Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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2 me if lsl' 0W1 5- Heiffie, M. Longo, N. Moyer, L. Georgi, B, Phrogner, C. Hebb, J. Warne 2nd row: R. Goshorn, B. Tomlinson, H. L. Blair, R. Conley, E. Galiley, J. Rodefer, C. Cunningham, J. Papcmdreas, G. Thomas Robert Goshorn 53 Cgioirinx Sphinx is the honorary activities society of Waynesburg College. Membership is open to those students who have made an outstanding record in extra-curricular activities and who have gained the necessary points to be admitted to this exclusive fraternity. Sphinx holds two link-- ing ceremonies during the year where new mem- bers. are presented with a link tied with a bit of red and black ribbon. The first semester cere- mony was held in Chapel in November, and the second linking at the May Day exercises. It is the duty ot Sphinx to supervise all Chapel pro- grams and approve of Campus activities. Second Semester Linkees. 'lst row: R. Davis, T. Damich, A. Moyer, R. Silvis 2nd row: E. Lupol, D. Jatras, A. Walker, D. London 3rd row: W. London, R. Elbell

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y jlfllglfbdfif My files are filled with names of friends - - Whom I have come to know - - - Along the many winding paths - Where I have chanced to go - Especially the genial ones - - - Who help me on my way With true encouragement and with - - The kindly things they say - - - Whose smiles of golden sunshine are - - The answer to my tears - - - And form the perfect rainbow bright - - That never disappears - - - I keep a faithful register - - Of each familiar name - - - Without regard to worldly wealth - - Or anything of fame - - - Because no matter who they are - - Or where the rainbow ends - The only thing important is - - - That they are all my friends. James J. Metcalfe 52

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AOQ A0 .XQIWLOVLQ flft QlfLf1l EILEEN GALILEY CLARA CUNNINGHAM BARBARA PHROGNER DOROTHY JATRAS THERESA DAMICH One of the highest honors attainable on any campus is to have recognition in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges , an annual publication which considers approximately six hundred colleges and universities in America. In order to be eligible for consideration, the student must be either a Junior or Senior. Candidates for recommendation must also have good character, good scholarship, outstanding cooperation, leadership in academic and ex- tra-curricular activities, and potentialities or usefulness to business and society. The number of candidates eligible for Who's Who from each school is proportional with the number of students enrolled in the school during the previous year. The following ten students chosen by the faculty to represent Waynesburg in the 1948-49 edition were awarded certificates by Dean Moston at a Chapel program last November. EILEEN GALILEY chosen because of her leadership, played an im- portant role in the Y. W. C. A. as President and was a valuable mem- ber of the Sigma Tau Delta. CLARA CUNNINGHAM, an all around asset, participated in the Yellow Jacket, Mad Anthony, Sigma Tau Delta and Little Theater. Singing, acting, and writing are a few of the talents of BARBARA PFROGNER who deserves credit for work in numerous campus activities and organizations. DOROTHY JATRAS, 54