Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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-M, ROBERT G. RAYBURN, Th.D. President, Professor of Bible and Practical Theology THE PRE IDE T' ME SAGE DE.XR FRIENDS or COVEN.XN'l', It would be quite impossible to adequately describe the wonderful way in which the Lord has blessed us here on the Covenant campus during the school year of 1958-59. In so many ways we have seen llis strong arm moving on our behalf. Although we are indeed very grateful for our increased numbers we have been blessed with something far better than just more students. The young people whose pictures you will see as you leaf through these pages are a special group of dedicated young men and women. Wie believe that the Lord selected them and brought them to our campus. lt has been a sheer delight to watch them grow in Him during this school year. There is nothing dull nor one-sided about life on the Covenant campus. Even though we are without the facilities we need for adequate recreation and sports, our young people have planned and carried out an unusually well-balanced social and recreational program along with their academic work and spiritual activities. We face the future with great confidence - not in ourselves, but in the Lord! He has begun a good work here and we are sure that He will continue to guide and bless. All of our Christian friends must earnestly pray that the Lord will keep us in the path of utter dependence upon llim and absolute obedience to llim. Our most pressing need is to be able to expand our present dormitory and educational facilities. The enrollment we are expecting in the fall cannot be housed in our already crowded dormitories. On the opposite page you will see the plans which we have for expansion. Great wisdom is needed for the determination of the best way to proceed in this work. Will you join us in prayer that the Lord will show us clearly what He wants us to do and then provide us His resources to accoruplish the task. Youks IN His GLAD SERVICE,

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Present Structures F 1. Presidents home with classroom 1' 2. Chapel and staff quarters 3. Administration building with dining room, 9 men's dormitory, women's dormitory, classroom, and library .Q . Y 9, 16- 9. 4. Mens dormitory 5. Buswell home with classroom i i . 6. Smick home with classroom 9 4- 7. Sanderson home 16. . 3. E3 S. Harris home with classroom 2 ' 9. Profoscd Structures 9. Dormitories 12' - 15 10. Playfield 1 16. 11. Gymnasium 0 ' X 12. Classrooms I i . 13. ' 1 13. Librarv S A ' 5. 14. Chapel 14' 12. K 15. Outdoor Assembly 6' 16. Parking Areas 7- A 8. .. s ADVISORY BOARD FRANK H. CORDES, Continental Grain Co., Cranford, New Jersey I'I.-XYES T. HENRY, Pearson Memorial Mission, Westville, Okla- homa GEORGE R. JOHNSON, Veterans Administration, Baltimore, Maryland HOMER PERKINS, D.D.S., Issaquah, Washington VERNON C. PIERCE, Kaye-Tex Manufacturing Co., Yardville, New Jersey VIRGIL POLLEY, M.D., Oneonta, New York CLASS OF 1959 MAX BELz, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church of Cono Center Walker, Iowa E. ARCHER DILLARD, President, Hebron Colony of Mercy, Boone, North Carolina PRESLEY W. EDWARDS, A. G. Edwards 81 Sons, Investments, St. Louis, Missouri LINWOOD G. GEBB, Pastor, Lakeland, Florida OLIVER JULIUSSON, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church, Merrill, Wisconsin DONALD J. MACNAIR, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church, St. Louis, Missouri GEORGE B. STOREY, Insurance, Washington, Illinois G. W. WILLIAMS, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church, Watford City, North Dakota ! CLASS OF 1960 KENNETH O. ANDERSON, U.S. Post Office, Tacoma, Washington JOHN E. KRAUSS, World Presbyterian Missions, Wilmington, Delaware NELSON MALKUS, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church, Kearney, Nebraska W. HAROLD MARE, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church, Denver, Colorado EDWARD T. NOE, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis, Indiana ROBERT G. RAYBURN, Th.D., President, Covenant College, St. Louis, Missouri CLYDE RIGDON, Winn-Dixie Stores, Tampa, Florida KYLE THURMAN, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church, Gainesville, Texas CLASS OF 1961 MARION D. BARNES, Ph.D., Monsanto Chemical Co., St. Louis, Missouri J. L. HELMS, Southern Foods Co., Greenville, South Carolina MCGREGOR SCOTT, Bell Telephone CO., Collingswood, New Jersey FLOURNOY SHEPPERSON, SR., D.D. El Dorado, Arkansas FREDRIC J. SLOAN, M.D., Cedar Rapids, Iowa T. STANLEY SOLTAU, D.D., Pastor, First Evangelical Church, Memphis, Tennessee RALPH VEON, Clay Mining, Enon Valley, Pennsylvania