Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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First row: Belz, Rhyne, Kesselring, Malkus, Libby, Gray, Sneller. Second row: Conrad, Thurman, Johnson, Walker, Hawks, Gard- ner, B. Fiol, Huang, Third row: D. Fiol, Davenport, McColley, Wallis, Camp, Miss McCain. COLLEGE CHOIR The Covenant College choir built up a solid repertoire of religious anthems and songs during the fall and then exercised its abilities in appearances at local churches through the winter and in a spring tour that included stops at Nashville, Tennessee and Bowling Green, Kentucky. Jim Conrad, Donna Johnson, and Priscilla Hawks were officers of the group, which is directed by Miss Eula McCain. is e, ,gy rw SEMI ARY Q ARTET b The seminary quartet, composed of Tom Sidebotham, Will Barker, Ray Dameron, and Al Lutz, served in local congregations as well as at school aiding in evangelistic meetings, chapel services, and social events. Sidebotham, Dameron, Barker, Lutz 28

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Q Mm 6 0 ', we ! r xt... 5 HAZELWOOD 'vaitx re , R a Y FIRST CHURCH OLIVE BRANCH ALTON PR CTICAL CHRI TI OR Students in the college and seminary have found that engaging in practical Christian work is a helpful supplement to their studies, in preparation for future service for the Lord. Churches in the St. Louis area have offered the students splendid opportunities for Christian service. Pictured on this page are the local Bible Presbyterian churches. In addition to these there are many other churches, missions, Bible classes, and young people's clubs which have welcomed Covenant students and given them a chance to make use of their Christian train- ing. AFFTON K