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

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EMORY 26 GUILFORD 13 Another great team effort marked the Wasps' 26-13 comeback victory over Guilford in the finale of the 1962 campaign. The Blue and Gold perhaps were expecting a light day. but the Quakers had different thoughts as they streaked off to capture a quick I 3-0 lead. Their glory was not long-lived, however, as Emory got its offense ticking just before the half. The first tally for the Wasps was on a 16-yard aerial to Pete Tosh. Jimmy Hughes style. The second half was all Emory as the Wasps' three touchdowns made the final score 26-13—another victory, an undefeated season.

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Munsoy grab Emory’» first touchdown pass despite the effort» of Concord'» Don Yonh. Hughes oyot Concord defender a» he dances for a Wasp gain. EMORY 13 CONCORD 0 Emory's last home game saw the Wasps defeat once- beaten Concord 13-0. Earl Hawkins. C. A. Burton. Bobby Magill, and Gary Arnold were the big men in the Wasps' seventh victory. The Emory scores came on a ten-yard roll-out pass from quarterback Jimmy Hughes to end Bill Munsey and an end sweep by Hawkins for seven yards.

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders have as their main objective promoting school spirit. This year the squad has a new look—four male members. Following the team on many away games, the squad cheered the team to its first undefeated season since 1951. 8efore the games the cheerleaders sponsored pep rallies in connection with the School Spirit Committee. A cheer between quarters and during time-outs meant a lot to the hard-playing Wasp basketball team. JOYCE ROBINSON JIM GIVENS GAYLE CHRISTIAN