Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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Student Publications BAGPIPE Staff TARTAN Staff Phillip Olin: Jane Brooks, Editorg Emma Scott: Flaym0f1d Wright? Phillip Olin, BUSil'1CSS Manager: and Edouard Fuller. Emma Scott: Jane Brooks, Editorg and Edouard' Fuller. Two s'1'i'o12NT PL'BLIC.xTIoNs can he found at Covenant Colleffe and Seminary. bv . The Hczgfizjic, student newspaper, is issued approximately once a month and contains news of interest, not only to students hut also to those who support the school with their prayers and gifts. The Turion makes its first appearance at the end of the 1957 school year. lt is puhlished to give students and other members of the Covenant family a record of the school year. lloth publications are extra-curricular activities for the students who work on the staff. lllr. Rudolph Schmidt was faculty advisor for 7-Ill' Hllfffl-f't', and lJr. Marian Downey advised the stalf of Till' Tartan. i 995.1 xx X 5952. ff w 1 - e .Mg ,.,, e..,,, c. ,,1. -,,,x . V - -JW' sw., FF . ss.. Q 2 ' -s. A' g 5' -,, .. A, ZA. - A X Mu.. vi ls, N - tea. Students Deloris Sneller, Priscilla Hawks, and David paul McR0be,.ts enjoys new lounge furniture and Alexander pick up The BAGPIPE at the desk issue of -I-he BAGPIPE at the same time. in the main hall.

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The Literary Society Y-F lf1Rs'r Row: 'lU,XNl'l'.X Ci r'ri:N, RIQLURDING S1fcRE'rARv: l'llll.LlP CQLIN, PRESIDICNTQ ,XND Einotwxiep FULLER, Ylce-PRIZSIDENT. Smokin Row: DIANE IERUOKS. Co14R1f:s1foN1u1No SECRI-ITARY. Rfxvixioxn XYRIGTIT, SIQRGIQANr-,vr-ARMs1 AND EMMA St'o'r'r, CoRREsvox1i1Nr1 S1acRE'i1xRY. Three Lit officers set an example at the refreshment table. NEWLY o1:o.xNIzED at Covenantfollege, the Literary Society has spent its iirst year chiefly in getting the organization set up for future students at Covenant. lt is a service organization with its aim of preparing students to he good leaders. Debating, skits, music, :md guest speakers have heen featured on l.it programs.A constitution committee composed of Fmnia Scott, Raymond XVright, and Dick Rowe presented the constitution to the group for approval. Mr. john XV. Sanderson, Jr. served as faculty advisor during the iirst semester, and Dr. Marian ,lane Downey held that position during the second term.

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Freshman Crawl and Nlasqueratle Party Dorothy Gray and Paul McRoberts Dorothy Gray poses for TARTAN Five freshmen have fun at their entertain upperclassmen. photographer in initiation costume. own initiation. ENDING IN1'rI.xT1oN WEEK for the freshman class, the freshman crawl enter- tained Covenant personnel in llctoher. lid Fuller was in Charge of games which were mostly at the expense of the honorees. At the end of that month, Covenant College and Seminary, in keeping with the season, enjoyed a masquerade party, with XVillie the XVorin taking the grand prize for the hest costume. 3 My Mfg Neal Cooper, Phil Olin and Ray Dee Paschke, Charles Ledig, and Wright give their own Juergen Muthmann enjoy the other arrangement of aKeep the Needle C' T' Lamoy is the lady in black costumes as well as their own. Over Ninety All the -I-imein