickie Greer. Bob- by Hammond. Sammy Price. Fred Reese

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In 1928 the brotherhood of Phi Gamma Phi was established. Since that time the fami- liar cry. I live and die. Phi Gamma Phi! has been heard in classrooms during pledging. A brotherhood long proud of its athletes, the Phi Gams have excelled in all areas of intercollegiate and intramural sports. Two Gams. Jimmy Hughes and Jack Thomas, were co-captains of the varsity football squad. Bill Bryant was elected to the third team First Row: John Anderson George Bowman Bucky Burruss C. A. Burton Dave Burton Second Row: Charlie Cox Tommy Earp Tom Ely Jack Hale Sam Hall LITTLE ALL-AMERICAN Associated Press team. Magill. Thomas. Burton received rec- ogni'ion for their outstanding work on the varsity squad. The sweetheart of this year was Vicki Morison, a senior from Bristol. Tennessee. The Gams had a hayride for the student body and followed this up with a rock 'n’ roll dance, all part of their homecoming campaign. Sid Smith, a member of Blue Key and Sigma Mu. was publicity co-ordinator for the Athletic Department. Pledging, functions, parties, card games at Stuart Hall, and great times are all part of the proud tradition of Phi Gamma Phi. Third Row: Tommy Haskins Jack Hughes Jimmy Hughes Bob Jefferies Bill Jonas Fourth Row: Bobby Magill Eddie Mallory Charlie Nagle Wayland Overstreet Bob Patterson Ike Prillaman Fifth Row: Don Rhoa Dennis Shaw Sid Smith Tom Spraker Jack Thomas Bobby Tucker Not Pictured: Craig Barbrow. Jerry Beck. Bill Bol- ling. Bill Bryant. Ron Fowler. Joe Garrett. Fred Hockney. Curtis Hol- lins. Frank Young